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Starc warned the English opening batter Jos Buttler of not leaving his crease early when he was at the non-striker's end and gave the reference of Deepti Sharma

Mitchell Starc slammed for 'I'm not Deepti' remark while not running out the non striker

Mitchell Starc taking a clear dig at Deepti Sharma during Australia's 3rd T20I vs England didn't go down well with Indian fans and former cricketers.

Here's what happened

Starc warned the English opening batter Jos Buttler of not leaving his crease early when he was at the non-striker's end and gave the reference of Deepti Sharma

During the 3rd T20I between Australia and England, Mitchell Starc had an interesting conversation with Jos Buttler which was caught on the stump mic.
The fast bowler warned the English opening batter of not leaving his crease early when he was at the non-striker's end and gave the reference of Deepti Sharma.
"I am not Deepti, but I might do it. Doesn't mean you can leave early," Starc told Buttler. It was a clear dig at the Indian women's team bowler who recently ran out England's Charlie Dean in a similar fashion during an ODI game at the Lord's. That left the fans and experts divided over rules and fair play.&nbsp;
Starc's comment didn't go down well with Indian fans. Even former India batter Hemang Badani lashed out at the Aussie quick and said "Grow up Starc. That's really poor from you. What Deepti did was well within the rules of the game." Badani even criticised Starc of bringing Deepti into this and added that isn't what the cricket world expects of him.
Also read: <a title="Watch: 8 Captains remain silent when asked about running out non-strikers" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/t20-world-cup/watch-8-captains-remain-silent-when-asked-about-running-out-non-strikers-1665819566769">Watch: 8 Captains remain silent when asked about running out non-strikers</a>

In a heartfelt gesture, the Australian cricketers have decided to do their bit for India despite going&nbsp;back home from the IPL.&nbsp;The likes of Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood will be taking part in an online-gaming event to raise money for UNICEF Australia's India Covid-19&nbsp;Appeal.
Left-arm pacer Josh Lalor came up with the fundraising idea which will see some of the biggest names in Australian cricket playing games online which will be streamed online for fans to watch. The target of the event is to raise $100,000.
Australian Cricket has so far raised more than AUD 2,80,000 as part of UNICEF Australia&rsquo;s India Covid-19 Crisis Appeal.

Aussie cricketers to take part in online-gaming fundraiser for covid-19 appeal

Aussie cricketers have come up with a fundraising idea&nbsp;which will see some of the biggest names in Australian cricket playing games online to raise&nbsp;money for&nbsp;India Covid-19&nbsp;Appeal.

In a heartfelt gesture, the Australian cricketers have decided to do their bit for India despite going&nbsp;back home from the IPL.&nbsp;The likes of Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood will be taking part in an online-gaming event to raise money for UNICEF Australia's India Covid-19&nbsp;Appeal.
Left-arm pacer Josh Lalor came up with the fundraising idea which will see some of the biggest names in Australian cricket playing games online which will be streamed online for fans to watch. The target of the event is to raise $100,000.
Australian Cricket has so far raised more than AUD 2,80,000 as part of UNICEF Australia&rsquo;s India Covid-19 Crisis Appeal.

Australia win the battle of nerves & the series 

While Alex&nbsp;Carrey&nbsp;smashed 106, Glenn&nbsp;Maxwell&nbsp;tonked&nbsp;7 sixes in his 90 ball 108 for Australia in the series decider&nbsp;

Australia beat England in a stunning manner in the 3rd and&nbsp;final ODI&nbsp;of the series to take home the silverware. England who were reduced to none for 2 wickets after the first two deliveries, fought back to score 302/7 from their 50 overs. Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow&nbsp;slammed a fighting hundred as Sam Billings &amp; Chris Woakes&nbsp;clocked twin half-centuries. In reply, the visiting Aussie team were left struggling at 73/5 as they starred down the barrel. But a whirlwind &amp; record breaking 212 run stand between Alex Carrey and Glenn Maxwell took the visitors to the doorstep of a famous win. While Carrey&nbsp;smashed 106, the Big Show tonked&nbsp;7 sixes in his 90 ball 108. But both perished right at the end leaving the visitors in need for 10 from the last over. Mitchel&nbsp;Starc&nbsp;then played a cameo which saw him smash 11 off 3 balls to take Australia over the finish line with 3 wickets in hand.&nbsp;

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