Sydney, July 29 -- Mitch Marsh has fond memories of Yorkshire ground Headingley having played one of his finest and most meaningful innings there.
Three years ago, after four years away from the Test arena, he made a blistering counter-attacking 118 off as many balls on day one of the third Ashes Test.
So it is no surprise that he has quickly made himself at home playing for Leeds Sunrisers, the English version of the Hyderabad franchise he once represented in the Indian Premier League.
Marsh followed a debut 41 last week with 69 from 34 balls on Sunday in his first home appearance.
He backed that up on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST) with a 20-ball half-century, going on to make 63 off 26 balls as the Sunrisers thrashed Manchester Super Giant...