Archive · 21 Aug 2026
Liam Scott Targets Australia Return Across All Three Formats
Liam Scott is an Australian cricketer who bats and bowls.
He recently got a chance to play one-day cricket for Australia in Bangladesh.
He took two wickets in his first ODI.
Scott had a very successful domestic season, scoring runs and taking wickets.
He also played well for the Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash League.
He has been practicing against spin and improving his power hitting.
He believes future chances could come because Australia has a busy schedule and its team may change.
For now, he wants to help South Australia win another first-class title.
Liam Scott wants to return to Australia’s setup and play Tests, ODIs and T20Is.
He made his ODI debut in Dhaka during Australia’s white-ball tour of Bangladesh and took two wickets.
Scott was named Sheffield Shield player of the year after scoring 496 runs and taking 23 wickets.
He also scored 310 runs for Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash League.
His immediate priority is helping South Australia defend its domestic first-class title next season.
- Who
- Liam Scott, an Australian right-handed batter and medium-pace bowler.
- What
- Scott is aiming to return to Australia’s national cricket setup across all three formats.
- When
- After Australia’s white-ball tour of Bangladesh earlier this year; South Australia’s domestic season begins next month.
- Where
- Scott made his ODI debut in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and currently plays domestic cricket for South Australia.
- Why
- He wants to build on his international debut and believes future selection opportunities may arise during Australia’s busy schedule.
- International debut
- ODI debut in Dhaka during Australia’s white-ball tour of Bangladesh
- ODI debut performance
- Two wickets
- Sheffield Shield season
- 496 runs and 23 wickets
- Domestic award
- Sheffield Shield player of the year
- Big Bash League
- 310 runs for Adelaide Strikers
- Playing style
- Right-handed batter and medium-pace bowler
- Immediate goal
- Help South Australia defend its domestic first-class title