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AUS vs SL Live: Mitchell Starc seen limping off during training session; might miss match against Sri Lanka

AUS vs SL Live: Mitchell Starc seen limping off during training session; might miss match against Sri Lanka

AUS vs SL Live: Bad news for Australia as Mitchell Starc doubtful, might miss the match against Sri Lanka in T20 World Cup
AUS vs SL Live: Starc has struggled with injury issues: In a major blow to the Australian team, fast bowler Mitchell Starc was seen limping off with an injured leg in the training held at the ICC Academy on Tuesday night in Dubai, UAE. The injury to his leg has now made Starc a doubtful […]

AUS vs SL Live: Starc has struggled with injury issues: In a major blow to the Australian team, fast bowler Mitchell Starc was seen limping off with an injured leg in the training held at the ICC Academy on Tuesday night in Dubai, UAE. The injury to his leg has now made Starc a doubtful starter for Australia’s game against Sri Lanka on Thursday. For more news related to t20 World Cup, keep following Insidesport.in

AUS vs SL Live: Mitchell Starc seen limping off during training session; might miss match against Sri Lanka

Starc played in Australia’s opening game win against South Africa but was not at his usual lethal best. He returned with a figure of 4-0-32-2 but lacked potency which he is known for. If the injury aggravates further, Starc may even be ruled out of the tournament, which is not at all a good sign for Australia.

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Although he trained with the Australian women’s team in Queensland, along with his partner Alyssa Healy, he has had little match practice. The left-hander had taken nearly six months break from cricket and hardly played any games before arriving in Dubai for the ICC T20 World Cup.

AUS vs SL Live: Mitchell Starc seen limping off during training session; might miss match against Sri Lanka

Talking about Australia’s performance in the ongoing T20 World Cup so far, they have beaten South Africa in one of the games they have played. The bowlers did a handy job to restrict the Proteas to a below-par total and then Steve Smith and Marcus Stoinis finished it with the bat.

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