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I understand it perfectly well; how can you think I don't?
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What is the difference between being the fastest bowler on record and being the fastest bowler since records begun. Apparently there is a big difference so I'll let you explain. |
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That's how Nehra was able to get over 150km/h at the 2003 WC.
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![]() But there were different ways of recording the speed (I think SS did some research?) in the 70s.
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Yeah, I reckon all six delieveries in his first over would've been over the 160kph range if he were playing in South Africa.
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I seriously feel if you were to ask the Tendulkar's, Sehwags, Pontings, Langers and Kallis of who was easily the quickest bowler they ever faced or saw, I am confident almost all of them would point towards Akhtar, not Lee or Tait. I dont know whether its swing, his action or his intimidating run up, but at his quickest Akhtar seemed the most dangerous of the quickies of his generation.
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Out of interest, this is a quote from Tendulkar "The quickest ball I faced was from Ambrose in Jamaica... luckily it was a bouncer and it went one foot over my head and I was safe "
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YouTube - Shoaib Akhtar v Ricky Ponting (" Fastest Over Ever Bowled " - Langer) |
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Brian lara said that Mohammad Zahid of Pakistan was the fastest bowler he ever faced. Akhtar even says that Mohammad Zahid was considerably faster than him,and in his opinion the fastest bowler in the world. too bad the PCB messed his career up as they do to so many pak players
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I agree with this. Ishant was clocked at above 150 kmph, which he has never touched since.
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