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Pakistan are the Kings of Asia Cricket . We have had some of the best cricketers in world history from our Captain Imran khan , to devastating big hitter “shahid BOOM BOOM AFRIDI “ to some of the fastest bowlers in the world !! They say if you shake a tree 🌲 in Pakistan a bunch of Superfast bowlers fall down . If you wanna watch a great vid then watch “pakistan - Land of pace & swing “ . I’m dropping the link below ( ps I’ve asked you to react to this vid before too) HERES THE LINK ua-cam.com/video/b8BOyDpScsU/v-deo.htmlsi=7UiC4GCapNOVUd9e
Watch his biography. Doctor told him that he can’t play cricket due to TB and his muscles were too weak … after all the hurdle he became the world fastest bowler in the cricket history . He belonged from a very poor family but now he is famous and rich 😊. Determination and his passion for the game was crazy ♥️🇵🇰♥️
The only flat footed athlete whom defied the norms and yet delivered the fastest ball of cricket history 161.3kmph. and lethal because he downed so many great batters of that era with his killer bouncers, Shoaib Akhtar for you. 💖
@@rebeldragon3257 flat footed means he didn't have the normal arches in his feet that help one walk properly. rather his feet came in contact with ground flat, all surface touching the ground, that makes it difficult to walk for the person. it's a congenital anomaly of the feet
Quick nomenclature lesson : when a batter hits "inside", you say the batsman hits on the "legside". When the batter hits outside, you say the batsman hits on the "offside".
@frazmeup Ordered them as soon as I clocked the word. Thanks for the tip though . Vocabulary doesn't excite people who's parents are obviously related. Something to do with their mental aptitude. Good luck with the attempted jokes in the future mate .
Funny story about the clip at 9:00 the guy he is bowling to is Brett Lee his closest competitor in terms of sheer pace and skill played for Australia. The gesture he made before bowling was letting Brett Lee know 'he was going to kill him'. But Shoaib bowls a Yorker and Brett Lee was disappointed he was not given out and had to face another ball😂.
Fastest bowler in the history of cricket, bowled fastest delivery in 2003 at 161.3 km/h (100.2 mph), and still holds record two decades later despite new athletes having better facilities/fitness and records being broken all around, he was too good for his time, some of the best batsmen say there scared of him and tried to stay on other end. A real entertainer, as Allan Donald said "Quickest and Meanist".
You two truly are real sports fans. You understand cricket better than I do. I never liked the game till my mom got with an ex cricketer who explained the finer points of the game to me but you just got it straight away.I love watching you two.
Shoaib Akhtar is faster than his metaphor, he was called Rawalpindi Express, a fast train... but that train's speed was slower than Akhtar's bowling speed...!!
His passion for cricket makes him look ruthless, but the man has a heart of gold. After making it big in cricket he helped everyone who helped him achieve his goals. He even helped the family of the road side vendor who used to serve him sugar cane juice.
Ive only just come across your channel, Ive been watching cricket my whole life, and the understanding you have of the ball physics for fast bowling is seriously impressive
Shoaib was a lot quicker when he was younger. He could still bowl 2 or 3 balls an over into the high 90s mph in his latter years but when he was younger he'd bowl 90 plus mph very consistently as he was obsessed with being the fastest in the world and the first to bowl 100mph. His stats put him as one of the most lethal wicket takers in world cricket to date.
The yorker is most effective as a surprise ball. As a batsman, if you know it's coming, you can adjust your stance and possibly score off it. If not, you don't have time to adjust. Most bowlers use it sparingly although in modern T20 cricket it's an effective death ball to less capable batsmen at the end of the innings. It's also quite hard to bowl a yorker because if you over-pitch it become a full toss and therefore an easy hit. This helps explain Shoaib's exceptional mastery. As an amateur, if I ever bowled a yorkecrit would have been by accident!
