Er...no! Shoaib Akhtar was a cheat....he used Nandrolone to improve his performance...or had you chosen to forget that? Brett Lee was super quick as a bowler and could be a really good batter.
@@DrCrabfingers may be true nonetheless any baysmaem dare to face him in his prime and yeah Brett Lee wasa legend still fast is fast 90s cricket best 🙌
@@DrCrabfingers Then ICC or whole world even cameras or Blind only you are most genius and have eyes far superior then Superman. Your name should be written in Guinness book of world and also in whole word historical books with Diamonds.
I had the privilege of watching Shoaib Akhtar bowl along with Wasim, Waqar, Saqlain, Azhar Mahmood, Abdul Razzaq in person during the world cup of 1999 in England, amazing memories.
sprayed it, when you had McGrath and Warne on the other end frustrating the hell out of the batsmen. So many test matches watching Mcgrath doing all the work and the batsmen going after lee and getting out. ODI were different, but even then its still hit or miss, test matches is what shows if your truly a consistent bowler
Many years ago when the West Indies were in their prime (Lloyd, Richards, Holding, Haynes etc etc) I was fortunate enough to see Andy Roberts bowl at Bourda in Guyana. That pitch was not considered a "fast" pitch (as opposed to Kensington Oval in Barbados or Sabina Park in Jamaica) but all I could see was the dust that was kicked up when the ball hit the pitch. I could never actually see the ball! Now granted I was side on to the pitch but I had 17 year old eyes at the time! What impressed me even more is that his run up was relatively short and more on an "amble" as opposed to a sprint, yet the ball was released at what seemed to me at the time as unbelievable speed. Ahhh cricket, lovely cricket!
@@JackSparrow-zj4hj more specifically yes. they can match the pace but they cant match the quality of black storm: Marshalll, Roberts, Holding, Ambrose..Garner etc.
Shoaib was more accurate than either Tait or Thomson (it's not hard), but I still don't think he was as fast as Thomson. True, without speed guns for Thomson we can't prrove it, but as I said I've seen them all live and still think Thomson at his peak was the quickest. Another very fast one before speed guns was Michael Holding - called "Whispering Death" because of the deceptive smoothness of his action.
Do you think other fast bowlers are succesful than shoiab? Shoiab was a threat to all batters of the world. After Shoaib,i believe starc to be ferocious bowler
In a IPL match 50 Umran Malik took his bowling speed upto 157km۔ By the time this tournament gets finish he will will reach to hit the wickets at the speed 160 and above۔ Well Enough to beat all the previous records
Ab koi nhi kar pyaega bhai purane legends ne vo chize kari jo tut nhi paya he chahe vo Sachin ho Bradman ho ya Shoaib Akhtar ya sabse longest six by afridi inke record nhi tut sakta he bro
Lee was more consistent at bowling faster than Akhtar and had one of the cleanest bowling actions, which is quite remarkable. He wasn't wild like Akhtar or Tait.
The over bowled by Brett seen here is indicative of how speed bowlers should be measured. We see the fastest average over bowled on record. Single timed deliveries should never be taken as a count because of variability of conditions and questionable accuracy of devices. I would bet the devices are not calibrated to a Standard for each and every game. Also Thommo shown here was never timed using today's radar devices until after he had his accident that required surgery. It was not until 1975 that radar became available and replaced the former point to point timing.
Incorrect and biased analysis. Unimpressed. Michael Holding was the second fastest bowler of his time followed by Imran Khan, at speed competition held on speed test at Kerry Pecker's Circus. He threw some very quick and ferocious deliveries. He is not mentioned. Garth Lee Roux and Malcolm Marshal also missing in the list. Brett Lee was expensive but Shoaib Akhtar was a nightmare for batsmen because of his good length bouncers, after Malcolm Marshall. Brett Lee was often punished by Indian batsmen.
bowler Matheesha Pathirana Sri Lanka U-19 fast bowler Matheesha Pathirana shocked everybody during their U-19 World Cup game against India by bowling a wide bouncer which was recorded at 175 kph (108 mph), making it the fastest ball ever bowled by any bowler in across all levels in international cricket.Jan 22, 2020
Yorker at 160kph is much tougher than a big bouncer at the same speed. With the bouncer, you get extra leverage and can generate extra force from the core. Yorker, not so easy. Measured speed is ok, beating that 100-mile Starc Yorker is going to be something else.
Speed, biomechanically speaking, is generated from how much of an arc you can move your arm in before releasing the ball, in the last quarter of a second. Look, in these REALLY fast guys, how much arc the ball is travelling through before release. The bigger the arc, the bigger the speed (in the same amount of time).
I was at that match in cape town, Pak vs England. My dad got me tickets. I wasn't a huge fan of either team, but watching Akhtar bowl that fast was mind blowing. I didn't see the ball at all, keep looking at replays on the big screen. Good days
I'm old enough (and addicted to cricket enough) to have seen most of these players live when they were in their prime. The speed gun wasn't available for Thomson until after he broke his shoulder, when he dropped noticeably in pace. In my opinion in the years 1974-75 he bowled quicker than any of these. THe wicketkeeper had to stand further back to him than for his teammate Dennis Lillee, for example, who prior to Thomson's arrival was considered the quickest bowler in the world.
