Marcus Stoinis Re-Signs With Big Bash League Outfit Melbourne Stars, Extends Deal For 3 Years

Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has renewed his contract with Melbourne Stars. Here ae the details.

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 29 Jan 2024 01:10 PM (IST)

Marcus Stoinis Re-Signs With Big Bash League Outfit Melbourne Stars, Extends Deal For 3 Years Marcus Stoinis Re-Signs With Big Bash League Outfit Melbourne Stars, Extends Deal For 3 Years

Marcus Stoinis has had a forgettable 2023-24 BBL season

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Big Bash League: Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has extended his deal with Big Bash League outfit Melbourne Stars as the World Cup winner re-signs with the Stars for the next 3 year. The Australia has been with Melbourne Stars ever since he was traded in from Perth Scorchers in 2013. The all-rounder has had his woes this season as a string of dismal performances even led to doubts over his selection in the side.

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"Marcus is obviously one of the most experienced and well performed T20 players in Australia over the last decade and for him to commit for another three seasons is a great demonstration of the faith he has in where we are headed," said Blair Crouch, Melbourne Stars General Manager, in a released statement.

"He is one of the most in-demand T20 players in the world and as we saw on New Year's Eve again this year, when he was at his destructive best, he is one of very few players who can win a match off his own bat. As well as what Marcus brings on the field, he, along with the other senior players will play a huge role over the next few years in developing the next generation at the Stars," he added.

The Record-Breaker Marcus Stoinis

However, given his staure, no wonder Stars seeked a renewal as on his day, he is a reckoning force of nature that becomes unstoppable at his own will. The 34-year old will now stand a chance to be the second ever player to make 100 appearances for Melbourne Stars as his renewal now ensures the all-rounder stays at the franchise club for atleast next 3 years.

The Australian is also the record run-scorer in one season in the history of the tournament and can be seen back as an opener for the Stars, who now complete 10+ years with the all-rounder.