<p> Kolkata Knight Riders pacer Mitchell Starc was a relieved man on Wednesday after he finally got among the wickets to help his team to a thumping away win over Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League.</p><p>Starc's $2.98 million deal with Kolkata made him the most expensive player in league history but he struggled to get going in his first two matches, going wicketless and bleeding a combined 100 runs.</p><p>But the 34-year-old redeemed himself against Delhi by claiming 2-25 in three overs with fellow Australians David Warner and Mitchell Marsh as his victims.</p><p>Twice champions Kolkata racked up 272-7 before bowling out Delhi for 166 to soar to the top of the points table after three straight wins.</p><p>"You move on pretty quickly, because the games come thick and fast," Starc said after the match in Visakhapatnam.</p> .Prioritising international cricket has helped my game: Starc on turning down multiple IPL fortunes.<p>"Yeah, probably not the start I wanted, but we've been winning games, so that's what it's about.</p><p>"We're three-nil. And tonight, with bat and ball, we were pretty good, I think."</p><p>Opener Sunil Narine blasted 85 off 39 balls as Kolkata threatened to post the league's highest ever total and eclipse Sunrisers Hyderabad's 277-3 against Mumbai earlier this season.</p><p>"It can be brutal at times, particularly on the bowlers," Starc said of the format.</p><p>"I think we've seen on some of the grounds, some of the scores .. so yeah, you take a little bit of luck here and there.</p><p>"We're three-nil at the start of the season, and tonight we were pretty clinical with bat and ball.</p><p>"Personal stuff aside, the team's start has been fantastic."</p>
<p> Kolkata Knight Riders pacer Mitchell Starc was a relieved man on Wednesday after he finally got among the wickets to help his team to a thumping away win over Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League.</p><p>Starc's $2.98 million deal with Kolkata made him the most expensive player in league history but he struggled to get going in his first two matches, going wicketless and bleeding a combined 100 runs.</p><p>But the 34-year-old redeemed himself against Delhi by claiming 2-25 in three overs with fellow Australians David Warner and Mitchell Marsh as his victims.</p><p>Twice champions Kolkata racked up 272-7 before bowling out Delhi for 166 to soar to the top of the points table after three straight wins.</p><p>"You move on pretty quickly, because the games come thick and fast," Starc said after the match in Visakhapatnam.</p> .Prioritising international cricket has helped my game: Starc on turning down multiple IPL fortunes.<p>"Yeah, probably not the start I wanted, but we've been winning games, so that's what it's about.</p><p>"We're three-nil. And tonight, with bat and ball, we were pretty good, I think."</p><p>Opener Sunil Narine blasted 85 off 39 balls as Kolkata threatened to post the league's highest ever total and eclipse Sunrisers Hyderabad's 277-3 against Mumbai earlier this season.</p><p>"It can be brutal at times, particularly on the bowlers," Starc said of the format.</p><p>"I think we've seen on some of the grounds, some of the scores .. so yeah, you take a little bit of luck here and there.</p><p>"We're three-nil at the start of the season, and tonight we were pretty clinical with bat and ball.</p><p>"Personal stuff aside, the team's start has been fantastic."</p>