I do recall reading somewhere, where Thompson bowled a ball at the WACCA where it went over the keepers head and bounced one time, and into the fence. That requires a lot of pace
Don't talk without measuring the speed blindly when u don't have the speedometer available that time just forget it۔ Secondly we r talking about fastest bowlers within our country of india not international level۔ If u r Indian give example of any Indian origin bowlers speed that too with properly measured one۔ Ok
Lol, no gym, not proper athelete, no proper training....if keeper stand behind doesn't mean that bowler is bowling fast.... Its just keeper choice. Many keeper stand too behind of wicket for fast bowler or in a bouncy pitches. Conclusion: if you have a speed machine, or proper proof, to measure a fast ball then you can talk about any of them
@@mujahidaligowher why?? India is only a member country of cricket. And cricket is not only about india. And fast bowling is not only about umran malik.. Umran has speed but not much accuracy. This is why his economy rate is that high..
@@purbayanpramanik7225 Did u put urself on walking after u born۔ U took some time in which u might felt down several times۔ Ur parents help u to walk perfectly.؟ Am i Right likewise if u find any extra ordinary talent it's ur duty to provide him a platform to learn the technique otherwise how can he learn۔۔Everybody needs training in their life in early stage of life to show the talents۔ Think about dear
Thompson was the quickest ever I’d comfortably wager. Shoaib the fastest in the speed gun era but I’d have to say Lee was my favourite for his extreme pace and exquisite action.
good stuff....i love the different styles and eras here...maybe a bit more of the 70's Windies bowlers would be nice before the days they were clocked...Holding, Walsh, Garner, Ambrose....and the great Malcolm Marshall who is very underrated these days....Lilllee, Donaldson? But I understand you're going by the clocked times.
Brett Bowled 160+ nearly 6 times only in Wc 2003 , you have video in youtube brett lee all 160+ , later in 2004 he clicked 160 and 161.1 against NZ in naiper
Umran is reaching those heights of the greats but those players in this list my all time favorite is lee his action run up swing speed that was so raw n brilliant
@@amitranjan8182 Dude...take your hate out and think for a second. It is his wrist movement. Anyways, I can understand your excitement about umran since india has never had a fast pace bowler.
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The era of McGrath, Warne and Brett Lee was the greatest of all time. I sometimes think about "what if" Mitchell Johnson had come on the scene a few years earlier and was part of that bowling group...
No it wasn't era of Lillee,Thompson up against the might of the West Indies Roberts,Holding,Garner,Croft Marshall and the list goes on was the greatest era of Cricket
Binga '"Brett Lee " my all time fav fast bowler nd I'm always used to copied his action during my childhood he has a genuine ,lethal with a consistent pace over 150+ nd we can't forget he also clicked 160+ 6 times nd above! genuine clear nd smooth action with a fire pace 🔥🔥😱
The best 160km/ hr fast ball we ever witnessed came from Allan Donald after he had been hit for 6 six's in a row. In his anger, he bowled a 160km/hr yorker that snapped the middle stump at the base & the wicket flew over the wicket keepers head. The crowd exploded in disbelief while Alan Donald flew his plane in celebration.
Shoaib and Lee were definitely quicker, but in my life time I've never seen anyone put the fear into batsmen like Mitchell Johnson did. He had speed, accuracy and the right amount of mongrel in him. I'm not old enough to have seen Thommo or anyone else of that era, wish I had of. Tate was crazy but his pace would start dropping off before the end of his first over.
I've been watching cricket since the late 1960s. I have never seen one bowler dominate an entire series like Johnson did during the 2013-14 Ashes. He was the reason Aus won in a 5-0 whitewash. Every match was a thrashing. He took 37 wickets at 13.97. Those are insane numbers but they don't tell the whole story though. The real drama was out there on the pitch. You could see it when you watched it live. MJ's combination of speed, accuracy & angle of attack was way too much for the English to handle. He was hostile as hell, too, having no qualms about regularly dinging helmets & bodies. The body language of those who faced him spoke volumes. He broke batsmen's wills. Then he went to South Africa in early 2014 & did the very same thing to the Proteas, outbowling Steyn & Co. by a mile on their own turf. I don't expect ever to see a performance like that again by a bowler in my lifetime. Google what the British press had to say about MJ during that Ashes series. They were as gobsmacked as I was.
BTW Englishman John Snow did almost the same thing to the Aussies during the 1970-71 Ashes. He had a whippy action & was very hostile, taking 31 wickets at 22.83. Consistently getting the ball to rear up off a length he was clearly the difference between the two teams as England won the series 2-0. I watched as much of it as I could on the old black & white TV. It was a long time ago but Snow made an impact on me. Good footage of JS here on YT.
4:14 "World record is 161.8km/h" This video has Akhtar as the last bowler, so the "fastest" bowl in "cricket history", which this video shows as 161.3km/h Someone is bullshitting here.
Yeah, the commentator. Shoaib has the international record at 161.3. Maybe the commentator is talking about a first class delivery that was faster? Don't know.
I think that 161.8 he was talking about was recorded in Pakistan by the same bowler who did 161.3 so I'm guessing because it was in Pakistan there might be issues with the accuracy of the record
Andy Roberts - lovely action and a real thinker of the game. Imran Khan said Roberts was the most terrifying bowler he faced. I don’t know who I’d be most terrified of facing out of this lot - but I wouldn’t want, or be competent enough to face any of them.
@@pratikgoutam9195 His was THE Classically trained technique...exactly what is still coached to evolving quicks. Several others shown are sling bowlers and hence are less accutrate.
On his Day...Waqar Younis was the fastest bowler on the Planet...I seen him bowling in the early 90's in Australia at the SCG... his pace and hostility was frightening...I travel and follow the tours regularly, and to this day I've never witnessed such a spell of outright speed in my 32 yrs of cricket touring!
