IPL 2025: Five Foreign Fast Bowlers To Watch In Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025

IPL 2025: Here are five international fast bowlers who could dominate Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season.

Five foreign pacers who are ready to make their mark in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.

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Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 is set to be an electrifying season, with fans eagerly awaiting thrilling performances from players across the globe. While it is the batters who often steal the spotlight, this year, a few foreign pacers are ready to make their mark with fiery, game-changing spells. Here are five international fast bowlers who could dominate Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season:

1. Josh Hazlewood (Royal Challengers Bangalore): Royal Challengers Bangalore invested Rs 12.50 crore in Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood. Known for his consistency and discipline, Hazlewood has already proven his mettle with 35 wickets in just 12 IPL matches. His ability to maintain tight lines and pick wickets in the middle overs makes him a critical asset for RCB's campaign.

2. Mitchell Starc (Delhi Capitals): Delhi Capitals made headlines by acquiring Australian speedster Mitchell Starc for Rs 11.75 crore. Known for his lethal pace and deadly yorkers, Starc is already in stellar form, troubling batters in recently-concluded India-Australia Test series. With 51 wickets in 41 IPL matches, Starc's ability to deliver under pressure could make him the backbone of Delhi's bowling lineup.

3. Trent Boult (Mumbai Indians): Mumbai Indians acquired New Zealand's Trent Boult for Rs 12.50 crore. Boult's expertise in swinging the ball and his ability to strike early make him a dangerous prospect for opposition batters. With 121 wickets in 103 IPL games, Boult, alongside Jasprit Bumrah, could form one of the most formidable bowling duos in IPL 2025.

4. Kagiso Rabada (Gujarat Titans): Gujarat Titans added South African fast-bowling sensation Kagiso Rabada to their squad for Rs 10.75 crore. A powerhouse in the powerplay, Rabada is known for dismantling top orders. With 117 wickets in 80 IPL matches, he is all set to lead Gujarat's pace attack.

5. Pat Cummins (Sunrisers Hyderabad): Sunrisers Hyderabad showed faith in Australian captain Pat Cummins, retaining him for Rs 18 crore. Cummins had an impressive previous season, showcasing his skills as an all-rounder. With 63 wickets in 58 IPL matches and the ability to hit powerful sixes, Cummins is expected to shine both with the ball and bat.