Published on: Feb 16, 2023 4:04 pm IST|Updated on: Feb 16, 2023 4:04 pm IST
Mitchell Starc Injury Update: Mitchell Starc expressed optimism about his chances of being included in Australia’s playing eleven for the second Test against India, scheduled to start in Delhi on Friday. Due to a tendon injury in his left middle finger, the pace bowler had to sit out the first Test, which Australia lost in three days by an innings and 132 runs. However, Starc arrived in India on Saturday and is now hopeful of making a comeback.
Mitchell Starc, the highly skilled Australian pace bowler, has voiced his optimism about the possibility of featuring in the playing eleven for the second Test against India. The match is set to take place in Delhi on Friday. Starc was forced to miss the first Test due to a tendon injury to his left middle finger.
The Australian team had a dismal performance in the first Test, which they lost by an innings and 132 runs in just three days. Starc’s absence was sorely felt by the team, and they will be looking forward to having him back in the lineup for the next match. Starc, who arrived in India on Saturday, seems to have recovered from his injury and is now eager to make a comeback.
Starc’s presence in the Australian team is crucial, and his absence was felt in the first Test. His pace and ability to swing the ball could have made a significant difference in the match. However, Starc’s injury did not allow him to be a part of the playing eleven, and he had to watch the match from the sidelines.
Now, with Starc’s optimism about his chances of returning to the team, the Australian camp must be feeling confident. His presence will bolster the team’s bowling attack, which struggled in the first Test. The left-arm pace bowler has an impressive track record and is one of the best in the world. His return to the team will not only add depth to the bowling attack but will also provide a much-needed boost to the morale of the Australian team.
Starc’s return to the team will be a significant boost for the Australian team, and his absence was felt in the first Test. The team will be hoping that he can make a successful comeback in the second Test and help them level the series against India.
1. David Warner 2. Usman Khawaja 3. Marnus Labuschagne 4. Steve Smith 5. Peter Handscomb 6. Alex Carey 7. Matthew Kuhnemann/Matt Renshaw 8. Pat Cummins 9. Mitchell Starc 10. Todd Murphy 11. Nathan Lyon
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