Everyone is commenting about Umran.. now India’s fast bowling era has been started Umran Malik, Mohsin khan, Navdeep Saini, Kartik Tyagi and Avesh Khan
Forget about the past encourag the up comming ones to break the record in letest history book of fast bowller record in speed۔ 160+ is not too far to reach if gets chance to prove which comes only with encouraging and providing the platform to perform the skills۔ Waiting or avoiding will create a negative impact on the concern player۔
For those wondering, speed can be calculated accurately without need for a 'speed gun'. You just need to know dimensions of pitch and have clear, consistent footage. This technique is used all over the world to accurately gauge speed in many circumstances, such as forensic investigations. This is likely the technique used by Wisdon to fill their stats for the older players, before radar cameras were available. They likely have archives of high quality footage that can't be found on youtube for copyright reasons.
The problem with that is you need the frame rate of the cameras to be accurate and consistent. Certainly many of the old film cameras wouldn't have been
@@bushrafaisal6354 what nice joke? Are u seeing how fast is he improving and fastening his pace earlier he used to bowl near 150kph and now he's raised it up to 155kph
@@thunder91ff35 Meri jaan 155 kph aur 162.3 kph mein bohat farq he.phir to 160 kph tak bhi bohat bowlers gaye hein lekin Shoaib ka record koi nhi tor saka
He was a drugs cheat. He was banned from cricket for using Nandrolone. But of course if he was your countryman then you can overlook his cheating.....that is a very Pakistani way of viewing sport.
@@wa14edff84tumhare jaise log bhi ajib hote h brosdk. 1) Cricket me speed to 1 matter h hi, sath me line length bhi 1 bhut bada factor hota h. Agr sbkuchh speed hi hota to aaj Brett lee aur Shoaib Akhtar apne 1.4 overs me hi samne wali party ko all out kr chuke hote. Aur Agr 2022 ipl ki baat kare to Umran bhai ki economy 9.1 h jbki unhi k team k Bhuvi ki 7.3 h jbki Bhuvi bhai ki utni speed bhi nhi h tb usse kya fark pada?
@@amitranjan8182 i actually dont know. I was just rating based on this delivery which is claimed to be his fastest bowl in the the video. He would definitely be really fast
A drugs cheat. But hey, let's forget that and just remember him being Pakistani. What a great guy. Let all Pakistanis look up to this guy...and put his cheating to one side....amazing...conscience only applies when it is in your favour....wow...we all applaud you. What an amazing country you come from. Fair play only exists when it is in your favour.
Why cant the modern bowler bowl these kind of speeds nowadays? Is it cuz it's less effective and accurate? Or remember the Brett lee and shoaib akhtar rivalry in speeds. Was amazing to watch
Some thoughts - Jeff Thomson was the fastest bowler I think I've ever seen with his sling action. There was an Australian TV show in around 1978 about the fastest bowlers in the world using the "new technology" of radar to accurately measure speed. Thommo came out on top with a ball well over 100mph. Lee and Akhtar exceptionally quick too and both brilliant bowlers, but Lee was also one of the most powerful hitters of the ball with the biggest six I have ever seen in Brisbane. Other names to throw in Garth Le Roux who didn't get to play tests due to the ban on South Africa, Harold Larwood from the Bodyline series whose front foot was smashed from pounding it down so hard as he bowled. Maybe also Dennis Lillee when he was young before he broke his back from bowling too fast, Ray Lindwall, and potentially Fred 'The Demon' Spofforth who was faster than anybody of his day and who invented swing bowling. Hard to know really how fast Spofforth bowled as he played in the first test in 1877, but he was as feared as any bowler who ever lived - including by the great W.G. Grace - yes same surname, much better cricketer :)
Nonsense. Rewatch that documentary Thompson Mx was 149kph. No one tested cracked 150kph and this was them going all out for the measuring. Average speeds during games were much lower.
Came out on top with a speed "well over 100mph" in 78? Where on Earth do you get that from?? You can watch the competition on RUclips. Thomson's quickest delivery is 147kmhr. That is around 90mph
Thomson bowled 160 almost every ball. Rekon he got it going upwards of 165-170. History won't show it but he's clearly the fastest ever and most consistently lightning quick.
Is super fast bowling effective? Lance Klusener was measured at about 155 km/h early in his career, but only started featuring as an effective bowler when he slowed it down to the 130's.
Rise your hands who watch prime Lee and Akhtar, bond golden age of cricket 🏏
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Er...no! Shoaib Akhtar was a cheat....he used Nandrolone to improve his performance...or had you chosen to forget that? Brett Lee was super quick as a bowler and could be a really good batter.
@@DrCrabfingers may be true nonetheless any baysmaem dare to face him in his prime and yeah Brett Lee wasa legend still fast is fast 90s cricket best 🙌
@@DrCrabfingers Then ICC or whole world even cameras or Blind only you are most genius and have eyes far superior then Superman. Your name should be written in Guinness book of world and also in whole word historical books with Diamonds.
IMO The West Indies combinations of Marshall, Holding, Roberts, Garner was the golden age of quick bowling.
Batsmen never got any respite.
I had the privilege of watching Shoaib Akhtar bowl along with Wasim, Waqar, Saqlain, Azhar Mahmood, Abdul Razzaq in person during the world cup of 1999 in England, amazing memories.
No one gets the combination of speed with good lines and conceading very little runs better than Brett Lee.
Glenn mccgrath 🐐 says hi 😎, If you say accurate line & length no comparison
@@aravindb9736 McGrath didn't have the speed of Lee, the closest would be Bond
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@@fusion7246 i talk about the line & length bro.
Brett Lee - for his speed, swing, consistency and graceful bowling action.
