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Wes Agar
Bowler
Bowls Right Arm Fast
Bowler
Bowls Right Arm Fast
AGE
23
HEIGHT
CM
BORN
Malvern, Victoria
COUNTRY
Australia
STATE
SA
LOCAL CLUB
Adelaide Cricket Club
Bio
Wes Agar secured a rookie contract with South Australia for the 2016-17 season after strong performances in the Under-19 National Championships.
The younger brother of Ashton took 10 wickets for the tournament, including a haul of 5/37 against Tasmania, and was selected in Australia’s U19 ICC World Cup squad before the team pulled out of the tournament in Bangladesh.
Agar moved to SA before the 2015-16 season, hooking up with grade side Adelaide Uni.
Originally from Melbourne, the right-arm paceman previously played for Monash Tigers in Victorian Premier Cricket.
He has now moved back to Victoria where he will be hoping to get a regular place in their side.
Latest Videos
Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year 2020: Wes Agar
South Australia Redbacks and Adelaide Strikers fast bowler Wes Agar has been voted by peers as the best young cricketer in the country with a consistent stream of wickets across formats
Agar suffers gruesome injury after dropping own brother
(GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING) Ashton Agar suffered a gruesome injury in Western Australia’s Marsh One-Day Cup clash against South Australia after dropping a catch off his own brother that smashed into face
Little brother triumphs in Agar v Agar duel
A cracking battle between brothers Ashton and Wes in the Marsh One-Day Cup clash between WA and SA, with the younger brother claiming bragging rights!
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Outstanding fast bowling talent joins a prestigious roll of honour in claiming the 2020 award as nation's best young male cricketer
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