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fastest domestic bowlers
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Not True
Muddasser...u r obviously fabricating ur claims of these young Pakistani 'Titans'.
I am the first to admit that Pakistan has a great history of producing genuine quicks...but if what u claim is true, then why has this news of 3 bowlers all able to clock over 145 kph not hit the big time. I am, u c, an avid cricket follower and am certain u r exaggerating.
This article here from the DAWN should prove it. It is one of Pakistan's most popular news sources: http://www.jang.com.pk/thenews/oct2005-daily/13-10-2005/sports/s4.htm.
Don't try and lie to make ur up and coming bowlers appear faster than they are. None of the clocked 90 mph or even close to it. The fastest was 85 mph I think. Most were low 80s.
It really is quite pathetic to lie Muddasser. Tsk, Tsk....
BTW...VRV Singh is a bit wayward, but he is a big 6'4 Punjabi and can hit 145 kph (and that is no lie)
Muddasser...u r obviously fabricating ur claims of these young Pakistani 'Titans'.
I am the first to admit that Pakistan has a great history of producing genuine quicks...but if what u claim is true, then why has this news of 3 bowlers all able to clock over 145 kph not hit the big time. I am, u c, an avid cricket follower and am certain u r exaggerating.
This article here from the DAWN should prove it. It is one of Pakistan's most popular news sources: http://www.jang.com.pk/thenews/oct2005-daily/13-10-2005/sports/s4.htm.
Don't try and lie to make ur up and coming bowlers appear faster than they are. None of the clocked 90 mph or even close to it. The fastest was 85 mph I think. Most were low 80s.
It really is quite pathetic to lie Muddasser. Tsk, Tsk....
BTW...VRV Singh is a bit wayward, but he is a big 6'4 Punjabi and can hit 145 kph (and that is no lie)
Muddasser...u r obviously fabricating ur claims of these young Pakistani 'Titans'.
I am the first to admit that Pakistan has a great history of producing genuine quicks...but if what u claim is true, then why has this news of 3 bowlers all able to clock over 145 kph not hit the big time. I am, u c, an avid cricket follower and am certain u r exaggerating.
This article here from the DAWN should prove it. It is one of Pakistan's most popular news sources: http://www.jang.com.pk/thenews/oct20.../sports/s4.htm.
Don't try and lie to make ur up and coming bowlers appear faster than they are. None of the clocked 90 mph or even close to it. The fastest was 85 mph I think. Most were low 80s.
It really is quite pathetic to lie Muddasser. Tsk, Tsk....
BTW...VRV Singh is a bit wayward, but he is a big 6'4 Punjabi and can hit 145 kph (and that is no lie)
I am the first to admit that Pakistan has a great history of producing genuine quicks...but if what u claim is true, then why has this news of 3 bowlers all able to clock over 145 kph not hit the big time. I am, u c, an avid cricket follower and am certain u r exaggerating.
This article here from the DAWN should prove it. It is one of Pakistan's most popular news sources: http://www.jang.com.pk/thenews/oct20.../sports/s4.htm.
Don't try and lie to make ur up and coming bowlers appear faster than they are. None of the clocked 90 mph or even close to it. The fastest was 85 mph I think. Most were low 80s.
It really is quite pathetic to lie Muddasser. Tsk, Tsk....
BTW...VRV Singh is a bit wayward, but he is a big 6'4 Punjabi and can hit 145 kph (and that is no lie)
luckyeddie
Cricket Web Staff Member
Jogi:
You are replying to a 2 year-old post.
You are replying to a 2 year-old post.
Langeveldt
Soutie
Mfuneko Ngam/Dale Steyn - very quick, although they have played a few internationals..
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
fastest to the fence?DJellett said:
go Mick
Poor Mick.
Right arm fast
State Vice-Captain
old thread lol
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Things have changed in the last two years anyway, so it's not such a bad thread to dig.
The quicks to watch in Australia (at least for speed) who haven't played internationals yet would be Aaron Bird and Shane Harwood. Harwood is older but has apparently picked up in pace recently, and a few guys (like Warne) were saying he was one of the quickest in the country this season. Bird is the guy who flattened Slater when he was 17 or something. He's apparently dropped pace due to correcting his action, but in the ING Cup recently he looked very quick on TV.
Moises Henriques is also meant to be decently quick for a 19 year old, and Mitchell Johnson is of pretty good pace, probably around that of a young Gillespie, though he has played 5 ODIs now.
The quicks to watch in Australia (at least for speed) who haven't played internationals yet would be Aaron Bird and Shane Harwood. Harwood is older but has apparently picked up in pace recently, and a few guys (like Warne) were saying he was one of the quickest in the country this season. Bird is the guy who flattened Slater when he was 17 or something. He's apparently dropped pace due to correcting his action, but in the ING Cup recently he looked very quick on TV.
Moises Henriques is also meant to be decently quick for a 19 year old, and Mitchell Johnson is of pretty good pace, probably around that of a young Gillespie, though he has played 5 ODIs now.
vic_orthdox
Global Moderator
Holdsworth went off the map pretty soon after the '93 Ashes.
Harwood's always been really quick - he only came down to Melbourne at about 26 to play cricket, spent a long time playing in the country and driving forklifts. It's only been this year that he's been able to get out on the paddock consistently, and as such getting the recognition that his talent deserves.
Harwood's always been really quick - he only came down to Melbourne at about 26 to play cricket, spent a long time playing in the country and driving forklifts. It's only been this year that he's been able to get out on the paddock consistently, and as such getting the recognition that his talent deserves.
adharcric
International Coach
For India, Abid Nabi is the quickest and the others who have seen some international action already are Munaf Patel and Vikram Singh. Srinath and the MRF Foundation are in J&K right now scouting for fast-bowling talent ... that is a VERY smart move. Young village cricketers and especially some Kashmiri muslim boys (from what I've heard from cricketing cousins who played there in their childhood years and organized cricket later) are often express.
vic_orthdox
Global Moderator
No-one in Victoria really enjoys facing Peter Siddle...
Rob Cassell was, and still could be, an absolute star if he can get is body together.
Rob Cassell was, and still could be, an absolute star if he can get is body together.
FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Siddle looked really good in the ING game I saw him play.