Aussie paceman Mitchell Starc, in recent times, has become the most watchable bowler in the world. At the age of 29, the speedster still has the ability of bowling almost unplayable in-swinging thunder bolts to batsmen. Starc - who bagged 8 wickets in his last five T20Is for Australia - will play an important role in Australia’s T20 World Cup campaign, next year.

During a presser, Aussie head coach Justin Langer hailed Starc for his outstanding bowling against Pakistan and said that the speedster is good at bowling in the death overs.

“He’s brilliant. He is probably the world’s best white-ball cricketer, certainly (best) white-ball bowler. Starc is so good at the death. He led the wickets in the World Cup, we just know what a great bowler he is,” Langer told as quoted by cricket.com.au.

“Twelve months is a long way away. This time twelve months ago, we were the worst team in the world. But it’s really good we’re playing good cricket. We’ve learned a lot about planning and preparation. We’ve learned the value of that through the World Cup 50-over competition,” he added.

Here’s a video of Starc bowling a ‘thunderbolt’ to Pak batsman…


Australia is scheduled to play against South Africa in a T20I series, which will commence from February 21, 2020.