The way He gets it to move in the air is swing. Depending on the angle you release the seam and the side of the ball that is rough or shiny. Also He is big user of reverse swing which is when the ball gets so beat up that it starts to swing away from the rough side of the ball. Super hard to face especially at that speed
The reason why the ball moves in the air: This happens when the ball is a bit older, i.e., unlike baseball, in cricket the same ball is used and in Test Matches, the ball is replaced with a new ball after 80 overs (about 5 hours 20 mins of play). You will notice that the fielders and bowler rubbing the ball on their trousers. What they are doing is shining one side of the ball while keeping the other side rough. Now, the bowler will bowl/throw the ball - rough side into the wind. Ideally this is between 80-90 MPH. This allows the ball to shimmer and move in the air. This is a simple explanation. The ball swings one way or another depending on how the bowler grips the ball. It swings more under cloudy conditions and also under lights (evening/night matches). Hope this explains it somewhat.
Yes good video. No doubt that he was a sheer pacer and a killer bowler!! But, he has been battered more times than he has taken wickets. Check out Sachin Tendulkar's fours compilation!!!
Geoff was not as quick as Shoaib. the wicketkeepers didn't need to be as far back, his strike rate is significantly lower than Shoaib, most of Geoff's wickets were lbw/catches, the stumps didn't got flying to the moon like when Shoaib hits the wicket. he his visible slower than Shoaib in video. I reckon Geoff bowled 90-95, maybe touching 96/97 on some occasions. Shoaib bowled consistently at 94-98 in his prime, some of his slower deliveries were 89/90. but if Geoff and Shoaib were around at the same time, i'm sure he would have found a way to get quicker and match Shoaib (ie how Brett lee and Shoaib had a rivalry for speed). Geoff didn't have a rival on his level.
@chozusmakavelli per Wikipedia: In December 1975, after the second Test match against the West Indies at the WACA, he was timed with a release speed of 160.45 km/h using accurate, high-speed photo-sonic cameras. The study was carried out by Tom Penrose and Brian Blanksby of the University of Western Australia, and Daryl Foster of the Secondary Teachers' College in Perth.
@@MrAdriaxe many bowlers have been recorded at similar speeds, it's not unusual for a fast bowler to get near or around 160kph, but bowling at that speed consistently is a different matter (wind, ground, country, air quality/humidity, direction all factor) if you compare shoaib and jeffs statistics there's a big gap:- jeffs strike rate is 49 & 52 (odi and test) shoaibs strike rate is 31 and 45. shoaib also played much more games and much further into his mature years when he went fat, slow, after injuries, and high on drugs/alcohol. 50 odi's Vs 140+odi's, otherwise shoaibs statistics would be much more impressive (i recall his strike rate in his early career was around 20). i also recall watching shoaib bowling consistently at 96-99mph, with swing. his warm up deliveries were 93/94mph. ps i know a few guys in the professional cricket circuit, they used to tell me stories that shoaib was out all night partying, drinking, smoking without sleep, then turn up for an international cricket match in the morning bowling at 98/99mph.
His joints were hypermobile... His elbow had "hyperextension" which allowed him to bowl faster... However, due to same condition, his knees also had a somewhat hyperextension. Every time he bowled, it took toll on his knees.... But, he was knuclehead Punjabi Gujjar. That's why he kept going on even with excrutiaing pain...
Hey lads , there is a few differences between both Batting completely different, And Pitching and fast bowling , Both 22yrds , But Batsmen occupy the wicket /pitch till they get out and accrue runs , so no free slogs no ,aiming at the stumps a Batsmen must stand in between the stumps and ball so now your first priority is to protect yourself, then score , A hard ball , bounces off a turf wicket it can be a green top and the ball fairly flys and i mean fly , off a length that is going chest height all day all of a sudden one will rear violently off a length and its coming at your head at 95 mph , or pitched up and hit a bowlers foot mark sharp deviation this is why when facing a yorker bowler bat out of your crease , make him alter thevlength he'll bowl shorter ball so as to put you on back foot , then up in the zone , Geoff Thompson bowled the first constant barrage of bouncers and yorkers ( sand shoe crushers) Onya Tommo , but you have to get over ball shyness , a loose ball crossbat slogs good balls play straight and that means get your body behind the line of the ball as it tracking on stumps , hits body ouch cheers . Ric
I wonder, two famous back to back yorkers to Dravid and Sachin from Team India in Kolkata 1999 test are missing in this video. Anyways nice to watch the pindi express Shoiab Akhtar.
