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Mitchell Starc becomes most successful left-arm bowler in Test cricket history

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Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc has set a new all-time record for left-arm bowlers in Test cricket. He claimed his 434th Test wicket, surpassing Sri Lanka's Rangana Herath to claim the top spot. Starc also matched Kapil Dev's wicket tally, achieving the milestone in fewer matches than the Indian legend. The feat came during a Test match against Bangladesh, where Hasan Mahmud took six wickets to bowl Australia out for 198 runs.

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