Ashton Agar – Profile, Stats & Recent Form

Personal details

Full nameAshton Charles Agar

Born14 Oct 1993

Age33 Years

NationalityAustralia

RoleBowling all-rounder, Slow left-arm orthodox, Left-handed Batsman

BattingLeft hand Bat

BowlingLeft Arm Orthodox

Height6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)

Career at a glance

Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Test	5	195	32.5	55.55	9	2.79
ODI	22	322	24.76	82.98	21	5.23
T20I	49	279	11.62	100.35	49	6.5
T20	184	1457	16.18	117.78	144	7.29
List A	86	1227	23.15	90.68	98	5.12
First-class	69	2481	28.51	52.06	172	3

Debuts

TestEngland vs Australia, Nottingham10 Jul 2013

ODIEngland vs Australia, Manchester8 Sep 2015

T20ISouth Africa vs Australia, Johannesburg6 Mar 2016

List AWest Aust vs NSW, Sydney30 Jan 2023

T20LIONS vs Scorchers, Ahmedabad 23 Sep 2013

Family

RelationsWill Agar (Brother), Wes Agar (Brother), Sonia Hewawissa (Mother), John Agar (Father)

Batting

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s	Ct
Test	5	7	1	195	98	32.5	351	55.55	0	1	24	3	0
ODI	22	18	5	322	48	24.76	388	82.98	0	0	28	4	10
T20I	49	29	5	279	29	11.62	278	100.35	0	0	19	9	32
T20	184	129	39	1457	68	16.18	1237	117.78	0	2	90	64	98
List A	86	67	14	1227	64	23.15	1353	90.68	0	2	90	38	38
First-class	69	99	12	2481	114	28.51	4765	52.06	3	13	291	24	24

Bowling

Format	M	Inn	Overs	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Avg	Econ	5W	10W
Test	5	10	167.4	468	9	5/101	52	2.79	0	0
ODI	22	22	183	958	21	2/31	45.61	5.23	0	0
T20I	49	49	173.4	1129	49	6/30	23.04	6.5	2	0
T20	184	176	592.1	4317	144	6/30	29.97	7.29	2	0
List A	86	82	689.1	3533	98	5/39	36.05	5.12	2	0
First-class	69	122	2306.5	6943	172	10/141	40.36	3	6	2

By tournament

Tournament	M	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Big Bash League	91	758	68	16.13	118.62	67	8.16
ICC Men's T20 World Cup	6	31	20	10.33	93.94	3	7.28
The Marsh Cup	26	409	51	20.45	88.72	24	5.29
Sheffield Shield	24	1019	114	30.88	48.80	62	3.05
Vitality Blast	16	227	41	32.43	158.74	16	8.81
Global T20 Canada	4	46	41	15.33	109.52	2	8.88
Global Super League	4	23	17	7.67	100.00	3	7.97

Against teams

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR
England	5	92	29	30.67	113.58
Sri Lanka	4	43	26	14.33	91.49
New Zealand	6	40	23	6.67	108.11
Pakistan	3	37	19	12.33	97.37
Bangladesh	4	36	27	9.00	81.82
South Africa	3	22	20	22.00	146.67
Zimbabwe	1	5	5	–	100.00
West Indies	2	2	1	1.00	33.33
Afghanistan	1	2	2	2.00	40.00

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
New Zealand	9	13	208	16.00	7.17	13.38
South Africa	4	9	93	10.33	6.64	9.33
Sri Lanka	10	8	211	26.38	5.28	30.00
England	7	8	185	23.13	7.21	19.25
Pakistan	7	4	160	40.00	8.00	30.00
Bangladesh	5	3	112	37.33	5.60	40.00
Zimbabwe	2	2	38	19.00	5.43	21.00
West Indies	2	1	56	56.00	8.00	42.00
Afghanistan	1	0	17	–	4.25	–

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR
England	7	153	46	25.50	89.47
India	6	90	28	22.50	95.74
South Africa	2	57	48	57.00	74.03
West Indies	1	19	19	–	57.58
Sri Lanka	1	3	3	3.00	27.27
Zimbabwe	1	0	0	0.00	0.00

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
India	7	8	367	45.88	5.48	50.25
England	9	6	392	65.33	6.64	59.00
West Indies	1	2	31	15.50	3.10	30.00
Sri Lanka	1	2	49	24.50	4.90	30.00
Zimbabwe	2	2	31	15.50	3.88	24.00
South Africa	2	1	88	88.00	4.89	108.00

