| 1. Marcus Stoinis' smoking habits are not known. |
| 2. Marcus Stoinis does drink alcohol. |
| 3. He has Greek heritage. |
| 4. His car was towed on the day he was selected for the Australian team. |
| 5. Marcus represented Australia in under-17 and under-19 teams. |
| 6. His selection for the T20 and ODI squad was surprising. |
| 7. He aspired to represent Australia from the start of his cricket career. |
| 8. Stoinis is typically seen as an all-rounder. |
| 9. He played his first domestic match for Western Australia at 19. |
| 10. After losing his contract, he played for Northcote. |
| 11. His impressive performance for Northcote caught the eye of Victoria selectors. |
| 12. Delhi Daredevils bought him for around $52,000 in the 2018 IPL. |
| 13. He partnered with Sanath Jayasurya in a match between World XI and Nepal. |
| 14. Marcus often plays for the Melbourne Stars alongside top cricketers. |
| 15. He was contracted with Melbourne Stars till BBL-07 due to his outstanding performance. |
| 16. Family issues led him to move back to Western Australia from Victoria. |
| 17. Family matters caused him to miss Western Australia's One Day Cup victory. |
| 18. His father's recovery from illness has been a source of great encouragement. |
| 19. He has a sister named Natasa, who is a doctor deeply involved in their father's care. |
| 20. Stoinis moved to Victoria without a contract and played Grade Cricket for two years. |
| 21. He scored the highest individual score in Big Bash League history with 147* off 79 balls against Sydney Sixers on 12 January 2020. |
| 22. He played a key role in Australia's 2024 T20 World Cup victory, scoring 169 runs at an average of 42.25 and taking 10 wickets at an economy of 8.88. |
| 23. Nicknamed 'Hulk' for his powerful batting and all-round abilities. |
| 24. He holds the record for the most runs in a single BBL season with 705 runs in 2019-20 for Melbourne Stars, including one century and six half-centuries. |
| 25. He captained Melbourne Stars in the 2024–25 Big Bash League. |
