Amber Marshall is a former Australian professional tennis player from South Australia. The WTA lists her as inactive under player ID 325786, matching the supplied Australian WTA athlete identity. Her documented career included ITF World Tennis Tour competition, a 2020 Australian Open women’s doubles main-draw appearance and a brief progression into WTA Tour-level qualifying.
Amber Marshall is an Australian tennis player from South Australia who represented the state during her junior and early professional development. Tennis Australia identified her as a South Australian player based in Gulfview Heights and described her as an 18-year-old player on the rise in January 2020. She began professional competition around 2019, according to Tennis Australia’s account of her progression, and played primarily on the ITF World Tennis Tour before receiving opportunities at WTA Tour-level events. Marshall’s documented playing profile is right-handed, with a preferred hard-court surface, according to the ITF player listing. Her breakthrough came in doubles: partnering Alexandra Bozovic, she won the Australian Open doubles wildcard playoff in December 2019, securing entry into the 2020 Australian Open women’s doubles main draw. Tennis Australia described that event as Marshall’s Grand Slam main-draw doubles debut. She also received a wildcard into qualifying for the 2020 Adelaide International, which Tennis Australia recorded as her first appearance at WTA Tour level. The WTA currently lists Marshall as inactive, with no current singles ranking and no WTA singles titles. No verified current professional team, tour roster or playing activity was identified as at 18 August 2026.
Marshall’s clearest documented breakthrough was winning the Australian Open women’s doubles wildcard playoff with Alexandra Bozovic in December 2019. The result earned the pair a wildcard into the 2020 Australian Open women’s doubles main draw, giving Marshall her Grand Slam main-draw debut. Tennis Australia also recorded her Adelaide International qualifying wildcard in January 2020 as her first WTA Tour-level appearance.
The WTA profile lists Marshall as inactive, with no current singles ranking, zero WTA singles titles and no recorded Grand Slam singles main-draw participation. The official WTA career prize-money ranking document dated 22 June 2026 lists Amber Marshall with career prize money of US$23,155. The ITF profile identifies her as Australian, right-handed and a hard-court player.
Her defining documented moment was winning the 2019 Australian Open doubles wildcard playoff alongside Alexandra Bozovic and subsequently making the 2020 Australian Open women’s doubles main draw. Her WTA Tour-level qualifying debut came at the 2020 Adelaide International after Tennis Australia awarded her a qualifying wildcard.