Mitchell Starc recently announced his retirement from T20 international cricket to focus on the two other formats of the game. Starc has not played so often in the shortest format of the game and prioritized Test and ODI cricket.
During the announcement of his international retirement from T20s, Mitchell Starc had discussed it with several players, including his pace bowling partners, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins.
"I probably should have rang up Mitchy. He texted me and said he found out through Instagram. So I felt bad about that one. Sorry Mitchy!!" said Starc via the Unplayable Podcast about his T20I retirement.
Mitchell Marsh set to lead Australia in the ICC T20 World Cup 2026
Ever since the 2023 World Cup, Mitchell Marsh has been marked as the Australian skipper in most ODI games as well. Marsh led Australia in the ICC T20 World Cup 2024, despite Cummins being in the side. However, Australia marked a tragic exit from the T20 World Cup.
Starc will focus on ODIs and Tests with his next appearance in the ODI series against India
Mitchell Starc's retirement might mark his presence in almost every upcoming ODI World Cup for Australia in 2027 and also the ICC World Test Championship matches. He would feature in the upcoming Ashes.
Mitchell Starc's next big assignment is the ODI series against India at home and the iconic Ashes against England, which will be played in the November-January window.
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