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- Pete Weber: 37 career titles, 10 major championships, 6 PBA 50 titles. When it comes to Pete Weber, one must first look at his longevity. This guy has been amongst the game’s top competitors for the better part of three decades.
- Walter Ray Williams Jr: 48 career titles, 8 major championships, 9 PBA 50 titles. Walter Ray Williams Jr. is the winningest bowler in the history of the sport.
- Earl Anthony: 43 career titles, 10 major championships. Earl Anthony was the single greatest player of his era. He holds the record for most championship round appearances in a single season with 15.
- Norm Duke: 38 career titles, 7 major championships, 2 PBA 50 titles. In addition to being one of the greatest bowlers of all-time, Duke is one of the most likable players in the history of the PBA tour.
- List of All-Time Fastest Bowlers in Cricket History | Top 10
- Fastest Bowlers in 2023
- Honorable Mentions For The Fastest Bowlers in 2023
Below are the fastest bowlers in the world, with their fastest ball in cricket and details of when it occurred: Here's a detailed look at the list of top 10 fastest bowlers of all-time, with a break down of how they came to bowl their fastest ball:
During the days when cricket was just being introduced to the world, pacers were a nightmare for batsmen. In addition to looking devious, Dennis Lille and Andy Roberts bowled with ferocity at the batsmen. As a result of the sheer natural pace, the batsmen were hit more often than their stumps, causing several injuries. It generated a pace unlike an...
Pat Cummins
Pat Cummins was able to create headlines when he broke through in a promising fashion back in 2011 when he was just 18 years old. However, plenty of injuries and surgery meant that he had to be out of action for more than five years in test cricket alone. The back injury might have created a major threat to his career, but intense rehabilitation meant that Cummins was back in action in 2015. Since his return, he has been able to terrorize batsmen and a test match against India in 2017 be the...
Mohammad Amir
The early days of Mohammad Amir’s time in international cricket were not great. He was consistently giving out runs while not picking up a lot of wickets. However, the World Cup 2019 proved to be a decisive change in his career. In the initial days, the left-arm pacer used to hit an average speed of around 145 kph. However, his speed went down once he started focusing more on being accurate with his line and length. Even then, he can still be explosive when it needs to be and it was proven wi...
Umesh Yadav
Umesh Yadav certainly fits the bill when it comes to the description of a fast bowler. He has been one of the fittest players on any cricket ground and this has been a decisive factor in helping him consistently overcome the 150 km/hr barrier that so many fast bowlers tend to struggle with. The frequency with which Umesh Yadav hit 150+ km/hr increased during the Commonwealth Bank Tri-Series against Sri Lanka in 2012. One particular delivery saw him hit a speed of 152.5 kph, as he was able to...
Players make the all-time list by sustaining excellent form over a prolonged period. The ratings shown are the highest points totals these players have attained and no player is allowed to appear on the list more than once.
- Mitchell Starc (160.4 Km/hr) Starc is widely regarded as the current fastest bowler in the world. One of the finest in the world, thanks to his ability to throw bone-crushing yorkers at breakneck speed.
- Anrich Nortje (156.22 Km/hr) Nortje, who is currently one of the world's fastest bowlers, may frighten the batsmen with his rapid delivery. His fastest ball came in an IPL match for Delhi Capitals against Rajasthan Royals, and he regularly plays in excess of 150 kph.
- Mark Wood (156.1 Km/hr) Mark Wood's fastest ball ever was in an England Cricket match. Because of his height, he is able to bowl at a high speed and produce decent bounce.
- Mohammad Hasnain (155.1 Km/hr) Hasnain's inclusion here may come as a shock to some, but he is a brilliant young player from Pakistan who shows promise.
Oct 23, 2020 · Anrich Nortje bowled an IPL-record 97.1mph delivery to Jos Buttler. After Anrich Nortje bowled the fastest ball in the IPL, Benedict Bermange tries to decipher cricket's quickest-ever bowler ...
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Aug 11, 2023 · Andy Roberts is of course probably most famous for being a member of the quartet of West Indian fast bowlers from the mid-Seventies to the early Eighties – along with Michael Holding, Joel Garner and Colin Croft – who terrorised opponents.
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May 6, 2022 · Umran Malik clocked 157 kmph in Sunrisers Hyderabad's game against Delhi Capitals on Thursday but missed Shaun Tait's mark of 157.7 kmph which would have made Malik the fastest bowler ever in the league's history.
