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IPL 2025: 3 teams that might target Mitchell Starc if KKR releases the Ace pacer

IPL 2025: 3 teams that might target Mitchell Starc if KKR releases the Ace pacer

In last concluded edition of the IPL, Starc was purchased at a cost of Rs 24.75 crore.

IPL 2025: Mitchell Starc was paid a hefty amount by KKR in IPL auction and the Australian pacer proved to be a fruitful investment for the Men in Purple and Gold. On the back of an impressive outing in IPL playoffs from Starc, KKR went on to lift the trophy for the third time in IPL history.

It must be mentioned that Starc was purchased at a cost of Rs 24.75 crore and retaining him will leave a big hole in their IPL mega auction purse. Given if KKR releases Mitchell Starc for IPL 2025, which teams are likely to target the ace pacer? Let us check out.

Teams that might target Mitchell Starc in IPL auction

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB)

Mitchell Starc has already represented RCB in IPL earlier. On the back of heavy batting line-up, the Red Army managed to reach the playoffs, but their bowling was exposed multiple times in IPL 2024. Inclusion of Mitchell Starc will also give a decent opening bowling partner to Mohd. Siraj.

Rajasthan Royals (RR)

Just like RCB, the Rajasthan Royals also lack a good death bowler. Starc’s availability could address this issue. If Starc joins RR, he is likely to take the new ball with Trent Boult. This can turn out be a nightmare for batters if the conditions for the bowlers are helpful.

Gujarat Titans (GT)

Alongside KKR it was Gujarat Titans who aggressively tried to get Mitchell Starc in last IPL auction. Under the young leadership of Shubman Gill, the former IPL champs might need some experience with him on field. Starc can join the likes of Mohd. Shami, Rashid Khan and David Miller among other players.

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