Australia's fast bowler Mitchell Starc made history during the second Ashes Test at Gabba, Brisbane, as he surpassed former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram to become the most successful left-arm fast bowler in Test cricket history.

In the previous match, Starc had achieved a remarkable 10-wicket haul and needed just three more wickets to overtake Akram. He accomplished this feat in the very first session of play. The Australian bowlers dominated the England batting lineup, leaving them in a precarious position at 211/6 in their first innings of the second Test.

Starc's initial three wickets included the dismissals of Ben Duckett, Ollie Pope, and Harry Brook. Currently, Starc boasts a total of 415 Test wickets, while Akram has 414. Other notable bowlers include former Sri Lankan pacer Chamin

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