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The left-armer said he had not felt at his best during the series but viewing footage made him feel he had over thought it…

Mitchell Starc admitted that "a lot of things haven't felt right" during Australia's Test series against South Africa, realizing after reviewing video footage that he had been overthinking his bowling action. Starc overcame a difficult start to finish with 6 for 72 on the opening day in Cape Town, sparking an Australian turnaround by taking four wickets in six deliveries with the second new ball.
Earlier in the day, South Africa had reached 140 without loss, aided by 95 runs from Marques Ackerman, before Australia's attack fought back. Prior to the match, Australia made four lineup changes, including the late withdrawal of Steven Smith due to an ongoing neck injury, bringing Josh Inglis into the team.
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