@@amirkarunarathne104Like you😂😂😂
All the way❤
Very expensive bowler compared to others
@rayalliston7702 He was a STAR.
sprayed it, when you had McGrath and Warne on the other end frustrating the hell out of the batsmen. So many test matches watching Mcgrath doing all the work and the batsmen going after lee and getting out. ODI were different, but even then its still hit or miss, test matches is what shows if your truly a consistent bowler
Many years ago when the West Indies were in their prime (Lloyd, Richards, Holding, Haynes etc etc) I was fortunate enough to see Andy Roberts bowl at Bourda in Guyana. That pitch was not considered a "fast" pitch (as opposed to Kensington Oval in Barbados or Sabina Park in Jamaica) but all I could see was the dust that was kicked up when the ball hit the pitch. I could never actually see the ball! Now granted I was side on to the pitch but I had 17 year old eyes at the time! What impressed me even more is that his run up was relatively short and more on an "amble" as opposed to a sprint, yet the ball was released at what seemed to me at the time as unbelievable speed. Ahhh cricket, lovely cricket!
Black storm of that eta gave the cricket true legends that remain unmatched till today.
Only Akhtar could macth their pace.. nobody else ever could.
Thanks for sharing your story
@@janikhan9568 all bowlers in this vid can match their pace don't be too cocky
@@JackSparrow-zj4hj more specifically yes. they can match the pace but they cant match the quality of black storm: Marshalll, Roberts, Holding, Ambrose..Garner etc.
Not Fast, But Glenn McGrath could put the ball on your toes and bowl like that all day. Till the batsman would do something different then out
Shaun Tait & Shoaib Akhtar were the only bowlers in this list who gave more importance to speed instead of line & length.
Shoaib was more accurate than either Tait or Thomson (it's not hard), but I still don't think he was as fast as Thomson. True, without speed guns for Thomson we can't prrove it, but as I said I've seen them all live and still think Thomson at his peak was the quickest. Another very fast one before speed guns was Michael Holding - called "Whispering Death" because of the deceptive smoothness of his action.
Shoaib is only bowler in list who only bowls for speed not wickets
Do you think other fast bowlers are succesful than shoiab?
Shoiab was a threat to all batters of the world.
After Shoaib,i believe starc to be ferocious bowler
Brett lee only breet lee
@@kenoliver8913 ruclips.net/video/YGcZRxE3kQA/видео.html
In a IPL match 50 Umran Malik took his bowling speed upto 157km۔ By the time this tournament gets finish he will will reach to hit the wickets at the speed 160 and above۔ Well Enough to beat all the previous records
Really???
No one can say that
Very funng 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yes he is bowling very fast, he can reach by 160 ... at the end of the tournament
@@FaheemKhan-qj1pp pls don't get depressed 🤣🤣
Shane bond has the best high speed Yorker I’ve ever seen. Consistently quick and huge inswing. Body just couldn’t handle it
What about malinger the slinger ! Best yorkers ever ?
All of those crazy fast guys would be having massive body issues now. Akhtar has two knee replacements. Taits shoulders are fucked.
@@rickphillips5098 Malinger the chucker
Respect to all the fast bowlers on the list. Especially Brett Lee and Jeff Thomson!
Love from South Africa.
Back at ya mate. I've seen a couple of your guys like Donald send down some lighting bolts too.
Shoaib akhtar is fastest but my all time favourite is mitchell starc😍
Same bro my fav Michel Starc🔥
@@rahulfreefire233kviews6 new generation kids who are watching cricket from last 10 years.
Imran Malik sare record todega wait ✌🏻
@@Sahil_Dogra01 bhai umran hai imran nahi
same like me
Supporting Umran for bringing back lost legacy of frightening fast bowlers 160++ 🔥🔥🔥
i really want him to play test
Ab koi nhi kar pyaega bhai purane legends ne vo chize kari jo tut nhi paya he chahe vo Sachin ho Bradman ho ya Shoaib Akhtar ya sabse longest six by afridi inke record nhi tut sakta he bro
@@Ayvoxgaming1 record bante hi hain tootne ke liye....
Go to the boundary 165+ 🤣🤣
Dont forget lockie ferguson of nz, he beaten umran at speed record at ipl.
Lee was more consistent at bowling faster than Akhtar and had one of the cleanest bowling actions, which is quite remarkable. He wasn't wild like Akhtar or Tait.
Yeah Lee was the cleanest fast bowler of all the time and shane bond also
Shoaib is more controversial bcoz he is far way from any pacer...
But I feel Mitcheel starc is also very dangerous
The over bowled by Brett seen here is indicative of how speed bowlers should be measured. We see the fastest average over bowled on record. Single timed deliveries should never be taken as a count because of variability of conditions and questionable accuracy of devices. I would bet the devices are not calibrated to a Standard for each and every game. Also Thommo shown here was never timed using today's radar devices until after he had his accident that required surgery. It was not until 1975 that radar became available and replaced the former point to point timing.
Incorrect and biased analysis. Unimpressed. Michael Holding was the second fastest bowler of his time followed by Imran Khan, at speed competition held on speed test at Kerry Pecker's Circus. He threw some very quick and ferocious deliveries. He is not mentioned. Garth Lee Roux and Malcolm Marshal also missing in the list. Brett Lee was expensive but Shoaib Akhtar was a nightmare for batsmen because of his good length bouncers, after Malcolm Marshall. Brett Lee was often punished by Indian batsmen.
Lee has the best action. Loved watching him bowl
I agree
Umran has the potential to break Shoaib's record 💯
Yeah he can do it.He bowled a 157 kmph delivery yesterday.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@FaheemKhan-qj1pp teri bhi jali na 🤣😂🤣😂
wat a joke
Khana ki bat hamra bhi m.hasnain baki ha
Lucky enough to see most of the bowlers bowl in their prime, specially Shoaib Akhtar running all the way from boundary. 💞
Brett lee is the best among them, his beautiful line & length, variations makes him the best.
