"It isn't too early to face Mumbai Indians in their backyard. Some players have hit form. Bowlers are doing well. AB (de Villiers) has come good and Chris (Gayle) also shown his bit. Bring it on, will play tomorrow for sure," he told reporters here.
Starc, who finished with a magnificent two for 21 last night, said the bowling and fielding of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) had been good throughout the tournament so far.
Showering praise on de Villiers, Starc said it was an amazing innings and he was lucky to witness it at the other end.
"It was great to see our team cruising home to a victory after the hard work done by AB. It was a fantastic all-round effort by the boys and it feels great to register our first win at home this season," Starc said.
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"Anything was possible when De Villiers is around and it was important for him to give as much strike to him as possible, and not lose wicket at the other end, which I did," he said.
He further said a win at home is going to push them forward and hopefully restart the campaign and win the next match against Mumbai Indians.
"A win at home ground is going to push us forward, restart the campaign," he added.