Australia pacer Mitchell Starc has said that he had "deep suppositions" on being dropped against Afghanistan in the new T20 World Cup. Representing the initial time since the chopping out, Starc said that he had an open conversation with boss selector George Bailey, who at the time had guarded the move as "strategic" and based around "death bowling". "George and I have spoken and that is where it will remain," Starc said after the second ODI against Britain, where he picked figures of 4 for 47. "I had compelling sentiments on it and had a discussion, and that is where it is," Starc said, prior to expressing he was as yet anxious to be considered for consideration in the T20 World Cup crew for 2024. "I addressed George finally, it was a decent discussion. Various things were drifted there. I actually have desires to play T20 cricket for Australia, yet it is quite a while until the following one and a ton of water to go under the extension." Starc additionally talked about the bustling timetable that Australia among different groups need to live with right now. "It's unquestionably incomprehensible right now to play each game as a three-design player," Starc said. "We've seen that throughout the course of recent years, in some cases there's two Australian groups playing simultaneously in various mainlands in various arrangements. "It's unimaginable for everybody to play each and every round of cricket in a year time span now with the manner in which they are planning things. They see a break and put a series on. I think having those timeframes to rest assists me with continuing to bowl at fair rates for a while. I don't think playing three configurations is something I can accomplish for a significant stretch of time pushing ahead at this point." "There's a game consistently," he further said. "It's not really for me to stay here and settle on a timetable, yet what will be will be. We've fallen off a T20 World Cup into a three-match one-day series into five Tests, the WBBL is going into finals at the moment, then you have BBL, we go to India for Tests and white-ball, the young ladies have a T20 World Cup into IPL. There's a round of cricket all week long. "How would you request that individuals go burn through 400-500 bucks at a day of cricket three days every week? It's a bustling timetable for players and staff and fans." Starc likewise said that avoiding the IPL and enjoying some time off from the game has assisted him with further developing his Test match abilities and bowl at reliably fast paces. "Assuming I'd gone in there, having no break and playing a year of the year, what does that effect?" he said. "Does it influence my body? Do I separate? Does it influence my red-ball cricket? "You can't simply stay there and go, 'He ought to go to the IPL in light of the fact that he'd be a superior T20 bowler.' What's the disadvantage of that? Do I offer a configuration of the game since I'm playing a year of the year? I don't lament any of those choices not to go. I've completely delighted in April and May for the last seven or eight years, it's most likely assisted my golf with disabling, as well. I wouldn't transform it. "Tests far above white ball. I'll settle on the rest as I go and where my body's at and the way in which I feel about it. I'd very much want to, choice and structure forthcoming, keep playing Test cricket as long as we can."