Shame we’ll never know what Thompson’s fastest delivery was in his prime.
Shane Bond had bolwed 156km/h he was the most dangerous bowler at that time.
bowler Matheesha Pathirana
Sri Lanka U-19 fast bowler Matheesha Pathirana shocked everybody during their U-19 World Cup game against India by bowling a wide bouncer which was recorded at 175 kph (108 mph), making it the fastest ball ever bowled by any bowler in across all levels in international cricket.Jan 22, 2020
@@MohammadAnaf0 later confirmed that the machine showed error, it was actually 145 , i guess
@@itzmeurfrnd3902 😢
@@itzmeurfrnd3902 yes 😔😅
Shame injury ruined his career.
Shoaib,Lee,and bond were very famous in speed,style,bounser Nd in yourker.miss those era👍😭♥️
Their styles are super and right handers
Wow thats amazing work ! Keep it up!
Thank you! Will do!
Yorker at 160kph is much tougher than a big bouncer at the same speed. With the bouncer, you get extra leverage and can generate extra force from the core. Yorker, not so easy. Measured speed is ok, beating that 100-mile Starc Yorker is going to be something else.
Lol. Its easier to bowl full when you are quick. But its a lot difficult to bowl a bouncer at 100mph. Almost impossible
@@nomanarif17 You do realise that a delivery loses approx 10% of velocity on contacting the pitch ?
Speed, biomechanically speaking, is generated from how much of an arc you can move your arm in before releasing the ball, in the last quarter of a second.
Look, in these REALLY fast guys, how much arc the ball is travelling through before release. The bigger the arc, the bigger the speed (in the same amount of time).
I was at that match in cape town, Pak vs England. My dad got me tickets.
I wasn't a huge fan of either team, but watching Akhtar bowl that fast was mind blowing.
I didn't see the ball at all, keep looking at replays on the big screen.
Good days
I like that how calm and cool was Shoaib after making a world record. 😎
I'm old enough (and addicted to cricket enough) to have seen most of these players live when they were in their prime. The speed gun wasn't available for Thomson until after he broke his shoulder, when he dropped noticeably in pace. In my opinion in the years 1974-75 he bowled quicker than any of these. THe wicketkeeper had to stand further back to him than for his teammate Dennis Lillee, for example, who prior to Thomson's arrival was considered the quickest bowler in the world.
I do recall reading somewhere, where Thompson bowled a ball at the WACCA where it went over the keepers head and bounced one time, and into the fence. That requires a lot of pace
Don't talk without measuring the speed blindly when u don't have the speedometer available that time just forget it۔ Secondly we r talking about fastest bowlers within our country of india not international level۔ If u r Indian give example of any Indian origin bowlers speed that too with properly measured one۔ Ok
Lol, no gym, not proper athelete, no proper training....if keeper stand behind doesn't mean that bowler is bowling fast.... Its just keeper choice.
Many keeper stand too behind of wicket for fast bowler or in a bouncy pitches.
Conclusion: if you have a speed machine, or proper proof, to measure a fast ball then you can talk about any of them
@@mujahidaligowher why?? India is only a member country of cricket. And cricket is not only about india. And fast bowling is not only about umran malik.. Umran has speed but not much accuracy. This is why his economy rate is that high..
@@purbayanpramanik7225 Did u put urself on walking after u born۔ U took some time in which u might felt down several times۔ Ur parents help u to walk perfectly.؟ Am i Right likewise if u find any extra ordinary talent it's ur duty to provide him a platform to learn the technique otherwise how can he learn۔۔Everybody needs training in their life in early stage of life to show the talents۔ Think about dear
Thompson was the quickest ever I’d comfortably wager.
Shoaib the fastest in the speed gun era but I’d have to say Lee was my favourite for his extreme pace and exquisite action.
He had one of the best action
R u mad? Shoaib Akhtar is fastest bowler till now. And his action is lethal
Shoaib was fast but not lethal very little swing and variation thommo at his best was the fastest
@@geoffupham5839 he injured too many batsman and u r saying he is not lethal.
@@eyesometv he chucks clearly
Brittlee clean, consistent, swings both ways deadly bouncers
Beautiful action with great speed Breet Lee🥰🥰🔥🔥
Mayank yadav in India.. 🔥
157 ..... 158...160 🔥🔥🔥
😂😂😂😂
That time was something else Akhtar, Lee, Bond, Johnson, Steyn all together
Ive seen them all. Loved the rivalry between the two great bowlers lee and akhbar. But thommo was without doubt the fastest ive seen
Title Must Be Top 10 Batsman Who Faced Fastest Balls In Cricket History 😅
The best,the beast,the thunder,the boltening,the one and only SHOAIB AKHTAR.Love from Austrailia 💥
good stuff....i love the different styles and eras here...maybe a bit more of the 70's Windies bowlers would be nice before the days they were clocked...Holding, Walsh, Garner, Ambrose....and the great Malcolm Marshall who is very underrated these days....Lilllee, Donaldson?
But I understand you're going by the clocked times.
No one can compete an actual rythm, pace & specially the attitude of a real fast bowlers like Shoaib Akhtar ❤
Brett Bowled 160+ nearly 6 times only in Wc 2003 , you have video in youtube brett lee all 160+ , later in 2004 he clicked 160 and 161.1 against NZ in naiper
The title should be fastest bowlers not bowls, where a bowler can't be in the list more than once.
Butt hurt hindu. What have you produced??
