Australian cricket great Rod Marsh is being hailed as among the sport’s most influential figures after passing away, aged 74.
Marsh suffered a heart attack in Queensland last Thursday and has died in an Adelaide hospital.
A combative wicketkeeper-batter, Marsh played 96 Test matches for Australia between 1970 and 1984 and 92 one-day internationals. On retirement, he held Test cricket’s then world record for
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