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50	100
England	4	130	98	32.50	63.11	1	0
Bangladesh	3	65	41	32.50	44.83	0	0

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
Bangladesh	4	7	162	23.14	2.63	52.86
England	4	2	248	124.00	2.95	252.00
South Africa	2	0	58	–	2.64	–

Last 10 innings · batting

21vs VIC

15vs ENG

47vs SA

43vs NSW

2vs QB

7vs TT

23vs SA

0vs GAW

17*vs DV

4vs SFU

First Class vs VIC10 Nov 2026 · c PSP Handscomb b A Anlezark 21(50) List A vs ENG7 Nov 2026 · c J Cox b T Banton 15(16) First Class vs SA28 Oct 2026 · b NA McSweeney 47(101) List A vs NSW24 Oct 2026 · runout (L Shaw) 43(35) List A vs QB13 Oct 2026 · runout (MJ Swepson / Hugo Burdon) 2(3) List A vs TT20 Sep 2026 · lbw b RP Meredith 7(20) List A vs SA18 Sep 2026 · c M Gilkes b JS Buckingham 23(29) T20 vs GAW29 Jul 2026 · b M Nabi 0(1) T20 vs DV28 Jul 2026 · Not out 17*(11) T20 vs SFU26 Jul 2026 · c Hassan Khan b Callum Stow 4(7)

Last 10 innings · bowling

1 & 1/106 & 14vs VIC

0/64vs ENG

2 & 3/35 & 62vs SA

2/60vs NSW

1/39vs QB

0/14vs TT

2/29vs GAW

0/31vs DV

0/20vs SFU

1/14vs LQ

First Class vs VIC10 Nov 2026 1 & 1/106 & 14 List A vs ENG7 Nov 2026 0/64 First Class vs SA28 Oct 2026 2 & 3/35 & 62 List A vs NSW24 Oct 2026 2/60 List A vs QB13 Oct 2026 1/39 List A vs TT20 Sep 2026 0/14 T20 vs GAW29 Jul 2026 2/29 T20 vs DV28 Jul 2026 0/31 T20 vs SFU26 Jul 2026 0/20 T20 vs LQ23 Jul 2026 1/14

About Ashton Agar

Ashton Agar Biography

Ashton Charles Agar, popularly known as Larry among his teammates is an Australian Cricketer born on 14th October 1993 in Melbourne in the state of Victoria.

Agar has represented the Australian national team in all three formats of the game. Agar is a slow left-arm Orthodox bowler and an effective lower order batsman.

Agar plays for the Western Australia side in domestic season and is an integral member of the Perth Scorchers in the Big Bash League.

Agar has taken a total of 34 wickets in his international career thus far at an average of 28.79 and also has scored just above three hundred runs at an average of 20.60.

Background

Agar is of Sri Lankan background and has all the required physical attributes to suggest his left-arm spin will be successful, impressing one and all on his first-class debut for WA against New South Wales at the Blacktown Oval.

An intelligent and prudent young cricketer, Agar has also aspired towards a career in law.

Debut

Agar was selected to tour England, Scotland, and Ireland with Australian A team in June 2013.

Agar made his Test debut in the Ashes at a young age of 19. On debut, Agar scored 98 runs from 101 balls in Australia's first innings.

Agar became the first player to ever score a half-century as a number eleven batsman on debut, registered the highest score ever by a number eleven batsman and was involved in a record partnership of 163 runs with Philip Hughes.

He made his ODI debut against England on 8 September 2015.

He made his Twenty20 International debut for Australia against South Africa on 6 March 2016.

Rise to Glory

At the age of 19, he had a place in the squads of Western Australia, the Perth Scorchers, and also the national team, having sensationally been upgraded from a substitute on the 2013 tour of India to a more greater role in the Australian squad.

Agar's rise through the ranks continued as he was included in the playing XI for the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge in 2013.

Low Points

While Agar was living a dream after his first Test, it turned out to be different. He was dropped after just one more Test.

Agar is still a work in progress but his development as a cricketer, particularly with the ball will please Australia as he slowly starts cementing his place in the side with time.

His performances in the BBL have proved that he is also a potent weapon with the white ball.

Club Career

Agar has represented the Victorian team at both under-17 and under-19 level. Agar took 16 wickets at an bowling average of 11.75.

At the WACA district level, Agar plays for University. He had previously played for the Richmond Cricket Club in Victorian Premier Cricket. Agar is a part of Perth Scorchers in BBL.

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