5 Cricketers who did unusual jobs before becoming a professional cricketer

Legendary cricketer MS Dhoni worked as ticket collector at railways in Kharagpur, West Bengal.

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3. Marnus Labuschagne ( Hot-spot guy) 

Marnus Labuschagne
Marnus Labuschagne. (Photo Source: Getty Images)

Post-2019 Ashes, Marnus Labuschagne became a household name. Talking about his favorite Ashes experience before he made his Ashes debut, he said that he used to handle the Hot Spot camera a few years back. It was in 2010 when Australian pace bowler Peter Siddle took a hattrick in Brisbane, Marnus was moving the camera at that time.

He had stated that it was the coolest Ashes memory for him as he was working for Channel 9 as the hotspot guy. Taking about his job, he stated that he knew a guy and he was paid to watch the game. This meant a win-win situation for him as he was paid $90 a day. Therefore Marnus Labuschagne is one of the superstars who used to do odd jobs before entering the international arena. 

As of now, he has played over 17 test matches and has scored over 1752 runs. He averages 60.41 with the bat and has the highest score of 215. Currently, he is one of the leading batsmen in the Australian lineup as he has thrived in tough batting conditions. 

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