Towering paceman Agar is an emerging fast bowler with great potential.
He made his Big Bash debut with the Strikers in BBL|06 and famously went head-to-head with older brother Ashton against the Scorchers in his second season as a Striker.
The right-arm quick is a graduate of the National Performance Squad and starred for South Australia at the 2015 Under-19 National Championships with 10 wickets for the tournament, including 5/37 against Tasmania.
Agar impressed with figures of 2/33 in Adelaide’s 41-run victory over the Stars last summer which included a team-high 11 dot balls.
Originally from Victoria, Agar has all the tools to be a Big Bash star of the future.
Towering paceman Agar is an emerging fast bowler with great potential.
He made his Big Bash debut with the Strikers in BBL|06 and famously went head-to-head with older brother Ashton against the Scorchers in his second season as a Striker.
The right-arm quick is a graduate of the National Performance Squad and starred for South Australia at the 2015 Under-19 National Championships with 10 wickets for the tournament, including 5/37 against Tasmania.
Agar impressed with figures of 2/33 in Adelaide’s 41-run victory over the Stars last summer which included a team-high 11 dot balls.
Originally from Victoria, Agar has all the tools to be a Big Bash star of the future.