Video is about fastest delivery not about who puts many deliveries read again without jealousy
Umran is reaching those heights of the greats but those players in this list my all time favorite is lee his action run up swing speed that was so raw n brilliant
Your new speed gun is umran malik and our M.hasnain his fastest ball is 157❤️
@@wa14edff84 hasnain fastest bowl is 155.1 that too with chucking he was banned for it
@@amitranjan8182 Wait till Aussies get Umran banned for action too. Also, Harif has also hit 157.
@@yasiryq shaheen will be banned as he chucks not umran
@@amitranjan8182 Dude...take your hate out and think for a second. It is his wrist movement. Anyways, I can understand your excitement about umran since india has never had a fast pace bowler.
Shoaib has bowled the most fascinating deliveries throughout his career. People come to stadium just to watch his magical spell
Fast boll is good but medium pace with A right length is dangerous for any batsman ,example is great Glenn McGrath
Bhuvi also...
Curtly ambrose and modern day bowler:- jos Hazelwood
so tru
@@KMG.LearningsBro we are discussing about The great Macgrath…… how can you compare bhuvi with Macgrath? Bhai mtlab kuch bhi likh do ge kya…… Pata bhi hi kuch cricket 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Richard Hadley was another - Graham Gooch famously called the New Zealand attack as “the World XI at one end and Ilford Second XI at the other”
The era of McGrath, Warne and Brett Lee was the greatest of all time.
I sometimes think about "what if" Mitchell Johnson had come on the scene a few years earlier and was part of that bowling group...
No it wasn't era of Lillee,Thompson up against the might of the West Indies Roberts,Holding,Garner,Croft Marshall and the list goes on was the greatest era of Cricket
@@RK-ml2ns I fully agree.
Would have loved to see Alan Donald and Lance klusner on this list
That Competition between Akhtar and Lee was Awesome. They Dont do Trash talk, they only talk with Ball. 👍 Era of Speed
The Stuart Broad death stare, Mitchell just gives it him right back knowing he's in for some chin music in the next innings.
1:45 Brutal ball by Roberts. Beautifully played. In behind it and dropped it at his feet. Bruce Laird by the looks. Hospital ball.
yep stumpy Laird
brave player
should've played more cricket for Australia but the selectors in those days were clueless
Top 10 unplayable deliveries too. Great video. Thanks👍
Really lol, I have seen Micheal Holding and Wasim Akram even Curtly Ambrose and Dennis Lilee deliver better balls
Binga '"Brett Lee " my all time fav fast bowler nd I'm always used to copied his action during my childhood he has a genuine ,lethal with a consistent pace over 150+ nd we can't forget he also clicked 160+ 6 times nd above! genuine clear nd smooth action with a fire pace 🔥🔥😱
👍 right
My favorite bowler is Brett Lee and Akhtar 😎
The best 160km/ hr fast ball we ever witnessed came from Allan Donald after he had been hit for 6 six's in a row. In his anger, he bowled a 160km/hr yorker that snapped the middle stump at the base & the wicket flew over the wicket keepers head. The crowd exploded in disbelief while Alan Donald flew his plane in celebration.
Then the drugs wore off...and you came back to reality
@@najeeves8171 😂😂😂
@@najeeves8171 drugs is all you can say, guess what, all Indians take drugs.
@@malcolmmuggeridge7862 OK. I admit it was only 3 six's but the stump breaking at the base & going over the wicket keepers head was amazing.
balls at altitude shouldn't count
In the Bret Lee clip comentator said that the world record was 161.9 is that clip not available
Brett Lee has the best bowling action. I looks such smooth.
Shoaib and Lee were definitely quicker, but in my life time I've never seen anyone put the fear into batsmen like Mitchell Johnson did. He had speed, accuracy and the right amount of mongrel in him. I'm not old enough to have seen Thommo or anyone else of that era, wish I had of. Tate was crazy but his pace would start dropping off before the end of his first over.
I've been watching cricket since the late 1960s. I have never seen one bowler dominate an entire series like Johnson did during the 2013-14 Ashes. He was the reason Aus won in a 5-0 whitewash. Every match was a thrashing. He took 37 wickets at 13.97. Those are insane numbers but they don't tell the whole story though. The real drama was out there on the pitch. You could see it when you watched it live. MJ's combination of speed, accuracy & angle of attack was way too much for the English to handle. He was hostile as hell, too, having no qualms about regularly dinging helmets & bodies. The body language of those who faced him spoke volumes. He broke batsmen's wills. Then he went to South Africa in early 2014 & did the very same thing to the Proteas, outbowling Steyn & Co. by a mile on their own turf. I don't expect ever to see a performance like that again by a bowler in my lifetime. Google what the British press had to say about MJ during that Ashes series. They were as gobsmacked as I was.
BTW Englishman John Snow did almost the same thing to the Aussies during the 1970-71 Ashes. He had a whippy action & was very hostile, taking 31 wickets at 22.83. Consistently getting the ball to rear up off a length he was clearly the difference between the two teams as England won the series 2-0. I watched as much of it as I could on the old black & white TV. It was a long time ago but Snow made an impact on me. Good footage of JS here on YT.
@@windigo44 Thanks, I'll have a look at Snow.
4:14 "World record is 161.8km/h"
This video has Akhtar as the last bowler, so the "fastest" bowl in "cricket history", which this video shows as 161.3km/h
Someone is bullshitting here.
Yeah, the commentator. Shoaib has the international record at 161.3. Maybe the commentator is talking about a first class delivery that was faster? Don't know.
Mohammad sami thrown that ball but it was not counted.
Brett Lee got 161.8 earlier, but was deemed an error later. He must be referring to that.
So the fastest bowl wasn’t on the list 161.8?
