Mitchell Starc returned for DC and picked three wickets against RR. (CREIMAS FOR IPL) With a spell of 3 for 40 during Delhi Capitals’ seven-wicket win over hosts Rajasthan Royals, Aussie pacer Mitchell Starc made a return to white-ball cricket after more than four months. The 36-year-old pacer, who had been sidelined from cricket since January after suffering shoulder and elbow injuries, joined the DC earlier this week. He took the wickets of Yashasvi Jaiswal, Riyan Parag, and Ravindra Jadeja in his four-over spell on Friday night to set up his team’s first win in their last four matches. Starc termed his performance as ‘getting some cobwebs out’ and said it feels nice for him to return to competitive cricket. “It’s nice to get some cobwebs out, get back to the speed of the game. I think it was good to get some running in the legs, but nice to be back around the guys, get some training in, and then obviously get the win tonight. So, yeah, nice to return.…