Yorker king is back: Twitter hail the return of Mitchell Starc as left-arm pacer picks 4-wicket haul - Watch

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Australia pacer Mitchell star is probably the best pacer in the world when it comes to bowling lethal yorkers. On Friday with a four-wicket haul to his name, Starc returned to form just at the right time for the ICC T20 World Cup defending champions. The ICC T20 World Cup 2022 is set to kick start in Australia on October 16 and Starc's form will be crucial for the Men in Yellow. With Jasprit Bumrah out of the T20 World Cup, Starc is probably the only pacer who can bowl precise yorkers. Cricket fans from around the world are eager to watch Starc in action.

Here's how cricket fans reacted to Starc's return -

Those Mitchell Starc yorkers just hit different _

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Content by @Sport360 pic.twitter.com/v6CC3H8wgN — Wolf777News (@Wolf777news) October 8, 2022

The last wicket of Mitchell starc shows his class......... One of the greatest bowlers @CricketAus has produced!! __ https://t.co/qLJkuylLJi — Amey S 05 (@AmeyShitut) October 8, 2022

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Mitchell Starc: 4/20 _ #AUSvWI pic.twitter.com/fhyhaZes70

— The Cricket Wire (@TheCricketWire) October 7, 2022

_ #MitchellStarc pic.twitter.com/TVHCgZdIW6 — . (@Sourabh_49) October 7, 2022

T20I career-best spell from Mitchell Starc tonight. #AUSvWI pic.twitter.com/jIs2Kmo6HS — CRICKET LIFE (@cricketlife24) October 7, 2022

The last wicket has a Peak Mitchell Starc trademark. https://t.co/yTRrexVfvq — 08/09/2022 (@HailKingKohli) October 7, 2022

Great Performance @CricketAus __ @davidwarner31 @timdavid8 and Mitchell Starc_#AUSvsWI pic.twitter.com/yaTPieVipR — Shangeeth (@ShangeethN) October 7, 2022

4 wickets haul by Mitchell Starc against West Indies in 2nd T20I _#AUSvWI #WIvAUS pic.twitter.com/waobjoAeZB — CricWorld (@CricWorld21) October 7, 2022

Mitchell Starc with his career best figures of 4-20 in T20i vs West Indies. _
Final wicket was classic Starc wicket - Yorker from round the wicket.#AUSvsWI#T20WC2022
pic.twitter.com/qyBHbzqfCH — Rishabh (@cricmonster_lub) October 7, 2022

Meanwhile, Australia batting stalwart David Warner is shaping up nicely for the ICC T20 World Cup at home with the 35-year-old top-order batter smashing a superb 75 in the second T20I against the West Indies here on Friday evening, leaving skipper Aaron Finch mighty pleased with his performance. Finch said following Warner's 41-ball pyrotechnics that the opening batter made the difference in the 31-run victory, which helped Australia make a clean sweep of the two-match series.

Batting first, Australia scored a competitive 178/7 with Warner and middle-order batter Tim David (42) guiding them to a fighting total. Young Cameron Green failed to fire, being dismissed for just one run. Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins then ran riot, sharing six wickets among themselves as the visitors were restricted to 147/8. "Davey (David Warner) was the difference, and Tim David," said Finch after the match. "There was enough in the pitch for everyone."

On the batting order, where he came in at No.3 and Green being sent to open again with Warner, Finch said, "There is a method to everything we do. Still plenty of learnings (for the three-match upcoming series against England and the T20 World Cup). It's about managing our way to the World Cup. We want to play aggressive but at the same time we want to manage well with long flights and short turnaround times." Warner, who was adjudged 'Player of the Series' said, "It was a fantastic all-round performance, well executed by our bowlers. At the halfway mark, we had discussed about bowling Test match lines and lengths, and they nailed them (West Indies).

Warner complimented Green despite the youngster being dismissed for just one run, saying he was the player for the future. "He (Green) is a bit like me. Think he is going to have a big impact in the future," added Warner.