NEW DELHI: Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc etched his name in cricket history on Thursday, becoming the most prolific left-arm fast bowler in Test cricket. The Australian spearhead eclipsed Pakistan legend Wasim Akram ’s tally of 414 wickets when he dismissed England’s Harry Brook at the Gabba on Day 1 of the second Ashes Test. Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! What made the moment more special was its setting. Fourteen years after making his Test debut at the same venue, the 35-year-old returned to surpass the very benchmark set by Akram — a bowler widely regarded as the most complete left-arm pacer the game has witnessed. Starc achieved the feat in his 102nd Test, slightly quicker than Akram, who finished with 414 wickets in 104 mat

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