Watch: Mitchell Starc's Unplayable Delivery Leaves Moeen Ali Stunned In 3rd Ashes Test

10.07.2023 - 03:57 sports.ndtv.com

Mitchell Starc outplayed Moeen Ali with a ripper during England's fourth innings of the third Ashes Test on Sunday. In their chase of 251, England ended Day 3 at the score of 27 without loss at Headingley in Leeds.

On the following day, Mitchell Starc dismissed Ben Duckett to provide Australia with the first breakthrough at the score of 42.

England sent Moeen at the number three position but the plan didn't work as Starc sent the batter packing at his individual score of 5. Watch the wicket here: #MitchellStarc bamboozles #MoeenAli with a wobble-seam deliveryThe Australian pacer gets the visitors back in the game with some fiery pace-bowling #SonySportsNetwork #ENGvAUS #Ashes #RivalsForever #Ashes2023 pic.twitter.com/ZZ8S9EsKfn England beat Australia by three wickets in a nail-biting third Test at Headingley on Sunday to keep the five-match Ashes series alive.

Harry Brook and Chris Woakes shared a crucial partnership of 59 that took England to the brink of victory before Brook fell for 75 to Mitchell Starc (5-78).

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