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Huge Achievement For A Fast Bowler: ICC Chair Jay Shah Congratulates Starc For 100-Test Milestone
The International Cricket Council: The International Cricket Council chair Jay Shah congratulated Australia speedster Mitchell Starc for achieving a 100-Test milestone and said the left-arm pacer is still on top of his game after making a debut in 2011.
Starc became the 16th Australian to play 100 Tests and just the second Aussie fast bowler to achieve the feat, joining Glenn McGrath, when he took the field in the third Test against the West Indies at Sabina Park on Sunday.
"Congratulations to Australia’s Mitchell Starc for playing 100 Tests, a huge achievement for any cricketer but even more so for a fast bowler. Test debut came way back in 2011, and he’s still at the top of his game," Shah shared on X.
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India To Begin Women’s ODI WC Against SL In Bengaluru, Face Pakistan In Colombo On October 5
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Congratulations To South Africa On Winning The ICC World Test Championship, Says Jay Shah
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WTC Final: It's An Honour To Lift The Cup For Everyone Out Here And Back Home, Says Maharaj
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A Privilege To Ring The Bell At Historic Lord’s Before The Start Of WTC Final, Says Jay Shah
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