Mitch Marsh is buoyant about Australia's white-ball future after his world champions, spurred by some exciting new faces, secured another ODI trophy after the most trying of tours to the UK.
Injuries and illness to a host of the squad, including skipper Marsh's own sore back which forced him out of the decisive final ODI against England in Bristol, plagued the team on a chilly, stop-start, weather-hit 25-day, 10-match tour.
Yet sweeping the T20 series against Scotland, before sharing a 1-1 T20 draw and edging a rain-affected ODI series 3-2 against England left Marsh adamant that "it was a great trip", not least because the world champions were able to test their new talent in difficult circumstances against demanding opposition.
