Wi vs Aus 3rd Test: Mitchell Starc created history, broke Brett Lee’s big record in his 100th Test
Mitchell Starc Record: Between Australia and West Indies Test series The third and last match of (Wi vs Aus 3rd Test) will be played at the Sabina Park Cricket Stadium in Jamaica where on the first day of the match, on Sunday, July 13, Australia’s veteran Mitchell Starc made history by outing the West Indies Opener Batter Batter and the 100th Test match. Significantly, with this he took former Australian cricketer Brett (Brett LeeA large record of) has broken.
Yes, this happened. First of all, know that on the first day of the Jamaica Test, Mitchell Starc bowled 4 overs for Australia in which he took 1 wicket for just 3 runs.
With this, now Mitchell Starc has reached third in the special record list of the most wickets, beating Braille for Australia. He did this feat, taking 719 wickets in 383 innings of 292 matches. Talk about Brett Lee, he took 718 wickets in 392 innings of 322 matches in his international career for Australia.
Bowler who took the most international wickets for Australia
Shane Warne – 999 wickets in 463 innings
Glenn McGra – 948 wickets in 492 innings
Mitchell Starc – 719 wickets in 383 innings
Brett Lee – 718 wickets in 392 innings
Also know that the Jamaica Test is the 100th Test of Mitchell Starc’s career and he has become the 16th player to play 100 Tests for Australia.
This is the condition of the match
The first day of the Jamaica Test was completely named after the bowlers. Here Australia won the toss and selected the first batting after which the West Indies bowlers all out for 225 runs in 70.3 overs. Not only this, by the end of the day’s game, the West Indies also played 9 overs in which he lost one wicket by adding 16 runs.
Now when the second day’s play starts, the pair of Brandon King (8) and Roston Chase (3) will start the innings for the West Indies. The hosts are still 209 runs behind Australia’s score. In such a situation, now it will be very interesting to see whether the second day of the Jamaica Test is the names of the bowlers or the names of the batsmen.
