'Jo aus me kuch ukhad nhi paya vo india mein kya kar lega' - Fans troll as Australian cricketer likely to make his return in Delhi Test against IND

Currently, the Australian team is entirely beleaguered in the aftermath of an embarrassing victory against India in the first of the four-match Test series. The visitors succumbed to the Indian bowling lineup in both innings of the match. Pat Cummins’ men lost the match by an innings and 132 runs.

Meanwhile, in a recent piece of news, Senior Australian pacer Mitchell Starc is likely to make a comeback in the second of the four-match Test series against India. Notably, both teams will lock horns in the second Test at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi from Friday, the 17^th of February next week.

Although the Indian cricket fans took the news of Starc’s comeback as an opportunity to troll the 33-year-old veteran pacer. Some of the fans also felt that it will make no difference in the fate of the Australian team on their India tour.

Here’s how fans reacted:

Jo aus me kuch ukhad nhi paya vo ind me ake kya he Kar lega bro😂😂

— Naman🇮🇳 (@Vkgoat18_) February 12, 2023

Advantage india kyonki uske foot steps ke kaaran pitch kharab hoga aur Ashwin vaha kamaal kar dega

— भाई साहब (@Bhai_saheb) February 12, 2023

Will make absolute zero difference here.

— AmarG (@bhayyag123) February 12, 2023

Now there will be some fire in BGT…Pat and Starc vs Ash and Jaddu

— Shyam Pandey (@its_sherlock221) February 12, 2023

Seriously makes no difference

— kane_watto (@kane_watto) February 12, 2023

Don't worry he will leave back home as soon as 3 days of 2nd test completed

— indo_raptor (@Mr_Stand_Hustel) February 12, 2023

It will help both Lyon and Murphy even Ashwin with the footmarks he creates

— Sandesh. (@Sandesh_2545) February 12, 2023

vaah vaah ek or left hander

— Vaibhav Garg (@vaibhavgarg_23) February 12, 2023

another inning defeat loading 🔥🔥

— Cricket lover (@Cricket60626252) February 12, 2023

Kuchh nahi hoga yaha spin h sirf

— Ankit 🇮🇳 (@Ankitrox0) February 12, 2023

Notably, Starc has scalped 17 wickets in the last eight innings of the four Tests he played for Australia including two each against West Indies and South Africa respectively. In these matches, the veteran New South Wales batter has bowled with a decent bowling average of 45.12.

Earlier, before the commencement of the series, Mitchell Starc updated us about his injury and availability concerns for the playing XI of Australia in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

"I am track..still a couple of weeks and then probably meet the guys in Delhi..after..hopefully, a first Test match win..get myself into training over there,” said Starc to Erin Holland during the Australia Cricket Awards.

“The team is in as good a position that we can be heading into an Indian tour. It’s exciting with the women going for the World Cup and we have a long tour of India. So plenty of good cricket to watch over the next couple of months, so we’re just wishing for some good success for Australia,” he added later.