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		Marsh test method for the detection of arsenic, so sensitive that it can be used to detect minute amounts of arsenic in foods (the residue of fruit spray) or in stomach contents.
		Cricket: Marsh on mission to turn raw talent into Test winners Former Australian wicketkeeper who was a scourge of English cricket now has 17 of the country's finest young players under his wing in Adelaide
		England have got the firepower for the next 10 years, says Marsh Famously critical of English bowling in the past, Rod Marsh, the Australian who has become a national selector, thinks it might finally be up to speed.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-Marshtes.html (1078 words)

	rediff.com: cricket channel - England give Rod Marsh key coaching role
		Marsh, the former Australian test wicketkeeper who once called English bowlers "pie-chuckers", has overseen the development of Australia's best cricketers for the past decade.
		ACB chief executive James Sutherland said the board was disappointed to lose Marsh to a new role with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).
		Marsh notched 355 dismissals in 96 tests between 1970-84, forming a partnership with fast bowler and fellow Western Australian Dennis Lillee and ferocious quick Jeff Thomson.
	www.rediff.com /cricket/2001/jul/29marsh.htm (440 words)

	Rodney Marsh
		To some this was an indication that Marsh's skills were sufficient only to prosper in the lower divisions although this would be ignoring the facts that most of his teammates were patently not up to the challenge and that his own season was again spoiled by injury.
		Back in the second division Rod Marsh continued to thrill the QPR faithful and finally, in 1971, his consistent brilliance, albeit outside the top flight, persuaded Alf Ramsey to give him a chance in the England Team.
		Marsh would lose his job with Sky Sports after making an unfortunate, but basically harmless, joke concerning David Beckham's inability to understand the difference between the Toon Army and the tsunami which had just struck Asia, a joke virtually every football fan must surely have already heard.
	www.football-england.com /rodney_marsh.html (1154 words)

	Rod Marsh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rodney William Marsh (born Armadale, Perth, Western Australia November 4, 1947) was an Australian Wicket keeper.
		Marsh at the time of his retirement played an Australia record 96 Test matches.
		Marsh was the Director of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) national academy from October 2001 to September 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rod_Marsh (259 words)

	England's future bright, but Ashes another thing: Marsh
		Marsh, in his second season as head of the English academy, was appointed by the English Cricket Board to try to replicate the highly-successful program he ran for 10 years in a similar role with the Australian academy.
		Marsh was unwilling on Tuesday to comment on the current series but was adamant the future of English cricket was bright, with the construction of a new academy at England's Loughborough University having started last week, and a talented group of youngsters under his guidance.
		Marsh said his most important task was to produce a new batch of pacemen, a job he admitted was becoming more urgent with injuries ravaging England's bowling stock.
	www.icricketer.com /news/13nov02/news7.shtml (451 words)

	AdelaideNow... Rod Marsh: Exit stage right
		Marsh, who disliked a "partying culture" within the Redbacks squad, was involved in Wayne Phillips' sacking as state coach, Blewett's enforced retirement and the end of Lehmann's captaincy.
		Marsh's many friends speak in glowing terms of a bloke who is brilliant social company, loves to share a red wine and an expert on the game he dominated.
		Marsh is entitled to a contempt for media but SACA members and the general public deserve to be briefed on his legacy.
	www.news.com.au /adelaidenow/story/0,22606,23950077-12428,00.html (805 words)

	Adventures in cider space - Telegraph
		Rod Marsh at Middle Farm in East Sussex has come up with a brilliant solution to this year's bumper crop of apples.
		Marsh sells the National Collection of cider and perry, with more than 250 examples from all over the country direct from the barrel at between 69p and £2.60 a pint.
		As this slowed to a trickle, Marsh attached a long metal lever to the press and laid some weights on top of the gunge before he and Mark took turns to put their backs into it, pushing and pulling the lever tighter until no more juice ran free.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /wine/main.jhtml?xml=/wine/2003/10/04/edcider04.xml (897 words)

	rediff.com: cricket channel - Rod Marsh says Australia must pick Simon Katich for test
		Marsh said with the Waugh twins, Steve and Mark, nearing the end of their careers and the series victory achieved, it was time to play Katich, 26, whose career has been interrupted by illness in recent years.
		Marsh, head coach at the Australian Institute of Sport's Cricket Academy in Adelaide, South Australia state, has played a major role in helping Australia be the world's leading cricket nation.
		Marsh said he would work with the Australian academy for two more months before starting his new role with the old enemy, who would be based in Adelaide for six months.
	www.rediff.com /cricket/2001/aug/12aus.htm (543 words)

	Cricinfo - Rod Marsh: the world at his feet
		Rod Marsh, the former Australia wicketkeeper turned coach, has spoken of his excitement in taking up his new post as director of coaching at the ICC Global Cricket Academy in Dubai.
		Marsh, 58, was instrumental in coaching many of Australia's players in the 1990s, and was a prize coup for English cricket when, in 2000, he was appointed director of the ECB Academy - much to the surprise of his countrymen.
		Marsh holds such clout as a coach, and director of coaching, that realistically the ICC had only eyes for him.
	www.icc-cricket.com /wivsa/content/story/247063.html (537 words)

