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T20 World Cup: Australia captain Mitchell Marsh said young Jake Fraser-McGurk doesn't need to prove that he’s good enough to play international cricket ahead of the T20Is against England, starting at Southampton.

Fraser-McGurk has been largely seen as David Warner’s successor following him making 330 runs with an astonishing strike rate of 234.04 during this year’s IPL for the Delhi Capitals, and the latter retiring from international cricket once Australia’s campaign ended in Super Eights of the Men’s T20 World Cup in June.

But the young right-handed batter endured a lean start to his T20I career by amassing only 16 runs, including bagging two ducks in Australia’s 3-0 win over Scotland last week. "We know he's an exciting talent and he's got a big future. I love what he's brought to our team, both on and off the field so far, he's a ripping young kid and he's going to learn a lot by being around this environment."