Shoaib Akhtar clocked 161.3 km/h against England in 2003, marking the fastest delivery in cricket history.
Shaun Tait’s 161.1 km/h delivery against England in 2010 remains one of the fastest recorded in the sport.
Brett Lee achieved one the fastest delivery in cricket history, clocking 161.1 km/h against New Zealand in 2005.
Jeff Thomson recorded a 160.4 km/h delivery against the West Indies in 1973, clocking one of the fastest balls in world cricket.
With a 160.4 km/h delivery in 2015 against the New Zealand, Mitchell Starc set a new speed benchmark in cricket.
In 1973, Andy Roberts 159.9 km/h delivery against the Australia left a lasting mark on the history of fast bowling.
Fidel Edwards delivered a lightning-fast 157.7 km/h ball against South Africa in 2003.
Andy Roberts’s 156.8 km/h delivery against England in 2013 stands as one of the speediest recorded in cricket.
Andy Roberts clocked an impressive 156.4 km/h against England in 2010, securing a spot among the fastest bowlers.
Shane Bond’s 156.4 km/h delivery against Australia in 2003 remains one of cricket’s quickest.