Marnus Labuschagne said he is "very disappointed" at not being able to follow-up on his phenomenal debut County Cricket season.

The 25-year-old excelled with Glamorgan last season, scoring 1,114 County Championship runs in 18 innings at an average of 65 and also claimed 19 wickets with his leg-spin.

Labuschagne's form saw him earn a call-up to Australia's Ashes side and the now world number three batsman heads the new names on Cricket Australia's (CA) 2020-21 contracted player list.

Asked by the PA news agency about the English domestic season which has been put back due to coronavirus, he said: "It was so important for me to go over there last year, and to continue to go over there.

Following on from his exploits in Cardiff, he became the first Test cricket concussion substitute when he replaced Steve Smith on the fifth day at Lord's.

He went on to score four half-centuries on his way to becoming Australia's second highest run scorer of the series, with 353 runs and an average of more than 50.

Impressive knocks of 185 against Pakistan and 215 against New Zealand saw him named Australia's Test player of the year in February.

Labuschagne re-signed as Glamorgan's overseas player for the 2020 and 2021 seasons in a deal announced in November.