Australia head coach Justin Lange Great praise for Mitchell Stark, calling him the best white ball pitcher in the world. Lange added that Australian pacemakers are the best bowling players in the industry.

Mitchell Starc won the Player of the Series award in the recently concluded ICC Cricket World Cup Super League series between Australia and the West Indies. The left-arm Pacers scored 11 wickets in three games, helping the visiting team defeated the Malones in Barbados by a score of 2-1.

Before boarding the flight to Bangladesh, head coach Justin Lange expressed his appreciation for Mitchell Stark’s performance to the Caribbean team and said:

“I think Mitchell Stark is the best white ball pitcher in the world. He pitches in the front court and swings the ball. He is the best pitcher in the world at the time of death. He is great in our team. With him The combination of Josh Hadswood is a real advantage for us.”

Mitchell Stark won five wickets in the ODI series opener against the West Indies, and in the next two games, he won two wickets each. His incredible bowling performance helped the Australian win the series. At the same time, big names like David Warner, Steve Smith, Aaron Finch, Glenn Maxwell And Marcus Stonis did not participate in the series.

Mitchell Starc and Co will play five T20Is in the next match against Bangladesh

Although Mitchell Stark performed well in the ODI series against the West Indies, his T20I performance was not satisfactory. Starc played four T20Is with Maroon’s Men team, conceding a goal at an economic rate of nearly 9 times per game and grabbing a wicket.

Starc will be keen to improve his performance in the upcoming 5 T20I series against Bangladesh. He will become a player to watch for the Australian team.