Fit-again Starc gunning for West Indies, South Africa


  • Cricket
  • Thursday, 26 May 2016

Australian bowler Mitchell Starc walks back to his mark, during the first cricket test match between Australia and New Zealand in Brisbane November 8, 2015. REUTERS/Patrick Hamilton

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Fast bowler Mitchell Starc expects to need a couple of games to get up to express pace but is looking forward to coming back from injury on Australia's Caribbean tour next month.

The lethal left-armer has been sidelined since November when he broke down with a foot fracture during the day-night test against New Zealand in Adelaide, and missed the World Twenty20 campaign as he recovered from surgery.

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