US EditionA Century of Tests Is a Privilege, Says Mitchell Starc Ahead of Landmark 100th Match
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, JUL 9 – Mitchell Starc nears 400 Test wickets milestone in his 100th match, becoming only the second Australian fast bowler to reach this achievement, reflecting his longevity and dedication.
- Mitchell Starc will play his 100th Test match on Sunday in the third and final contest against the West Indies at Sabina Park, Kingston.
- Starc made his international debut towards the end of 2011 and, despite facing numerous injuries early on—including a torn tendon in his bowling finger in 2022—he has maintained a lengthy and consistent Test career.
- He has played a vital role in Australia's fast bowling lineup alongside Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood, contributing significantly to their triumph in the 2023 World Test Championship.
- Starc said, "I didn’t think I’d play one ," and admitted to daily soreness but stressed he never enters a game he doesn't believe he can finish.
- Reaching this milestone reflects Starc’s management of pain and injuries with help from trainers and teammates to continue contributing to the team.
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Mitchell Starc reflects on journey to 100 Tests: Huge honour, makes me feel old
Mitchell Starc joked that it makes him feel old as he reflected on the remarkable journey to his 100th Test. He is set to become just the second Australian fast bowler, after Glenn McGrath, to reach the milestone.
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Mitchell Starc plays his 100th Test in Jamaica. Not even his wife will be there
Australia was originally scheduled to play two Tests in the West Indies but a third was later added, meaning Starc will reach the milestone thousands of kilometres away from his family and friends.
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