Benji Marshall

About Benji Marshall

During his first ten seasons with the Wests Tigers, he scored over 1,000 points.

Benji Marshall is a professional rugby player from the New Zealand Rugby League who plays fifth or half-back for South Sydney Rabbitohs at the NRL and for New Zealand international. Previously he played for Wests Tigers on two separate spells, and St. George Illawarra Dragons and the Brisbane Broncos in the National Rugby League, and at that level represent the NRL All Stars. Marshall was also a professional rugby player with the Blues in the Super Rugby tournament. Marshall played fourteen seasons at the National Rugby League for the Sydney Wests Tigers club, with him winning the 2005 NRL Premiership Championship. He is noted for his brilliant attack, which includes side runs, blind passes and quick passes. In 2010, Marshall won the Golden Boot Award for Best International Player.

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Trivia

He represented New Zealand and the NRL All Stars internationally.

Benji Marshall before fame

He played for the Australian Schoolboys team before starting his professional career in 2003.

Achievement of Benji Marshall

He was an international representative for New Zealand and the NRL All Stars.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Benji Marshall family life

Michael Doherty, his foster father, had a big influence on him when he was growing up in a foster home.

Associations of Benji Marshall

Three seasons after Cameron Smith, he won the famous Rugby League World Gold Boot Award.

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