- Mitchell Starc made a long history
- Completed 450 wickets in Test cricket
- The first bowler was a left-hander
Mitchell Starc: Known as Australia's fast bowler and batsman, Mitchell Starc has created a great history in the field of cricket today. He became the first left-arm fast bowler to take 450 wickets in Test cricket. Currently, a Test series is being played between South Africa and Australia. Starc has made this record in this series.
South Africa and Australia (AU Vs SA) in the second Test match being played at Gakerbah, Australia's star fast bowler Mitchell Starc has done an unprecedented and historic feat. Starc has now become the first left-arm bowler in the world to take 450 wickets in the history of Test cricket. In the first innings of the match, Mitchell Starc opened the wicket account by dismissing South Africa's Mathew Breitzke for just 4 runs.
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Before Mitchell Starc, only three Australian bowlers have taken 450 or more wickets in Test cricket. These include Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and Nathan Lyon. Now Mitchell Starc's name has also been added to this elite list. He became only the fourth bowler from Australia to reach the milestone of 450 wickets in Test cricket and the first left-arm bowler in the world.
Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc has recently made a world record by reaching the historic milestone of 450 wickets in Test cricket. Starc holds the record for taking 5 or more wickets in an innings 19 times in his Test career so far. Starc's best performance so far in Tests is 58 runs and 7 wickets. Australia's left-arm fast bowler Mitchell Starc, who recently achieved this feat, has reached 450 wickets in 109 Test matches.
Fastest 450 wicket taker
Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka)
Ravichandran Ashwin (India)
Anil Kumble (India)
Glenn McGrath (Australia)
Shane Warne (Australia)
Mitchell Starc (Australia)
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