Returning to form, Starc opened his mouth about 'beating'

Australia's star pacer Mitchell Starc is the most expensive cricketer in IPL history. He was bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for Rs 24.75 crore in last December's mini auction. But the left-handed pacer has disappointed in the first two matches. He did not get a single wicket with 100 runs in 8 overs.

However, he turned around in the last match against Delhi Capitals. Starc took two wickets with 25 runs. His first victim was Mitchell Marsh. Later returned David Warner too.

After the match, Starc said on the broadcasting channel, "I have not made any big changes in bowling in this match. Sometimes in T20 some opportunities are wasted. A lot goes wrong. My start was not the way I wanted it to be. But we went 3-0 up, that's the real thing.

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He also added, 'T20 cricket sometimes requires luck. The ball went away after being punched, a couple of catches fell. This is T20 cricket. I got two wickets, that's not a big deal. The team has won three matches in a row, that is the real thing.

However, the bowling coach of Kolkata, Bharat Arun, had already said that he had confidence in Starc. Before the Delhi match, he said, "Starc is one of the most experienced bowlers in the world." Maybe he didn't bowl well in the first two matches. But very soon he will return to his best form.

He had a discussion with Starc about improving the weather in India. Arun was saying, I have spoken to him. We have discussed Stark's power. It's just a matter of time to come back in a devastating form in the match.