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On a sad day for the cricketing world, legendary Australian wicketkeeper Rod Marsh died a week after suffering a heart attack during a fundraising event in Queensland. He was 74 years old.
In his 14-year-long career which spanned from 1970 to 1984, Marsh played 96 Tests. During which he inflicted 355 dismissals as a wicketkeeper, including 95 off the bowling of Dennis Lillee. He also played 92 ODIs for Australia. The southpaw was also the first Australian wicketkeeper to score a century in test cricket.
Tributes poured in as the cricketing world mourned the demise of Marsh. A sad Shane Warne tweeted to say that Marsh was a legend of our great game & an inspiration to so many young boys & girls.
Many other current and former cricketers also tweeted to pay their condolences to the family.
Also read: '...gets under the skin like Javed Miandad': Sunil Gavaskar explains Virat Kohli's batting approach

AUS vs PAK: Aussie team pay tribute to legendary keeper Rod Marsh, who died of a heart attack

The cricketing world, including the Australian side taking on Pakistan in a historic Test, paid tributes to legendary Australian wicketkeeper Rod Marsh, who died of a heart attack at 74

On a sad day for the cricketing world, legendary Australian wicketkeeper Rod Marsh died a week after suffering a heart attack during a fundraising event in Queensland. He was 74 years old.
In his 14-year-long career which spanned from&nbsp;1970 to 1984, Marsh&nbsp;played 96 Tests. During which he inflicted 355 dismissals as a wicketkeeper, including 95 off the bowling of Dennis&nbsp;Lillee. He also played 92 ODIs for Australia. The southpaw was also the first Australian wicketkeeper to score a century in test cricket.
Tributes poured in as the cricketing world mourned the demise of Marsh. A sad Shane Warne&nbsp;tweeted to say that&nbsp;Marsh was a legend of our great game &amp; an inspiration to so many young boys &amp; girls.
Many other current and former cricketers also tweeted to pay their condolences to the family.
The Australian cricket team which took the field in the historic Test in Pakistan in Rawalpindi also wore black armbands as a tribute to the legendary keeper.
BITE: PAT CUMMINS, Test captain, Australia
'I, along with countless other people in Australia, grew up hearing the stories of him as a fearless and tough cricketer, but his swashbuckling batting and his brilliance behind the stumps over more than a decade made him one of the all-time greats of our sport, not just in Australia, but globally. When I think of Rod I think of a generous and larger-than-life character who always had a life-loving, positive and relaxed outlook, and his passing leaves a massive void in the Australian cricket community.'

Ex-Australian wicketkeeper Rod Marsh, who formed a formidable pair with pacer&nbsp;Dennis&nbsp;Lillee, passed away due to a heart attack. The Aussie team in Pakistan paid its tribute

On a sad day for the cricketing world, legendary Australian wicketkeeper Rod Marsh died a week after suffering a heart attack during a fundraising event in Queensland. He was 74 years old.
In his 14-year-long career which spanned from&nbsp;1970 to 1984, Marsh&nbsp;played 96 Tests. During which he inflicted 355 dismissals as a wicketkeeper, including 95 off the bowling of Dennis&nbsp;Lillee. He also played 92 ODIs for Australia. The southpaw was also the first Australian wicketkeeper to score a century in test cricket.
Tributes poured in as the cricketing world mourned the demise of Marsh. A sad Shane Warne&nbsp;tweeted to say that&nbsp;Marsh was a legend of our great game &amp; an inspiration to so many young boys &amp; girls.
Many other current and former cricketers also tweeted to pay their condolences to the family.
The Australian cricket team which took the field in the historic Test vs Pakistan in Rawalpindi also wore black armbands as a tribute to the legendary keeper.
Ahead of the game, Australian Test skipper Pat Cummins&nbsp;said that he grew up hearing the stories of him as a fearless and tough cricketer, but his swashbuckling batting and his brilliance behind the stumps over more than a decade made him one of the all-time greats of our sport
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