,the guy was wrong, it's actually Shoaib akhtars 161.3 omg that fastest ever
They reckon Jeff Thompson bowled quick but no record
I think that 161.8 he was talking about was recorded in Pakistan by the same bowler who did 161.3 so I'm guessing because it was in Pakistan there might be issues with the accuracy of the record
Jeff Thompson was faster, but no recording of speed at his prime.
You don't need speed. As long as you've got a video of him you know the distance and can get the time from the video, distance over time equals? Speed
Being a pakistani .Shoaib is like wild while i always enjoy bond action and speed
Andy Roberts - lovely action and a real thinker of the game. Imran Khan said Roberts was the most terrifying bowler he faced. I don’t know who I’d be most terrified of facing out of this lot - but I wouldn’t want, or be competent enough to face any of them.
Lee was the quickest one🔥
He was consistent
He was less skilled
And also a better and clean action.
@@pratikgoutam9195 right..
@@Xenogenesiseditz I got TV unlike you kiddo
@@pratikgoutam9195 His was THE Classically trained technique...exactly what is still coached to evolving quicks. Several others shown are sling bowlers and hence are less accutrate.
On his Day...Waqar Younis was the fastest bowler on the Planet...I seen him bowling in the early 90's in Australia at the SCG... his pace and hostility was frightening...I travel and follow the tours regularly, and to this day I've never witnessed such a spell of outright speed in my 32 yrs of cricket touring!
Lee is my favourite because of High speed and beautiful action
Completely agree, only bowler in that list that doesn’t have a side arm, slinging action.
Him and Bond
yes bro also my favourite because of action and personality and also stylish looking
F.O.A.B🔥🔥🔥 Shoaib Akhtar,
The Rawalpindi Express!
♥️💪🇮🇳🙏
Everyone is commenting about Umran.. now India’s fast bowling era has been started Umran Malik, Mohsin khan, Navdeep Saini, Kartik Tyagi and Avesh Khan
pakistani pacers are around 150-155 as well dummy
They are run machines
Did they have speed guns at roberts and thompson time?
Nope, at least not in the games.
4:14 as he says the world record is 161.8 by bret lee himself...you should have shown that too as the fastest
Forget about the past encourag the up comming ones to break the record in letest history book of fast bowller record in speed۔ 160+ is not too far to reach if gets chance to prove which comes only with encouraging and providing the platform to perform the skills۔ Waiting or avoiding will create a negative impact on the concern player۔
Thanks for sharing. But How did you get the speeds of the yesteryear bowlers ?
number 1 bowler in the world. shoaib akhter.
Father of all fastest bowler in the world
SHOAIB AKHTAR
Kiu legend ki beizzati karwana chahte ho bhai 😂😂
Father nahi ab grand father boulu bhai much Dino main late father bhi hu saktyh hain
i m agree with u.........no daut
@@dipayandey9901 why?? He was fastest
Sahi keh ra hai shoaib akhtar kaaafi khukhar fast bowler tha . Gaand faad deta tha
Mayank yadav 💥💥💥umran malik🔥🔥🔥🔥
One day umran malik will rise up
Worried about his fitness
ruclips.net/user/shortsYZKXRkidfjA?feature=share
He is run machine
For those wondering, speed can be calculated accurately without need for a 'speed gun'. You just need to know dimensions of pitch and have clear, consistent footage. This technique is used all over the world to accurately gauge speed in many circumstances, such as forensic investigations. This is likely the technique used by Wisdon to fill their stats for the older players, before radar cameras were available. They likely have archives of high quality footage that can't be found on youtube for copyright reasons.
The problem with that is you need the frame rate of the cameras to be accurate and consistent. Certainly many of the old film cameras wouldn't have been
No it can't, the speed is measured from the hand
After 2-3 years umran Malik will break the record
Hmmm
Hahahaha Nice joke kiddo!
@@bushrafaisal6354 what nice joke? Are u seeing how fast is he improving and fastening his pace earlier he used to bowl near 150kph and now he's raised it up to 155kph
@@bushrafaisal6354 pls dont get depressed 😂
@@thunder91ff35 Meri jaan 155 kph aur 162.3 kph mein bohat farq he.phir to 160 kph tak bhi bohat bowlers gaye hein lekin Shoaib ka record koi nhi tor saka
Lee, Bond, perfect "Bowling" action many others slingers if not chuckers or pitchers
Cry more LUNDIAN 130 kpmh walon🤣🤣🖕🏻🇮🇳🖕🏻🤣🤣kitna jalogay real id se aa icc ke chairman🤣🤣
King at the end .. Shoaib ❤️
He was a drugs cheat. He was banned from cricket for using Nandrolone. But of course if he was your countryman then you can overlook his cheating.....that is a very Pakistani way of viewing sport.
Shoaib Akhtar shows the real meaning of speed!!
glen mcgrath ,breet lee,styne are the best one because they can bowl swing ,yorker , etc with 140+speed ❤
When did McGrath used to bowl at 140kmph+?
Although he’s a legend & my favourite fast bowler after Lee.
Who is here after umran malik 157 km/h against DC 🤗🤗
Only muslim can do..... not bJP 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@FaheemKhan-qj1pp only hard work can do this kind of miracle not Muslim not bjp
@@FaheemKhan-qj1pp ye kya hagg dia bhai? Yha Muslim BJP ki baat kha se aaya?
@@vedantsharma1062 ak hindu btado jiski 155+ ho speed
@@wa14edff84tumhare jaise log bhi ajib hote h brosdk.
1) Cricket me speed to 1 matter h hi, sath me line length bhi 1 bhut bada factor hota h. Agr sbkuchh speed hi hota to aaj Brett lee aur Shoaib Akhtar apne 1.4 overs me hi samne wali party ko all out kr chuke hote.
