Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc, known for his lethal pace and deadly yorkers, has expressed that he still has plenty left to offer in both Test and ODI cricket. Speaking recently, Starc said that despite having played at the highest level for several years, he feels physically fit and mentally motivated to continue contributing to the team’s success.

Starc, who has been a key figure in Australia’s bowling attack, believes he can still make an impact in upcoming series and major tournaments. He emphasized the importance of experience combined with fitness, stating that he wants to help mentor younger bowlers while continuing to perform consistently on the field.

With the Australian team looking ahead to major series in the next year, Starc’s determination to keep playing at the top level provides a boost to the squad, especially in the pace department. Fans can expect to see the left-arm pacer continue to deliver match-winning spells in both Tests and ODIs.
Starc, 35, recently announced his retirement from T20Is in a move to keep himself ready for the Ashes, IPL, an away Test series in India, and the ODI World Cup in two years’ time.

The decision means the left-handed quick, who has in the past skipped the Indian Premier League to preserve energies for international assignments, will not play the T20 World Cup which is scheduled to be held in India and Sri Lanka early next year