Cricket News
  • Home
  • IPL
  • CPL
  • Cricket Business
  • Sports News
  • About Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Disclaimer Policy
  • Contact Us
Cricket NewsCricket News
Search
  • Home
  • IPL
  • CPL
  • Cricket Business
  • Sports News
  • About Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Disclaimer Policy
  • Contact Us
Follow US
© 2023 Cricket News. All rights reserved. Designed and Managed by HayWire Digital.
Home > Cricket News > Top 10 Fastest Bowlers In Cricket History
Cricket News

Top 10 Fastest Bowlers In Cricket History

Cricket News
Last updated: August 13, 2023 12:28 am
By Cricket News

Fast bowling is exciting to watch but for the batsman its always the challenge to face it. There may be swing fast bowlers but these are the bowlers which makes batsman to fear by its speed.

” Swing bowlers may be the king of fast bowling, here are the prince of fast bowling”.

You will be surprised to know that, Dale Steyn cannot make to this list with his fastest speed of 156.2 km/hr. So check out below and see who made it to the top 10:

More Read

Indian Premier League Full Schedule: IPL 2017
Schedule for New Zealand tour of India 2017
Schedule for ICC Champions Trophy 2017


Top 10 Fastest Bowlers in Cricket History ( Top 10 Fastest Deliveries in Cricket History) :

1. Shoaib Akhtar (Pakistan) – 161.3 km/hr

In ODI vs England in 2003 at Newlands, South Africa Batsman – Nick Knight ( During 2003 World Cup)

2. Brett Lee (Australia) – 161.1 km/hr

In ODI vs New Zealand in 2005 at Napier, New Zealand

3. Shaun Tait ( Australia) – 161.1 km/hr

In ODI vs England in 2010 at Lord’s, England

4. Jeff Thomson (Australia) – 160.6 km/hr

In a fast bowling study in 1976 at WACA (Western Australian Cricket Association) Ground, Australia

5. Mitchell Starc (Australia) – 160.4 km/hr

In Test vs New Zealand in 2015 at WACA (Western Australian Cricket Association) Ground, Australia Batsman – Ross Taylor (Yorker Ball)

6.Andy Roberts (West Indies) – 159.5 km/hr

vs Australia in 1975 at  WACA (Western Australian Cricket Association) Ground, Australia


7. Fidel Edwards (West Indies) – 157.7 km/hr

In ODI vs South Africa in 2003 at Wanderes, South Africa

8. Mitchell Johnson (Australia) – 156.8 km/hr

In Test vs England in 2013 at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia


9. Mohammad Sami (Pakistan) – 156.4 km/hr

In ODI vs Zimbabwe in 2003 at Sharjah, UAE

10. Shane Bond (New Zealand) – 156.4 km/hr

In ODI vs India in 2003 (World Cup) at Centurion, South Africa

Some Facts:

  • 5 out of top 10 are Australians
  • 3 records are made at WACA (Western Australian Cricket Association) Ground, Australia
TAGGED:CricketICCICC RecordsICC Stats
Previous Article Sunrisers Hyderabad Team Squad for Inidian Premier League (IPL) 2017
Next Article Venues and Stadiums of IPL

Most Popular

You Might Also Like

India vs Sri Lanka Ticket Booking: 3 Tests, 3 ODI and T20Is 2017

Flashback: Revisiting the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 and the league format

Flashback: Revisiting the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 and the league format

India and Sri Lanka Test Squad: India vs Sri Lanka 2017

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Pic of empty Narendra Modi Stadium stands during England vs New Zealand opener goes viral

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Pic of empty Narendra Modi Stadium stands during England vs New Zealand opener goes viral

IPL 2024 Points Table | Indian Premier League 2024 Team Standings with Net Run Rate

IPL 2024 Points Table | Indian Premier League 2024 Team Standings with Net Run Rate

Sri Lanka Squad against India for Test, ODI and T20 2017: India vs Sri Lanka

Latest News

IPL 2024 Points Table | Indian Premier League 2024 Team Standings with Net Run Rate
Cricket World Cup 2023 Points Table and Team Standings
ICC and UNICEF to deliver ‘One Day 4 Children’ at India vs Sri Lanka Cricket World Cup 2023 fixture in Mumbai
Shubman Gill and Chamari Athapaththu named as ICC Players of the Month for September 2023
ICC and Mphasis announce strategic digital partnership at the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023

Socials

Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest Medium
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Disclaimer Policy
  • Privacy Policy
Cricket News is a new medium to publish cricket related information. We at Cricket News work hard to make you familiar with the richness of cricket universe.

© 2024 · Cricket News. Designed and developed by Haywire Digital.