Australian star Mitchell Starc takes retirement from the international T20

Australian rapid archer Mitchell Stark He called time in his international career in T20, where he fell in a period of 65 games, where he got 79 share. His death toll is second in the T20i menu in Australia at all, only Adam Zamba’s leg.

Mitchell Stark to focus on tests and ODIS after announcing the T20i retirement

The 34 -year -old confirmed the decision only six months before the 2026 T20 World Cup, explaining that he wants to direct his capacity to test matches and ODIS. Stark emphasized that the next few years bear major landmarks, including a test outside in India, and another Ash campaign And the 2027 ODI World Cup.

“I loved every minute of every T20 game that you played with Australia, especially the 2021 World Cup, not only because we won but the amazing and fun group along the way,” Stark said in a statement.

“I look forward to an external Indian test tour, the ODI and the ODI World Cup in 2027, I feel that this is my best way to move forward to stay new, and in my best situations in these campaigns. It also gives the bowling group time to prepare for the T20 World Cup in matches that lead to that tournament.”

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Stark continues to play the concession cricket game

Stark first in 2012 against Pakistan and soon established himself as a strike weapon with the new ball. It made his ability to swing at a high pace and make clear talismans in the International Criminal Court championships that made him a major figure in preparing white football in Australia. His most prominent achievement came in 2021, when he played a major role in directing Australia to the T20 World Cup title before marriage.

Although he is away from the shortest international coordination, Starc is still available for concession Cricket, including IPL, while continuing to lead the Australian attack in tests and ODIS.

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