who is or was the fastest bowler in cricket history from ?
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Thats a tough one mate. Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thompson, Glenn McGrath and Brett Lee are a few of the Aussie quicks. But I think Joel (BIGBIRD) Gardner and Michael Holding from the West Indies were very quick as are a couple of the Pakistani boys. You would have to go to the record books to find out who is or was the fastest.
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In one-day cricket it's Mohammad Azharuddin. In test cricket, it's jointly held by.... Azharuddin (again!) and Kapil Dev.  \n\nODI: 62 balls Azharuddin (vs New Zealand) \nTest: 74 balls Azharuddin (vs South Africa). 74 balls Kapil Dev (vs Sri Lanka) \n\nInteresting facts about Azhar's century: During Azhar's fastest test century, Indians were sturggling to avoid follow-on when Azhar smashed swashbuckling 109(from 77 balls), well supported by Anil Kumble who made 88. They added 161 runs for the 8th wicket (Indian record) and saved the follow-on. Azhar also smashed 5 consecutive 4s of Lance Klusener's over. Klusener, however, came back with 8 wickets in the second innings.
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Sahid Afridi hit the most number of sixes. He hit 216 sixes\nNext comes Jayasuriya (208) then Saurav Ganguly (168)
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Hr's'?\nwell.getting wicket not only related to speed.it also requires line&length.bowlers plan.glenn is such a person.\nLET US FIND ONE LIKE HIM.
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Obviously Sachin tendulkar\nHe has heated 1508 fours and 149 sixes in ODI.\nBrian lara is very far from sachin\nHe has scored 935 fours and 110 sixes in ODI.
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Shahid Afridi  \n\nSahibzada Mohammad Shahid Khan Afridi (born March 1, 1980 in Khyber Agency to Pashtun parents of the Afridi tribe) popularly known as Shahid Afridi is a Pakistani cricketer who has represented Pakistan since 1996 in international cricket. He made his ODI debut on October 2, 1996 against Kenya at Nairobi and his Test debut on October 22, 1998 against Australia at Karachi. He has scored over 4,500 ODI runs at a strike rate of more than 107 runs per 100 balls, and has taken over 160 ODI wickets. He was brought into the team as a legspinner at the age of sixteen as a replacement for the injured Mushtaq Ahmed. He then gained fame as a slogger and began opening with Saeed Anwar. He holds the record for scoring the fastest century (which he scored in 37 balls) in One Day Internationals. He also shares the record for the second fastest century (on 45 balls) in One Day Internationals with Brian Lara. One of Pakistan's useful all rounders, his pinch hitting of the ball has ensured that he has a strike rate higher than most batsman in the world though his average of around 25 underlines the inconsistency in his batting.
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I believe you are talking about Abid Ali who hails from Kashmir and is a fast bowler but he hasn't yet clocked above 150 kmph.
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The fastest Century in One Day International was scored by Mr. Shahid Afridi of Pakistan.\n\nIn the K.C.A. Centenary Tournament played at Gymkhana Ground, Nairobi against Sri Lanka on 04.10.1996, he scored 102 runs in 37 Balls with the help of 11 sixers and 6 fours. Pakistan won that match by 82 runs.\n\nSahid Afridi was Man of the Match.
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Given the Current form, Its Ricky Ponting in both Tests and ODI's \n\n\n\nOver the years... \n\nODI's :  Sachin Tendulkar Tests : Brian Lara
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If you are talking about bowling technique than Imran was better but Waqar was faster in speed than Imran
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Garry Sobers was the finest all-rounder to have played cricket for West Indies, arguably the finest of all players. He did things most only dreamt of and his natural ability made it look so easy.\n\nAs a batsman, he established a record for Test (international) matches by scoring 365 runs, not out, in a single innings (West Indies versus Pakistan, 1957–58 season), a record that stood until 1994. He was an exceptional bowler who could bowl in every conceivable style, from medium pace to left arm spin. He was also a brilliant fielder at any position but particluarly adept in close-to-the-wicket fielding.
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FASTEST BOWLER..BRETT LEE.. FASTEST THROWER... SHOAIB AKHTAR.. BUT I SHOULD ADMIT THAT, "FASTEST THROWING IS HARDER THAN FASTEST BOWLING".
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I find following batsmen who have a tremendous record:\nBesides Tendulkar:\n\n1. Sunil Gavaskar\n2. VVS Laxman\n3. GR Vishvanath\n4. Rahul Dravid\n5. Yuvraj Singh\n\nthese players are very good players of fast bowling. Having good/solid/sound technique. I have a word of praise for Laxman and Yuvraj. But I find them not so good against spin. Against spin and fast bowling, the other players are very good.\n\nThe order of writing does not mean that that is in descending order. They are equally sound good players.
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One day :\n1. Inzamam-ul-Haq  (Pakistan) 82 \n2. Sachin Tendulkar  (India) 71 \n\nTest:\nAllan Border  (Australia) 63 \nSteve Waugh  (Australia) 50
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ODI CRICKET\nBEST STRIKE RATE : Shahid Afridi : 108.51\nBEST AVERAGE :Waqar Younis\n\nTEST CRICKET\nBEST AVERAGE:George Lohmann : 10.75
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37 balls Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) v Sri Lanka at Nairobi on 04/10/1996.he also holds the record for the second fastest ODI century( v India in Kanpur in 2005)
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I will decide on most consecutive dicks for test cricket and most ducks in one day internation. here is the links and explanations.\n\nFor test cricket\n\nRG Holland of Autralia.\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/TESTS/BATTING/TRIVIA/MOST_CONSECUTIVE_DUCKS_IN_TESTS.html\n\n\nFor One Day international\n\nWasim Akram of Pakistan.\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/ODIS/BATTING/DUCKS_IN_ODIS.html