Mitchell Starc
Mitchell Aaron Starc is a world-class left-arm fast bowler and a top-tier international cricketer. Known for serious pace, lethal swing and reverse-swing, and a knack for match-changing spells, Starc is among the most feared bowlers in modern cricket. With over 400 Test wickets for Australia, he stands as a cornerstone of Australia’s bowling attack across formats.
Background & Rise to Fame
Hailing from New South Wales, Starc made his first-class debut in 2009 after starting out as a junior cricketer — once even a wicketkeeper before focusing on fast bowling.
He burst onto the international scene in 2010 (ODI debut) and 2011 (Test debut) and quickly earned attention for his raw pace, height (197 cm / 6 ft 6in), and ability to swing the ball at high speed.
Playing Style & Role
Major Achievements & Career Highlights
Influence & Legacy
Starc is more than just a fast bowler — he’s a symbol of aggression and excellence in modern cricket. His combination of pace, bounce, swing and mental toughness allows him to dominate across formats and conditions. He remains a go-to bowler for Australia in Tests, ODIs, and limited-overs cricket, and consistently ranks among the world’s top pacers.
As long as he plays, Starc continues to shape the narrative of international cricket — feared by batsmen, respected by peers, and celebrated by fans worldwide.