Mitchell Starc, the World Cup player of the tournament, has been ruled out of the upcoming Indian Premier League for the first three weeks due to a minor knee strain. According to News.com.au, Cricket Australia want their premier fast bowler Starc in good shape before the commencement of the Ashes and the preceding tour of West Indies.
Starc, who was named the ICC's best one-day bowler following a stellar World Cup performance, will join the Royal Challengers Bangalore midway through the IPL tournament.
[quote author=boquiesse link=topic=96837.msg629386#msg629386 date=1427904089] Thought was only money grabbing mercenaries from the Windies go IPL.
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You are one of these fellahs who thought they wanna Fart and end up sh!tting dem pants : hahahaha ::LOL::
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=96837.msg629417#msg629417 date=1427907315]
You are one of these fellahs who thought they wanna Fart and end up sh!tting dem pants : hahahaha ::LOL::
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KYMC
[quote author=bala24 link=topic=96837.msg629424#msg629424 date=1427910020]
Are u sure u are not making up data just to pull up a April fool prank.?
because he seemed to be fit and rearing to go till the fag end of the CWC.
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Apparently it's not an April fool prank unless Cricket Australia into this kinda thing:
Quote:World Cup player of the tournament will miss the start of the IPL with a knee complaint
Australia’s World Cup player of the tournament Mitchell Starc will miss the start of the Indian Premier League with a minor knee injury.
Starc captured 22 wickets in the World Cup at an astonishing average of 10.18, but a left knee niggle will keep the lethal left-armer grounded for two-three weeks in Australia.
I was interested to read that Starc has played a total of 70 internationals (Tests, ODIs and T20s) with only 14 of those appearances coming outside of Australia. He has played 15 Tests, 9 of which were in Australia. 41 ODIs, 36 at home and 16 of his 19 T20s have also come at home.