New Delhi. Australia's fast bowler Mitchell Starc has not allegedly decided to return to India for the remaining matches of the Indian Premier League (IPL), which has shocked the possibilities of his team to reach Delhi Capitals' playoffs. According to the Australian Associated Press, Stark has told the franchise that he will not be able to join the team a week after the Dharamshala match. The match was canceled in the middle for security reasons after warning of air strike in the surrounding areas.

Starc, the important player of Delhi Capitals, is the highest wicket -taking bowler for the team so far for the team in this season. He has taken 14 wickets in 11 matches at an average of 26.14. The Delhi team, which is struggling to confirm a place in the playoffs, will definitely feel lacking in the upcoming matches. Australia's women's team captain and Starc's wife Alyssa Heli shared the entire incident of that night. When the IPL match between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals was canceled between the Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals in Dharamshala due to the siren ringing in neighboring cities.

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Elisa said on 'Willotock' podcast, “Some electric tower lights went down and we were just waiting there. I heard a few seats away rumors that we may have to vacate the stadium because the power has gone down and we had a big group of family and additional allied staff. The next minute the man who was with our group and lived with us, he comes and his face turned white. ''

The league was suspended the next day due to military confrontation between India and Pakistan. The BCCI announced to resume it from 17 May after getting necessary approval from the government after the ceasefire. Its final will be played on June 3 instead of 25 May already decided.