Multi-time World Cup winner with Australia, seamer Mitchell Starc has now become the most-prolific wicket-taker in the 50-over and 20-over World Cups combined, achieving the feat against Bangladesh during the side's Super 8 tie in the 2024 T20 WC in the Caribbean on Friday (June 21). Starc bowled Bangladesh opener Tanzid Hasan for a second-ball duck to pick his 95th wicket across both competitions, surpassing Sri Lanka veteran Lasith Malinga (94) on this elite list.

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Australia began their Super 8 journey with a 28-run win over Bangladesh in a rain-hit match in Antigua. Starc’s early breakthrough in the first over saw him becoming the most successful bowler in the World Cups, topping some of the biggest names, including modern-day greats like Trent Boult (87), Shakib Al Hasan (92*) and Lankan legend Muttiah Muralitharan (79).

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The left-arm quick achieved this feat in his 52nd World Cup game, having first played 12 years ago during the 2012 T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka. While Ireland’s Paul Stirling was his first WC wicket, Hasan becomes his 95th.&nbsp;

<h3>The legend of Starc grows!</h3>

Beginning with picking ten wickets in that tournament, Starc became the powerhouse of seam bowling in ICC tournaments, mainly in the 50 and 20-over World Cups. In the 2015 edition, co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, Starc made headlines for his incredible figures (6/28) against the Kiwis during a Group game in Auckland.&nbsp;

Later, he won the biggest battle of the tournament by dismissing NZ captain Brendon McCullum off a searing Yorker in the final, denting the Blackcaps’ momentum as Australia made the most of it and won the title. He finished the showpiece event with 22 wickets, joint-most alongside Trent Boult.

Four years later, in England, during the 2019 edition, where the hosts knocked out Australia in the semis, Starc returned with 27 wickets – the most by any bowler ever. The highlight of that tournament was his unplayable yorker to Ben Stokes during one of the Group matches.

Meanwhile, Starc was instrumental in helping Australia win their maiden T20 World Cup in 2021 (held in the UAE), picking nine wickets from seven matches. Two years later, his performance at the 2023 World Cup, wherein he returned with 16 wickets, helped Australia win the 50-over WC for the record sixth time.&nbsp;

His contribution in all eight World Cups (three 50-over and five 20-over) keeps him head and shoulders ahead of everyone in terms of numbers, performance and impact.

Besides, with Australia set to play Afghanistan and India in the remaining Super 8 matches, Starc has a chance to reach&nbsp;triple&nbsp;digits.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Multi-time World Cup winner with Australia, seamer Mitchell Starc has now become the most-prolific wicket-taker in the 50-over and 20-over World Cups combined, achieving the feat against Bangladesh during the side's Super 8 tie in the 2024 T20 WC in the Caribbean on Friday (June 21).

Multi-time World Cup winner with Australia, seamer Mitchell Starc has now become the most-prolific wicket-taker in the 50-over and 20-over World Cups combined, achieving the feat against Bangladesh during the side's Super 8 tie in the 2024 T20 WC in the Caribbean on Friday (June 21). Starc bowled Bangladesh opener Tanzid Hasan for a second-ball duck to pick his 95th wicket across both competitions, surpassing Sri Lanka veteran Lasith Malinga (94) on this elite list. WATCH VIDEO - Starc Strikes!⚡️ Ideal start for Australia as #MitchellStarc gets rid of Tanzid Hasan in the first over of this Super Contest of the Super 8👊🏾 Will Australian bowlers claim a few more wickets in the Powerplay?#AUSvBAN | LIVE NOW | #T20WorldCupOnStar pic.twitter.com/h9292JkE9t — Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) June 21, 2024 × Australia began their Super 8 journey with a 28-run win over Bangladesh in a rain-hit match in Antigua. Starc’s early breakthrough in the first over saw him becoming the most successful bowler in the World Cups, topping some of the biggest names, including modern-day greats like Trent Boult (87), Shakib Al Hasan (92*) and Lankan legend Muttiah Muralitharan (79). ALSO READ: T20 World Cup 2024: Australia continue winning run, beat Bangladesh by 28 runs via DLS method in Super 8s The left-arm quick achieved this feat in his 52nd World Cup game, having first played 12 years ago during the 2012 T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka. While Ireland’s Paul Stirling was his first WC wicket, Hasan becomes his 95th. The legend of Starc grows! Beginning with picking ten wickets in that tournament, Starc became the powerhouse of seam bowling in ICC tournaments, mainly in the 50 and 20-over World Cups. In the 2015 edition, co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, Starc made headlines for his incredible figures (6/28) against the Kiwis during a Group game in Auckland. Later, he won the biggest battle of the tournament by dismissing NZ captain Brendon McCullum off a searing Yorker in the final, denting the Blackcaps’ momentum as Australia made the most of it and won the title. He finished the showpiece event with 22 wickets, joint-most alongside Trent Boult. Four years later, in England, during the 2019 edition, where the hosts knocked out Australia in the semis, Starc returned with 27 wickets – the most by any bowler ever. The highlight of that tournament was his unplayable yorker to Ben Stokes during one of the Group matches. Meanwhile, Starc was instrumental in helping Australia win their maiden T20 World Cup in 2021 (held in the UAE), picking nine wickets from seven matches. Two years later, his performance at the 2023 World Cup, wherein he returned with 16 wickets, helped Australia win the 50-over WC for the record sixth time. His contribution in all eight World Cups (three 50-over and five 20-over) keeps him head and shoulders ahead of everyone in terms of numbers, performance and impact. Besides, with Australia set to play Afghanistan and India in the remaining Super 8 matches, Starc has a chance to reach triple digits. (With inputs from agencies)

