Alyssa Healy, an Australian women’s cricket player and Mitchell Starc‘s wife, was spotted in the audience at the Kennington Oval during the WTC Final between Australia and India.
Healy, Australia’s upcoming Ashes captain, was also seen jotting something down in a notebook.
Starc and Healy got married in April 2016 and frequently appear together at their partners’ sporting events.
To attend the T20 World Cup 2020 final between Australia and India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). The star bowler missed a game in South Africa three years ago.
In the meantime, the left-arm speedster claimed a few wickets in the Oval’s championship game’s opening innings.
Australia gains a sizable lead for the fourth innings, thanks to Mitchell Starc
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With a delivery that produced extra bounce, the 33-year-old took Virat Kohli’s highly prized wicket.
Mohammed Shami was next out, having edged one to Alex Carey at the wickets. For the fourth innings, Australia establishes a sizable lead thanks to Mitchell Starc.
When Australia was in trouble, Mitchell Starc also made a quick 57-ball 41 with the bat. He added 93 with keeper-batter Carey. Pat Cummins and company.
Marnus Labuschagne and Cameron Green were in the nets when they began their day at 123-4.
In the third over of the day, Umesh Yadav quickly removed Labuschagne, and a few over before Tea, Ravindra Jadeja ended Green’s 95-ball stand.
When Australia declared at 270-8 in the second innings, India needed to score 444 runs to win. Alex Carey had the game’s highest score with 66.
Including centuries from Travis Head and Steve Smith, Australia scored 469 runs in their first innings. Alex Carey also made an impressive 48 runs.
They later bowled India out for 296 runs, despite a 109-run partnership between Shardul Thakur and Ajinkya Rahane, as Pat Cummins claimed three victims.
Given that they also placed first overall in the standings, Australia is unquestionably in prime position to win the WTC mace.
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