Mitchell Starc has become the most successful left-arm fast bowler in Test history, surpassing Wasim Akram's 414 wickets with a stellar 6/75 performance. Akram lauded Starc as a worthy successor, but the Australian humbly stated Akram remains the benchmark.

Mitchell Starc has made history by becoming the most successful left-arm fast bowler in Test cricket, surpassing Wasim Akram's 414 wickets record.

Mitchell Starc has become the most successful left-arm fast bowler in Test cricket, surpassing Wasim Akram's record of 414 wickets. The Australian achieved this milestone at the Gabba, his debut venue,

Wasim Akram praised Mitchell Starc for surpassing his record of 414 wickets, making Starc the leading wicket-taker among left-arm pacers in Tests with 418 wickets. Akram expressed pride in Starc's achievements and acknowledged his hard work.

Australian speedster Mitchell Starc carved his name into cricketing history on Thursday as he surpassed Pakistani legend Wasim Akram to become the most successful left-arm fast bowler in Test cricket.

England recovered from 11/2 to 98/2 at Tea in the second Ashes Test. After Mitchell Starc's early double-strike, Zak Crawley (61*) and Joe Root (32*) put on an unbeaten 93-run partnership to lead the fightback in Brisbane.

Joe Root has posted a long-awaited first Ashes century in Australia to give England the honors on Day 1 of the second cricket test despite Mitchell Starc’s six wickets at the Gabba