Mitchell Starc
Bowler
Bowls Left Arm Fast
Did you know?
Began his under-age career as a wicketkeeper before being convinced to abandon the gloves and turn his talents to fast bowling.
Mitchell Starc
Bowler
Bowls Left Arm Fast
Did you know?
Began his under-age career as a wicketkeeper before being convinced to abandon the gloves and turn his talents to fast bowling.
Mitchell Starc
Bowler
Bowls Left Arm Fast
Did you know?
Began his under-age career as a wicketkeeper before being convinced to abandon the gloves and turn his talents to fast bowling.
Bowler
Bowls Left Arm Fast
Bio
With a classic left-armer’s action and the ability to swing the ball at pace, Mitchell Starc has long been touted as a future star of Australian cricket.
He announced himself in just his second international match, taking 4-27 in an ODI against Sri Lanka at the Gabba in 2010 before me made his Test debut at the same ground the following summer.
It wasn’t until 2012 that Starc first picked up a big haul, taking eight wickets for the match against South Africa in Perth, including a beautiful in-swinger that knocked over the off-stump of Proteas legend Jacques Kallis.
He followed it up by bowling Australia to victory against Sri Lanka in Hobart, taking 5-63, before he was controversially rested for the Boxing Day Test.
Starc failed to find consistency in 2013 and 2014 as he battled a seemingly constant stream of long-term injuries, but he showed his ability as a batsman with a heartbreaking score of 99 in India and an unbeaten 68 at Old Trafford
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Latest Videos
Aussie injury cloud as Rabada returns to training
In case you played and missed it: Mitch Starc and Mitch Marsh are looking to overcome niggles ahead of the third Test, while Kagiso Rabada hit the track after his appeal hearing
Aussies tinkering with plans for AB: Starc
Paceman Mitchell Starc looks ahead to the third Test, discusses the absence of Kagiso Rabada and the continued threat of batsman AB de Villiers
Re-live Starc's stump-rattling first Test
Australia spearhead Mitchell Starc was named player of the match for his devastating match haul of 9-109 in the first Test against South Africa in Durban
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Five questions: Australia's ODI squad
A quintet of questions ahead of Australia's ODI squad announcement this week
Proud Starc celebrates as brother wins gold
Younger Starc brother claims Australia's first high-jump Commonwealth Games gold medal in nearly 25 years
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Zampa and Bird notable omissions as Stoinis, Carey and three new quicks join the list