	Moody will coach in 2009 Ashes: Marsh - Breaking News - Sport - Breaking News
		Marsh believes Moody, a former Australian player and also a successful coach at English county level, could head the list of the Ashes rivals as future coaching prospects and will be involved in the 2009 campaign.
		Marsh expected there to be some notable changes at the team level for the 2009 Ashes, mainly from Australia, which bodes for a more even contest than this summer's series.
		Marsh predicted Andrew Strauss to be captaining England and Michael Vaughan, Steve Harmison, Matthew Hoggard and Paul Collingwood to have all moved on.
	www.theage.com.au /news/Sport/Moody-will-coach-in-2009-Ashes-Marsh/2006/12/31/1167500014707.html (417 words)

	Rod Marsh cops a blast from Fletcher - Breaking News - Sport - Breaking News
		He also accused Marsh of doing little of value during his time at the academy from 2001 to 2005 besides sign up Australian bowling coach Troy Cooley to the England outfit and improve his golf handicap.
		Marsh is the latest in a string of the sport's personalities to be the target of Fletcher's wrath through his book.
		Fletcher claims Marsh's appraisal of the Gabba pitch suggested it could provide movement off the seam on the first day, while days two, three and four would be best for batting.
	www.smh.com.au /news/Sport/Rod-Marsh-cops-a-blast-from-Fletcher/2007/11/01/1193619061943.html (469 words)

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	www.americananglinggearguide.com /flyrodreviewecho2.html (1467 words)

	Dubai Sports City » Rod Marsh appointed as Director of Coaching at ICC Global Cricket Academy
		Mr Marsh will take a lead role in the planning and development of cricket’s international centre of excellence which is scheduled to be launched in 2007.
		“Rod’s rich experience as a top class international player and highly-respected academy coach in England and Australia will be an invaluable asset to this exciting project.”Mr Marsh said that serving the wider interests of international cricket was a natural next step after working with the national academies in England and Australia.
		Mr Marsh will initially provide expert input into the design and construction phase of the project before taking a hands-on role in the running of the academy once it is launched in 2007.
	www.dubaisportscity.ae /press-centre/director-of-coaching.html (323 words)

	Rodney Marsh - Your memories of the Famous English Soccer Player
		Rod was a real genius and I saw him play many times for Man City in the early-mid 70's...and also a few years later when he was with Fulham.
		I truly believe that Rod was the most gifted player I have ever seen, and although he was not the quickest, he more than made up for it with his vision, brilliant ball control and the way he read the game...he had a fantastic footballing brain.
		Marsh is an arrogant, psuedo intellectual tit and a more self gratified and plain wierd individual.
	www.football-england.com /memories_of_rodney_marsh.html (2047 words)

	Cirkcet: Marsh favourite for South Africa job \| Sport \| The Guardian
		Rod Marsh is the front-runner to take over as South Africa's coach from Ray Jennings who is certain to be replaced when he returns from the current tour of the West Indies in the second week of May.
		Marsh made it clear months ago that he would leave his position at the ECB Academy when his contract ends in September but the way was cleared for him to accept the South Africa job earlier than that when Peter Moores was named this week as his Academy replacement.
		Marsh and Rixon, therefore, remain favourites to be appointed.
	www.guardian.co.uk /sport/2005/apr/16/cricket (531 words)

	Xpress: Sport \| Marsh Flies Dubai Flag AT ICC Academy
		Rod Marsh has been racking up the air miles as he spreads the word to the cricketing world about the ICC Global Academy due to open in Dubai Sports City next year.
		Marsh was on a whistle-stop visit to the Sports City offices in Dubai after a trip which took in Colombo, meeting England supremo Hugh Morris and Sri Lankan cricket officials, and Bangladesh.
		Marsh also revealed that World Cup qualifying matches will be held at the Sports City cricket stadium in March or April 2009 for second-tier teams such as Ireland, Kenya and the Netherlands.
	www.xpress4me.com /sport/uae/cricket/20003832.html (272 words)

	McGrath improving steadily, says Marsh : thewest.com.au
		Marsh, who coached a young McGrath in Adelaide before helping to set up England's academy, has now been appointed the International Cricket Council Global Cricket Academy's first Director of Coaching in Dubai.
		Marsh, however, refused to be drawn on the Pura Cup argument.
		Marsh, who turns 59 on Saturday and has formed close ties in the England and Australia camps over his playing and coaching career spanning more than 35 years, said he just wanted to see the game grow stronger.
	www.thewest.com.au /aapstory.aspx?StoryName=329698 (488 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Rod Marsh
		Although he did not cut the perfect athletic figure, Marsh was nimble-footed and his capacity to move acrobatically to intercept errant deliveries and catches was a constant feature.
		After retirement, Marsh enhanced his already glowing reputation with a fruitful stint as the head of the Australian Cricket Academy at Adelaide, overseeing players such as Ricky Ponting, Glenn McGrath and Brett Lee.
		Taking his talents abroad in 2002, Marsh was teased by his former team-mates for accepting the director's role of the old enemy's new National Academy.
	content-www.cricinfo.com /australia/content/player/6502.html (476 words)

