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Another baptism by pace and bounce awaits Pakistan
Come second Test, visitors can only beat Australia if they bat well against them
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Pakistan’s nervousness, Australia’s grin on day three
Babar Azam, Shan Masood tourists' only hope come day four with Aussie 276-run lead still on board
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Masood eager to face-off with Starc
Pakistan opener is keen on facing Australia’s best bowling attack
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Starc raring to go ahead of Pakistan Tests
Australia pacer is likely to part of Australia side for first Test in Brisbane
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The Ashes: Five players to watch out for
The first Test between England and Australia starts at Edgbaston on Thursday
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Starc keen to pitch up at every World Cup game
Selectors may be inclined to ease the pacer's workload and play it safe
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Starc wants bowlers to help Paine during ‘tough’ UAE tour
Wicketkeeper-batsman will lead an inexperienced team during their next tour against Pakistan
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Hazlewood’s accuracy key for Ashes success, says Starc
Pacer believes 26-year-old’s line and length will allow his fellow bowlers to let rip at England's batsmen
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Beware England: Red-hot Starc destroys Western Australia
Pacer claims 4-56 to send warning to Ashes rivals
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Australia’s Starc set for domestic cricket return
Pacer will represent New South Wales against South Australia in a one-day match on Friday
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