Marcus Stoinis | Cricket, Age, Country, Stats, Networth

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Marcus Stoinis’s Age and Marcus Stoinis Biography

Marcus Stoinis is an Australian cricketer. Marcus Stoinis was born on 20 October 1991. Marcus Stoinis’s birthdate is 20 October 1991. Marcus Stoinis’s full name is Marcus Peter Stoinis. Marcus Stoinis’s age is 33 years old as of 2022.  Marcus Stoinis’s hometown is Attadale Perth Australia. Marcus Stoinis's height is 6.1 Feet.

Marcus Peter Stoinis an Australian cricketer who represents his country in limited overs matches was born on August 16 1989. He currently has domestic contracts with Western Australia and Melbourne Stars. He has also previously served as an all-around player for Perth Scorchers and Victoria.

At the 2008 ICC Under-19 World Cup Stoinis participated for the Australian under-19 cricket team. He represented Australia at the Hong Kong Sixes the following year.

Marcus Stoinis Family

Marcus Stoinis's parents are Chirs Stoinis. Marcus Stoinis's father’s name is Chris Stoinis. Marcus Stoinis's mother’s name is not known. Marcus Stoinis has a brother. Marcus Stoinis's brother’s name is not known. Marcus Stoinis has a sister. Marcus Stoinis's sister’s name is Natasa. Marcus Stoinis’s wife is no one as he is unmarried as of 2022.

Marcus Stoinis's Girlfriend

Marcus Stoinis’s girlfriend is Sarah Czarnuch.

Marcus Stoinis Cricket

Marcus Stoinis an Australian all-rounder who bats right-handed and bowls medium pace is a medium pacer by trade. Members of the Australian team who competed in the 2008 Under-19 World Cup in Malaysia were Steven Smith Phil Hughes James Pattinson Josh Hazlewood and James Faulkner. Stoinis was a member of the team.

Stoinis made his Western Australia debut in January 2009 at the age of 19. He made the decision to relocate to Victoria for the 2012–13 season because he was unable to quite establish himself as a regular member of the starting eleven.

He made the choice to participate in the Victorian Premier Cricket league for the Northcote Cricket Club on the advice of his former teammate Theo Doropoulos. As Stoinis experienced incredible success at Northcote things soon began to change for him.

In 2013–14 he scored four epic centuries averaging a whopping 100 runs per game. Stoinis' selection for the Victorian state team seemed a foregone conclusion given the kind of form he was in and he was shortly added to Victoria's Sheffield Shield side. His outstanding 170-point performance against Tasmania which solidified his position in the Victorian top-order did not in the least let the Victorian selection committee down.

He led Victoria in runs scored during the 2014–15 Sheffield Shield campaign. During the summer he ran 785 times scoring 49.06 points on each run. He also traveled to India in July 2015 with the Australian A team. Stoinis earned a spot in the national team for the ODIs and the sole T20I against England in August-September 2015 after scoring 77 and taking 2/18 in the first four-day match against India A. He developed as a batter over time and his bowling was always useful. In the 2018–19 BBL he batted first for the Melbourne Stars and has recently been on fire. 

Marcus Stoinis’s IPL Career

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The bonafide all-rounders are one of the premium qualities that aren't readily available in the Indian Premier League. Marcus Stoinis is one of a select group of cricket players who can play anywhere in the batting order bowl effective overs both early and late in a T20 innings and play strong defence. These characteristics led the Royal Challengers to make a trade with Kings XI Punjab in advance of the 2019 Indian Premier League. Stoinis is a powerfully built man who despite being a late bloomer by international standards has the ability to clear any obstacle with his brutal hitting style.

He was signed by Delhi Daredevils in 2015 but didn't fit into their plans therefore Kings XI Punjab later purchased him in subsequent auctions. Although his international record was improving the Mohali-based team didn't really benefit from any notable performances. Nevertheless despite the move costing them 6.2 crores they used their right to match card to take him away from RCB during the 2018 IPL auction due to the prospect of a bright future. However a second average season gave KXIP reason to offload their prized asset and when RCB called once more in 2019 they were happy to exchange him for homegrown player Mandeep Singh.

Marcus Stoinis Stats (as of November 2022)

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Marcus Stoinis Controversies

• Mohammad Hasnain a Pakistani speedster is accused of tossing by Marcus Stoinis.
• Marcus Stoinis was fined for using a homophobic slur against Kane Richardson in the BBL.

Marcus Stoinis's Net Worth

The predicted value of Stoinis' net worth in 2022 is $4 million or around INR 32 crore. 'the Hulk's' primary sources of income include his BBL and IPL contracts brand sponsorships and his pay from the Australian Cricket Board.

The Australian Cricket Board currently has a central contract with the all-rounder. He received a retainer of $278 000 (about INR 2.2 crore). In addition he receives a salary of $15 000 - INR 12 lakh for each ODI game he plays for Australia and a salary of $10000 - INR 8 lakh for each T20I game. In addition he received a staggering 9.2 crore for his participation in the IPL 2022 for the Lucknow Supergiants.

Marcus Stoinis’s Records

• Marcus Stoinis is on second position for Most runs in an ODI by a batsman. (146 runs)
• Marcus Stoinis holds the records for Highest partnership for 7th wicket in T20 Internationals. (92 Runs)

Marcus Stoinis’s Awards

Marcus Stoinis is the winner of the men's ODI Player of the Year award in 2019 thanks to his overall consistency with bat and ball.

3 Interesting Facts of Marcus Stoinis

• After being released from his contract with the Western Australia team Marcus Stoinis made the choice to play for Northcote instead.
• In a matchup with the National Indigenous Squad Marcus Stoinis was competing for the National Performance squad. When he hit six sixes against Brendan Smith in a single over he caused havoc in Brisbane. He was unable to leave his mark on history though as that game was an unofficial exhibition.
• Marcus Stoinis received a call-up to the Australian A squad as a result of his outstanding play in Australian domestic cricket.

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