	Marsh put in charge of Redbacks. 01/08/2006. ABC News Online
		Former Australian wicket-keeper Rod Marsh has been named as the new high performance director for the South Australian Cricket Association (SACA).
		Marsh has been consulting to the SACA since November and will start his new role immediately.
		Marsh spent 10 years as head coach of the Australian Cricket Academy in Adelaide and was more recently the director of England's National Academy.
	www.abc.net.au /news/newsitems/200608/s1703018.htm (179 words)

	Marsh's greatest challenge
		ROD MARSH'S acceptance of the position as the inaugural director of the England and Wales Cricket Board's new National Cricket Academy will be his greatest cricket challenge.
		Rod Marsh will face a completely different role in England to what he inherited in Australia.
		Marsh faces an enormous tasks in England and the English Academy cannot change the ills of English cricket overnight.
	www.hindu.com /tss/tss2433/24330300.htm (726 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Rod Marsh
		During a Test career which bridged a period of 14 years until his retirement in 1983-84, he collected a then world-record tally of 355 dismissals; the combination of his concentration, athleticism and highly skilled glovework earning him enormous admiration among spectators and fellow players alike.
		He was an invaluable player for both Western Australia and Australia, and the inextricability of his association with the fast bowler Dennis Lillee - the dismissal "caught Marsh bowled Lillee" was recorded 95 times in Tests - is one of the legends of cricket in their country.
		After retirement, Marsh enhanced his already glowing reputation with a fruitful stint as the head of the Australian Cricket Academy at Adelaide, overseeing players such as Ricky Ponting, Glenn McGrath and Brett Lee.
	content-usa.cricinfo.com /australia/content/player/6502.html (501 words)

	Winning ways, an Australian perspective - Rod Marsh
		It is a frank and simplistic assessment of the most basic of sporting theories – success breeds confidence – but when delivered by one of the game's foremost coaches it carries an extra resonance befitting the bear-like presence he still carries.
		But while Marsh agreed the present Australian team was "a heck of a good side" he said England's best chance of winning was to concentrate on their own game rather than let visions of Warne, McGrath and Hayden dominate their thinking.
		Now it's time for the next generation to stand up and be counted and while Marsh shies clear of commenting directly on England's Test selection he is confident his previous charges – Jones and Harmison – have the required talent and bottle to flourish on the international stage.
	www.channel4.com /sport/cricket/news/nr_5178.html (1155 words)

	The Ashes: Academy Head Hits Back at Marsh Taunts
		Marsh, the former academy head coach, had told the Guardian that, since winning the Ashes, England "have gone in only one direction, and that's backwards".
		Rod did a really good job when he was in charge and he got the academy up and running.
		Marsh's comments were followed by an outburst in The Wisden Cricketer by Bob Willis, who is unhappy that "the likes of James Anderson, Liam Plunkett and Sajid Mahmood are learning their trade in the international arena rather than in county cricket".
	www.buzzle.com /articles/120151.html (725 words)

	AdelaideNow... SACA chief defends the Marsh legacy
		Marsh walked out of Adelaide Oval on Monday declining to discuss the hits or misses of his three-year stint as SACA high performance manager.
		Former SA cricketer Cunningham was surprised by Marsh's "indignant" tone during the interview, saying: "I was surprised, having played against Marshy and known him".
		Marsh never accounted for the failed decision to replace Lehmann with Adcock as state skipper last season.
	www.news.com.au /adelaidenow/story/0,22606,23955275-12428,00.html (748 words)

	Honorary Degree Orations
		Today, we are honouring an outstanding person in the field of sport whose legacy in the world of cricket is as a performer at the highest level and in the development of people in cricket, as well as the sport of cricket itself.
		Rod Marsh’s position in international cricket is now firmly established as one of the all-time great wicket keeper batsmen.
		At the initial announcement that the Academy would be based at Loughborough it was noted by High Morris (the Performance Director of the ECB and the man responsible for bringing Rod to England) that "Loughborough offers the ideal environment for the development of England’s next generation of international cricketers and high performance coaches".
	www.lboro.ac.uk /service/publicity/degree_days/2005/Summer/Marsh.html (552 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Rod Marsh
		Apart from his wicketkeeping talents, he was also an excellent batsman in his own right, scoring three Test centuries, and his forceful strokeplay lay at the core of many stubborn Australian lower-order performances.
		Rod Marsh: the world at his feet (May 14, 2006)
		Rod Marsh at the future site of the ICC Global Cricket Academy in Dubai Sports City
	www.icc-cricket.com /wac/content/player/6502.html (506 words)

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