Starc takes five wickets, Bangladesh 35 for six at lunch in second test
Aug 22 : Australia paceman Mitchell Starc took five wickets in his first four overs of the second test against Bangladesh in a brutal spell of swing bowling on…
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Mitchell Starc produced a devastating burst of fast bowling to rip through Bangladesh’s top order in the second Test in Mackay on Saturday, completing a five-wicket haul from just 22 deliveries while also climbing past South African great Dale Steyn on the all-time Test wickets list. Starc began the destruction by removing Shadman Islam for a duck with the opening ball of the match. Tanzid, whose 101 had helped Bangladesh take control in Darwin, was removed without scoring.
Furthermore, The Australian moved into outright 10th place among the highest wicket-takers in Test history. Starc moved to 440 wickets, strengthening his position among the most successful fast bowlers in Test history. Australia's Starc takes five wickets in first four overs in second test vs Bangladesh.
In addition, Bangladesh won that match to take a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series, putting pressure on the Australian side and its selectors.
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Mitchell Starc produced a devastating burst of fast bowling to rip through Bangladesh’s top order in the second Test in Mackay on Saturday, completing a five-wicket haul from just 22 deliveries while also climbing past South African great Dale Steyn on the all-time Test wickets list.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesStarc began the destruction by removing Shadman Islam for a duck with the opening ball of the match.
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Tanzid, whose 101 had helped Bangladesh take control in Darwin, was removed without scoring.
according to Hindustan TimesThe Australian moved into outright 10th place among the highest wicket-takers in Test history.
according to Hindustan TimesStarc moved to 440 wickets, strengthening his position among the most successful fast bowlers in Test history.
according to The Times of India - Top StoriesAustralia's Starc takes five wickets in first four overs in second test vs Bangladesh.
according to Channel News AsiaBangladesh won that match to take a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series, putting pressure on the Australian side and its selectors.
according to The Times of India - Top Stories
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