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Top 10 World’s Fastest Bowlers In The Cricket History

Cricket is very popular all over the world, and the bowling part is very important to defeat any team. For playing cricket different types of bowling techniques can be used. Several bowlers’ processes of bowling are different and some blowers are known as the fastest bowler because of their fast bowling procedure. So here we create a list of the 10 world’s fastest bowlers in world cricket history.

Here we are discussing the name of the Top 10 fastest bowlers in the World:

  1. Shoaib Akhtar
  2. Brett Lee
  3. Shaun Tait
  4. Jeffrey Thomson
  5. Mitchell Starc
  6. Andy Roberts
  7. Fidel Edward
  8. Mitchell Johnson
  9. Mohammad Sami
  10. Shane Bond

Details about the top 10 World’s Fastest Bowler

1- Shoaib Akhtar

shoaib akhtar

Shoaib Akhtar is a bowler of Pakistan, he is also known as ‘Rawalpindi Express’, He is the world’s fastest bowler in cricket history. Shoaib Akhtar is the right-arm bowler, who delivered the fastest delivery of bowling during the Cricket World Cup 2003 in international cricket. Akhar always remembers his fast bowling, creating a history of 161.3 km/hr against team England at Cape Town. His excellent bowling power and unique technique bring him fame in world cricket.

178 Test wickets are taken by him and when he was playing for Pakistan, he took 247 ODI wickets. His huge fan bases are always appreciating him on social media.

2- Brett Lee

Brett Lee

Brett Lee is a famous Australian bowler, who creates history for his fastest bowling. He is very accurate in his bowling. Apart from this, the threatening pace of his bowling gave trouble to the other team. He gave his fastest delivery which was a 161.1 km/hr ball and it was against New Zealand in 2005 at Napier.

Brett Lee was the most essential part of winning the World Cup of Australia in 2003 and 2007. In the T20 World Cup of 2007, Brett Lee made the history of fastest bowling and did a hat-trick in a T20I match. He enjoyed fame for around 13 years and took over 700 wickets during his cricket career. Keep his name as one of the world’s fastest bowlers.

3- Shaun Tait

The Australian cricketer Shaun Tait is famous for his aggressive bowling. But, he never got the much success that any cricketer hoping for. He was the fastest bowler when he was playing in 2010. He just got to chance to play three Tests and only 35 ODIs between 2004 and 2016 for Australia. He made a history of fast bowling against England. His delivery speed was 161.1 km/hr at that time. He delivered by the right arm and crossed the 100mph barrier in a T20I game against Pakistan.

4- Jeffrey Thomson

Jeff Thomson was an Australian bowler and he got fame for his fastest bowling. He is a renowned player for an Australian cricket team. His erratic bowling power can create fear in the opposition’s mind. He is very famous for his consistency in playing. He delivered his bowling at a 160.6 km/hr speed against West Indies in 1975 at Perth. Thomson made the most aggressive fast bowling with Dennis Lillee as a partner and the duo got popularity during 1974-75. Between 1972 to 1985, he took 200 Test wickets and 55 ODI wickets. He also belongs to the list of the world’s fastest bowlers.

5- Mitchell Starc

Mitchell Starc

Mitchell Starc is one of the left-arm bowlers and he is also an Australian bowler. He took the game to the highest level during his time playing. This Australian bowler was the best wicket-taker during the World Cups in 2015 and 2019. Mitchell Starc is one of the world’s fastest bowlers and he gave his delivery at 160.4 km/hr and was the fastest in a Test match as opposed to New Zealand at Perth.

He took 255 Test wickets and 184 ODI wickets during his entire career. Now he is very famous in Australia and he has a huge fan base.

6- Andy Roberts

Andy Roberts was a famous bowler in West Indies from 1970 to 1980. He delivered 159.5 km/hr delivery against Australia in Perth in the year 1975. Roberts was the first cricketer who presented West Indies at the international level. He was a bowler for the West Indies team in World Cup and helped the team to win in 1975 and 1979. Andy Roberts took a total of 202 Test wickets and 87 ODI wickets during his entire playing career when he played for the West Indies. He is also on the list of the World’s fastest bowlers.

7- Fidel Edwards

Fidel Edwards is the pace bowler of the West Indies. He started playing in 2003. We all know him as one of the world’s fastest bowlers. Fidel made the fastest delivery in a match playing against South Africa where he bowled his fastest delivery of 157.7 km/hr. He was the most efficient bowler in West Indies.

But the right-arm pacer could not able to create an impression at the international level. He took 165 Test wickets and 60 ODI wickets in his career when he played for West Indies.

8- Mitchell Johnson

mitchell Johnson

Mitchell Johnson is a renowned pacer of Australia. We can call him one of the world’s fastest bowlers. He was a left-arm bowler who made his quick bowled his fastest delivery of 156.8 km/hr in the year 2013. Mitchell Johnson took 313 Test wickets and 239 ODI wickets in his entire cricket career when he played Australia.

9- Mohammad Sami

mohammad sami

Mohammad Sami is the Pakistani 2nd world’s fastest bowler. He is famous for his bowling technique. Sami made an unofficial fastest delivery of 164 km/h (101.9 mph) during an ODI. But officially Sami made his fastest ball delivery of 156.4 km/hr against Zimbabwe in the ODI in 2003. Sami took 85 Test wickets and 121 ODI wickets in his entire career.

10 –Shane Bond

shane bond

Shane Bond is one of the world’s fastest bowlers. In the World Cup of 2003, the pace bowler delivered his fastest ball at 156.4 km/hr speed. He took 87 Test wickets, 147 ODI wickets, and 27 T20I wickets in his bowling career for New Zealand.

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