Australian cricket team’s experienced fast bowler Mitchell Starc has given a big statement about his game. He has also told about the incident which had a big impact on his game.

It is noteworthy that Starc is currently a part of the Australia team in the two-match Test series against New Zealand. So, when he will play the second test match against the Kiwi team in Christchurch from March 8, it will be his 7th consecutive match in this format. Very rarely has a fast bowler been seen playing the Test format with such consistency.

However, Starc has adapted himself in this manner after his 14-year international career. Let us tell you that Starc is at fourth position in terms of taking the most wickets (354) in Test cricket for Australia. Ahead of Starc are the greats Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and Nathan Lyon.

Mitchell Starc made a big statement about his game

Let us tell you that before playing the second Test match against New Zealand in Christchurch, Mitchell Starc quoted ESPN Cricinfo as saying – This was in the year 2010, I was still learning. At that time, when the injury occurred, the reports had reached the physio as well as the coaches.

Stark further said- At that time I was told, you should take it a little strictly. At that time, coach Timmy Nielsen told me about my initial phase. Sometimes you need to be honest with the medical staff about your injury, but other times you will already know how to proceed.

But during injury rehabilitation, you do a lot of other work which people or fans don’t see. Dealing with small problems is very painful for many people. But I think overcoming these problems comes with experience. You then find ways to make an impact and fulfill your role in the team.