Mitchell Starc has been precluded of the fourth and last Test between South Africa and Australia and in addition this present season's Indian Premier League due to a 'tibial bone worry in his correct leg.'
Starc, who was purchased by Kolkata Knight Riders for Rs 9.4 crore, is another expansion to the IPL club's damage misfortunes after Chris Lynn and Andre Russell.
"Mitchell Starc has a 'tibial bone worry in his correct leg'. He will return home for encourage appraisal after the Test and will miss the IPL," Cricket Australia reported on Twitter. Starc, who grabbed 12 wickets in the last three Test matches against South Africa has showed up in 27 IPL matches, guaranteeing a sum of 34 wickets.
Starc's nonattendance from the Johannesburg Test implies Chadd Sayers' presentation on Friday, rolling out it the fourth improvement in the group after Steven Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft kicked it into high gear prohibited for ball-altering.
The Australian pace speahead will miss IPL for the third time in succession. In 2016, Starc was discounted of the competition because of a foot break. A year ago, he cleared out Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) to center around worldwide cricket and this year, damage keeps him far from the T20 association once more.