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Marcus Stoinis is an Australian all-rounder whose documented biography covers age, career statistics, records, achievements and Seattle Orcas team context. Born on 16 August 1989, Marcus Stoinis was 36 on 12 August 2026. Statistics are synchronized from the exact Wikipedia page and retain the source table date 20 February 2026; official cricket sources verify awards and team facts. An exact licensed player image is included, while unsupported financial and private-life claims are not presented as fact.
Current squadSeattle OrcasMajor League Cricket · Completed 2026 campaign and current official directoryCareer overview
Born 16 August 1989; age 36 on 12 August 2026.
All-Rounder; bats right-handed and bowls right-arm medium.
Primary current team: Seattle Orcas.
Career statistics carry the Wikipedia table date 20 February 2026.
Official sources verify important records and achievements.
Career story
Marcus Peter Stoinis was born in Perth and is a right-handed batter who bowls right-arm medium pace. Cricket Australia and ICC classify him as an all-rounder, supported by substantive international, domestic and franchise records in both disciplines.
ICC's report on the 2017 Auckland ODI records that Stoinis made an unbeaten 146 from 117 balls after Australia fell to 54/5 and earlier took 3/49. Australia lost by six runs after a 54-run last-wicket partnership.
The innings and wickets are already included in his ODI aggregate. The performance can be described together because it came in one match, but those figures are not added again.
The Wikipedia API table dated 20 February 2026 records 1,495 ODI runs and 48 wickets, 1,416 T20I runs and 53 wickets, plus 3,348 first-class runs and 68 wickets. It also records 2,920 List A runs.
ODIs are part of List A cricket, while international T20 matches are part of overall T20 cricket. Format aggregates remain separate to prevent double-counting.
Cricket Australia's official profile records 3,250 BBL runs and 59 wickets, including the then-record 147 not out for Melbourne Stars. The Hundred lists him as a £150,000 overseas Southern Brave player for 2026, and Seattle announced him as an international signing for MLC 2026.
The Hundred value is a named competition price, not audited take-home salary, career earnings or net worth. Squad and signing records establish membership, while match scorecards establish performance.
Southern Brave's official 2026 squad directory supplies the exact named 600 by 600 portrait used here. The face and playing shirt were checked against Cricket Australia, ICC and Seattle identity records.
Image provenance is retained separately from statistics and does not imply endorsement. If rights or source availability change, the portrait must return to review without affecting the canonical player slug.
Marcus Stoinis is an Australian all-rounder whose canonical This profile page brings together documented identity, playing role, dated career statistics, records, achievements and current team context. Born on 16 August 1989 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia, Marcus Stoinis bats right-handed and bowls right-arm medium. The profile separates slow-changing identity facts from match-driven aggregates so an API refresh cannot silently rewrite reviewed biography.
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Marcus Stoinis was 36 years old on 12 August 2026. The page shows both the documented birth date, 16 August 1989, and the age review date because age changes while date of birth does not. The birthplace is recorded as Perth, Western Australia, Australia; it is not used to infer current residence, nationality beyond the published record or any private address.
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Marcus Stoinis is classified as a all-rounder and bats right-handed and bowls right-arm medium. These are distinct fields. A batter may have a bowling style without being an all-rounder, while a genuine all-rounder requires a substantive record in both disciplines. When the mapped identity source does not publish a bowling style, this page states that limitation instead of inventing one.
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Marcus Stoinis records
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International career
Debut and milestone chronology described in the sourced article
Statistics table dated 20 February 2026
Completed 2026 campaign and current official directory
Membership checked 12 August 2026
Career achievements
Reader questions
Direct answers based on the documented record shown on this page.
Marcus Stoinis was born on 16 August 1989 and was 36 on 12 August 2026.
Marcus Stoinis is classified as a all-rounder and bats right-handed and bowls right-arm medium.
The structured rows use the exact English Wikipedia page through the MediaWiki API and carry the table date 20 February 2026; official cricket sources verify achievements and current team context.
No audited financial statement reviewed for this article establishes a reliable current net-worth figure for Marcus Stoinis.
Yes. The displayed file depicts the exact player, and its linked source records the credit and reusable licence or editorial-use permission.
Conclusion
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