T20 WC: Mitchell Starc becomes most-prolific wicket-taker in World Cups, goes past Sri Lankan legend in tally

Geoff Allardice, International Cricket Council (ICC) chief, has declared that the governing body is very close to announcing ICC Men's 50-over World Cup schedule. With the mega event slated to start in around four months, around October 5th, per previous reports, the final dates and venues are yet to be public.

This comment has come after Jay Shah - BCCI's secretary, during IPL 2023, said the home World Cup schedule will be announced on the sidelines of the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) Final in London. However, as per a report in ESPNcricinfo, sources in the loop have announced the apex body will take one more week before breaking the final schedule to everyone.

As a matter of fact, the schedule for the Men's 50-over World Cup for the 2019 edition in England was announced 13 months before the first match, while for the edition before that in Australia and New Zealand in 2015, the schedule was made public exactly 18 months before.

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"I think even today (Wednesday), we might be receiving the schedule from the hosts, and we've just got a bit of consultation to do with all the participating teams and the broadcasters. Then we'll be publishing that as soon as we possibly can," Allardice told BBC's Test Match Special in an interview. "When we put on events, we very much work hand in hand with the hosts.

"And in some places, there's a lot of consultation that needs to take place, both within the cricket system and with governments, etc. There's a lot of responsibility on a host to deliver a good event, and they've got to go through the right checks and balances," Allardice added.

The ICC chief was responding to a question whether Pakistan's latest stance on their unwillingness to play any game at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad is one of the reasons for the delay in announcing the schedule.

He said, "Until I see the schedule… I'm waiting, and I'm hoping that I'll see something in the next day or two on that."

"Our events team is very experienced at putting on cricket events in all different countries, and you control what you control.

"And I think that's the approach that our team is taking, and they're working on the things that they can progress for the event. The moment we have that information, we'll be pushing on it at a rate of knots."

Earlier, ICC members including Allardice were in Pakistan to discuss their participation amid reports of Men in Green opting to boycott the mega event in India owing to drama surrounding hosting of Asia Cup 2023.&nbsp;

Some reports even suggested the World Cup will begin on October 5th and end on November 19th.

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Geoff Allardice, International Cricket Council (ICC) chief, has declared that the governing body is very close to announcing ICC Men's 50-over World Cup schedule.

Geoff Allardice, International Cricket Council (ICC) chief, has declared that the governing body is very close to announcing ICC Men's 50-over World Cup schedule. With the mega event slated to start in around four months, around October 5th, per previous reports, the final dates and venues are yet to be public. This comment has come after Jay Shah - BCCI's secretary, during IPL 2023, said the home World Cup schedule will be announced on the sidelines of the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) Final in London. However, as per a report in ESPNcricinfo, sources in the loop have announced the apex body will take one more week before breaking the final schedule to everyone. As a matter of fact, the schedule for the Men's 50-over World Cup for the 2019 edition in England was announced 13 months before the first match, while for the edition before that in Australia and New Zealand in 2015, the schedule was made public exactly 18 months before. ALSO READ: WTC Final, Day 2 - Preview: Following troubled start, clueless Indian team to aim for comeback "I think even today (Wednesday), we might be receiving the schedule from the hosts, and we've just got a bit of consultation to do with all the participating teams and the broadcasters. Then we'll be publishing that as soon as we possibly can," Allardice told BBC's Test Match Special in an interview. "When we put on events, we very much work hand in hand with the hosts. "And in some places, there's a lot of consultation that needs to take place, both within the cricket system and with governments, etc. There's a lot of responsibility on a host to deliver a good event, and they've got to go through the right checks and balances," Allardice added. The ICC chief was responding to a question whether Pakistan's latest stance on their unwillingness to play any game at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad is one of the reasons for the delay in announcing the schedule. He said, "Until I see the schedule… I'm waiting, and I'm hoping that I'll see something in the next day or two on that." "Our events team is very experienced at putting on cricket events in all different countries, and you control what you control. "And I think that's the approach that our team is taking, and they're working on the things that they can progress for the event. The moment we have that information, we'll be pushing on it at a rate of knots." Earlier, ICC members including Allardice were in Pakistan to discuss their participation amid reports of Men in Green opting to boycott the mega event in India owing to drama surrounding hosting of Asia Cup 2023. Some reports even suggested the World Cup will begin on October 5th and end on November 19th. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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