Monday, 23 March 2015

Top 5 Fastest Bolwers Of India

5. Ashish Nehra
Ashish Nehra Credit Google

Like one of the wonders in the start of career, Ashish Nehra used to delivery big for India. Repeatedly hitting 90 MPH mark he bowled at fearsome pace. Part of Cricket World Cup in 2003 in South Africa, against Zimbabwe, Nehra delivered 149.7 KMPH (93 MPH) just 7 days after touching 149.5 KPMH mark.
4. umesh yadav
Umesh Yadav Credit Google


One of India’s fast bowlers and expected to deliver big for India, Umesh Yadav recorded the third fastest delivery by an Indian. Despite of been a single ball wonder he regularly touches 150 KMPH mark. During an away ODI series in Sri Lanka, Umesh touched 152.2 KMPH (94.5 MPH) on the speed gun.

3.  varun aaron
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Varun who has made into the Indian ranks with an image of someone with raw, unleashed pace with him. Aaron bowled one of the fastest bowls bowled in Indian domestic Ranji Trophy cricket; it is what earned him the speedster’s tag. Delivering on reputation he bowled this ball at 152.5 KMPH for India against Sri Lanka in the recently concluded 2014 India Sri Lanka series and made it the 3rd fastest ball by an Indian bowler.
2. Ishant Sharma
Ishant Sharma Credit Google


One of the Tallest fast bowling Talents India produce is Ishant Sharma. He caught attention of many with bowling consecutive 150 KMPH speeds on international stage. In the process he recorded 152.6 KMPH (94.8 MPH) against Australia at Adelaide Oval on February 17, 2008 in a ODI part of CB series.
1.   javagal srinath
Javagal Srinath Credit Google



Don’t be surprised to see Srinath name once again in this list that too at top because he has delivered the fastest ball by an Indian on international stage. Part of 1999 World Cup, Srinath touched 154.5 KMPH (96 MPH) mark on the speed gun to become the India’s quickest ball deliverer and the second fastest after Shoiab Akthar in that tournament. Srinath was thought to cross 150 KMPH more often but lack of quality speed guns they remained to be unofficial numbers.