Former Australia spinner Shane Warne has slammed paceman Mitchell Starc for showing a nonchalant approach in the second Test against India at Brisbane.
Warne's critical evaluation came before Starc had to leave the field in the second session.
Warne said that his body language had to be tougher and looked a bit nonchalant, adding that there was no real presence with Starc and he would like to see him really own the batsmen, News.com.au reported.
Starc apparently endured from issues with plus 35 degrees temperature at the Gabba.
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