Aur Agr 2022 ipl ki baat kare to Umran bhai ki economy 9.1 h jbki unhi k team k Bhuvi ki 7.3 h jbki Bhuvi bhai ki utni speed bhi nhi h tb usse kya fark pada?
bret lee bowling action is best of all that i feel
Rawalpindi express.🔥😍
🔥🔥
How did you get speeds of Jeoff Thomson and Andy roberts? There were no speed guns in those times.
Mathematics mesuring the ball between two points
Even I was got shock seeing this
It looks like a 85mph ball tbh
@@324582782 Thomson and Robert were very quick their avg deliveries weren't 85mph
@@amitranjan8182 i actually dont know. I was just rating based on this delivery which is claimed to be his fastest bowl in the the video.
He would definitely be really fast
One of the fastest and fine bowler Brett Lee ...akhtar and tait have few delivery more than 155 but Lee consistent bowled 158plus ...
Right 👍
Dale steyn best swinger ❤❤🤞🤞
No Kid 👦 Wasim Akram would like to have a word with you ?
@@mysticnomad89 get the hell out of here Steyn Gun Is A Prime And Emotion
@@mysticnomad89 nikal betich0d pakistani
@@godlxaditya3941 Steyn ki leti h teri maa mdrc0d
@@godlxaditya3941 Maa ke loude kaha pr h tu
and num one pakistani punjabi munda msat punjabi ❤❤😊
Time 4:04 ...brettlee speed 158,158,161 😁😁😁 in this video starting with 153 speed...
Lee used to bowl mostly every delivery over 150kmph mark!
He clocked 160kmph+ mark 8 times more than any other fast bowler.
I remember seeing Akhtar play in an ODI at the MCG in the late 90s. He was running in from basically the fence.
Jeffrey Thompson was really like a Thompson 😅😅
Haah
In close range
His name is Thomson...back to school you go.
How were the deliveries of Roberts and Thompson measured?
One and only king.. Brett lee... ❤❤❤💪💪💪💪
Haha tum log ka koi Banda nahi iss list Mai 😂😂😂😂 no.1 SHOAIB Akhtar
Johnson, Thompson, Starc, Tait, Lee. Australia knows how to produce quick bowlers 😮
Sure do...the old Windies of the 70's and 80's were simply terrifying for batsmen....when they hunt in packs ...watch out !!!
Shohaib Akhtar = 161.3 👑🔥✨💥🔥💥
Bret Lee = 161.0👍💥
1:31 legend❤
Used to admire Shoaib bowling style..
Jeff Thompson
Shane Bond
Brett Lee
Shoaib Akhtar
Shoaib Akhtar, the father of all
A drugs cheat. But hey, let's forget that and just remember him being Pakistani. What a great guy. Let all Pakistanis look up to this guy...and put his cheating to one side....amazing...conscience only applies when it is in your favour....wow...we all applaud you. What an amazing country you come from. Fair play only exists when it is in your favour.
Ironically the fastest ball was played with most ease
*Shoaib the fastest in the speed gun era but I’d have to say Lee was my favourite for his extreme pace and exquisite action.*
Why cant the modern bowler bowl these kind of speeds nowadays? Is it cuz it's less effective and accurate? Or remember the Brett lee and shoaib akhtar rivalry in speeds. Was amazing to watch
Some thoughts - Jeff Thomson was the fastest bowler I think I've ever seen with his sling action. There was an Australian TV show in around 1978 about the fastest bowlers in the world using the "new technology" of radar to accurately measure speed. Thommo came out on top with a ball well over 100mph. Lee and Akhtar exceptionally quick too and both brilliant bowlers, but Lee was also one of the most powerful hitters of the ball with the biggest six I have ever seen in Brisbane.
Other names to throw in Garth Le Roux who didn't get to play tests due to the ban on South Africa, Harold Larwood from the Bodyline series whose front foot was smashed from pounding it down so hard as he bowled.
Maybe also Dennis Lillee when he was young before he broke his back from bowling too fast, Ray Lindwall, and potentially Fred 'The Demon' Spofforth who was faster than anybody of his day and who invented swing bowling. Hard to know really how fast Spofforth bowled as he played in the first test in 1877, but he was as feared as any bowler who ever lived - including by the great W.G. Grace - yes same surname, much better cricketer :)
I'm afraid your memory betrays you, Thompson was measured at 91.9mph in that TV show, not over 100mph as you suggested
Typhoon Tyson who Benaud reckoned was the fastest.
Nonsense. Rewatch that documentary Thompson Mx was 149kph. No one tested cracked 150kph and this was them going all out for the measuring. Average speeds during games were much lower.
Came out on top with a speed "well over 100mph" in 78? Where on Earth do you get that from?? You can watch the competition on RUclips. Thomson's quickest delivery is 147kmhr. That is around 90mph
This was sadly After Thomos shoulder injury.
Shoaib, Lee , bowled 155 like walk in the park on thier day
Thomson bowled 160 almost every ball. Rekon he got it going upwards of 165-170. History won't show it but he's clearly the fastest ever and most consistently lightning quick.
Then you should know about Frank tyson
😂😂 proof?
Cleanest action Shane Bond
Is super fast bowling effective? Lance Klusener was measured at about 155 km/h early in his career, but only started featuring as an effective bowler when he slowed it down to the 130's.
Line and Length matters more than speed, but a fast bowler is exciting to watch.
Ah Fidel Edwards ! sooooooooooooo refreshing to see his mention after almost 2 decades !
1:26 Original Baby Ab😍🔥
A legend of this game