England's Roy joins IPL side Sunrisers Hyderabad as Marsh replacement
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Published: 31 Mar 2021 11:39 PM BdST Updated: 31 Mar 2021 11:39 PM BdST
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Cricket - Third One Day International - India v England - Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune, India - March 28, 2021 England's Jason Roy walks after losing his wicket. REUTERS
England opener Jason Roy has joined Indian Premier League (IPL) side Sunrisers Hyderabad as a replacement for Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh, the league said on Wednesday.
Marsh, who made his IPL debut in 2010 has played a total of 21 games, made himself unavailable for the 2021 season starting next month due to personal reasons.
He was ruled out of the 2020 campaign after Sunrisers' first match due to an ankle injury and was replaced by West Indies' Jason Holder.
The IPL said that Roy was acquired by Sunrisers for his base price of 20 million Indian rupees ($273,332).
Roy had opted out of the Delhi Capitals' 2020 campaign for personal reasons. He has played a total of eight IPL matches scoring 179 runs including a half-century.
He scored 144 runs in the five-match Twenty20 series against India earlier this month before making 115 runs in three one-day internationals against the same opponents.
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