Australia National Cricket Team’s fiery speedster Mitchell Starc has added another special milestone to his celebrated career on Day 1 of the ongoing first Test against Bangladesh National Cricket Team at the Marrara Cricket Ground in Darwin on Thursday, August 13.
Starc created history in Test cricket by becoming the highest wicket-taker ever among left-arm bowlers. The Australian fast bowler has achieved the record with his pace, swing, and ability to strike at crucial moments in the traditional format of the game. Earlier, Pat Cummins was asked if he killed Bazball, and he replied, 'Don't really care'.
Mitchell Starc becomes most successful left-arm bowler in Test History
Mitchell Starc needed only one wicket to overtake the Sri Lankan legend Rangana Herath, who finished his career with 433 Test wickets, and the Australian star did it in style. Starc bowled a good delivery that came back into Shadman Islam in Darwin.
Starc bowled a good delivery that came back into Shadman. The Bangladesh batter closed his bat too early, giving a leading edge, and Nathan Lyon completed a brilliant catch at gully to hand the pacer a record wicket in the ongoing first Test against the Tigers.
By dismissing Islam for 20 runs off 30 balls, Starc surpassed Herath and became the left-arm pacer with the most wickets in Test cricket. He currently has 434* Test wickets to his name.
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