All time left-handed ODI XI (current and retired across all era's)

#11 Mitchell Starc (Left arm fast, left-hand bat)

Starc has superb potential and has impressed in his short career

A lethal bowler who can swing the ball both ways, Mitchell Starc was simply unplayable in the 2015 World Cup. He finished with 22 wickets at an astonishing average of 10.18 per wicket. Thanks to his brilliant bowling performance, Australia went on to clinch their 5th World Cup title in 2015.

Making his debut against India in 2010, the New South Wales bowler evolved to be the spearhead of the Aussie bowling line up after the retirement of senior fast players. He bowls regularly over 150 km/hr with accuracy and has the ability to perform even in pitches which are not conducive to fast bowling.

In his short career, Starc has already picked up 98 wickets in 51 ODIs at an impressive average of 19.79. With his exceptional skills and his ability to reverse the ball, he could end up being a modern great of bowling in ODIs.