I recommend watching 2 documentaries. 1. Bodyline, the series (Australia vs England) and 2. Fire in Babylon (Story about arguably the greatest team and fast bowlers, The West Indies team of the late 70s through the early mid 90s). Thank you - Mohamed Rahaman
The recognition he deserves, he didn't got that, he is one the greatest players in cricket, big problem with cricketers is they only praise to batter's the bowlers never get that fame
Shoaib Aktar : Fastest bowler in the world till Date ! Guy couldn’t walk till the age of 5. Flat footed. Yet the Best . At times he made his run up shorter due to knee injuries. Longes run up in the History of Cricket . The best there was ! The best there is ! Best there will be !
What kind of flat foot condition did he have? I was flat footed and had some friends have it as well and it didn’t affect them that much, but I know therapy and stuff is rapidly improving!
He's record of fastest ball cannot be broken and that is impossible now.. Because youngsters stopped watching cricket now, so i don't think new cricketers will ever touch that speed
1:41 Not "throw", it's called a "Delivery" or you can also call it a "Ball". 6:46 That's not T20 format. It's ODI format which is 50 Overs & the scorecard at the bottom shows (40) which means due to some weather conditions the match either started late or may have been interrupted in between which caused the reduction of 10 Overs from the Innings. 9:19 No one will ever say Shoaib Akhtar ever did Spin Bowling. Spin Bowling is completely different & so is their Run Up which is way shorter & very noticeably so. 11:51 He has said that his training always started with lots of running. It's probably true for all genuine Fast Bowlers.
You were right. He beat fastest bowling record of the great Jeff Thompson of 70's era of Australia. Too bad bowling this day take a series toll on the body and Shoaib Akhtar was no exemption and he had to retire early and pre-maturely. Once he hit a bouncer to the greatest ever Sachin Tendulkar and it was no fault of Tendulkar because human reflexes are unable to cope with this quick fast bowling. He hit Gary Kirsten, another great Brian Lara. He is the only one to break 100 mile/hour barrier You heard Michael Holding saying 'sure those bowls are lethal"another super fast bowler of his era of 70's and 80's
Oh yeah absolutely no way to react. You have to predict where it will go. I know in baseball you have less than 0.5 of a second to swing once the ball is released out of the pitchers hand. I would assume it’s very similar time frame.
I am an Indian but those days whenever Shoaib comes to bowl, I be going like “go boy…go show something crazy” 😂 I was damn crazy and I was then even accused as unpatriotic for showing my support for shoaib during India vs Pakistan match.
He is a fighter he had issues with his knees doctor told him he can’t play sports he is flat foot But still he had the longest run up and also he has the world record in cricket history fastest ball he bowled
It is so funny to me how doctors used to think you cant play sports as a flat footed person back in the day. Whats even funnier is now there are actual exercises that can be used to increase your foots arch
u cant bend arm at elbow wen bowling in cricket..so its an unnatural motion...and to still generate such pace, goes to show how much practice is required to bowl real fast in cricket
A baseball pitch is actually one of the most unnatural movements in all sports because you are developing torque through your elbow and it is not supposed to be used in that manner.
fk what the stats say, Shoaib is the best bowler in cricket history when he was in his prime (and officially the fastest recorded delivery ever) Like most greats in every sport, he had drink, drugs, partying issues, injuries, a shortened career, disputes with management, trouble with authorities etc but in his prime year's, he was the most ferocious, the most feared, the most exciting bowler that has ever lived. Every single delivery was a knife edge moment, the batsman would mishit a ball, and it would fly for 6, it would bounce off their heads and go for 4, a bouncer would bounce over the keeper by 2 metres and go into the crowd. every batsman had a look of fear and disbelief at every delivery even if they connected.
Remember when comparing speeds that these are not "Throws", You cannot bend the arm and chuck the ball. Therefore the long run up , the body mechanics and momentum. PS: Shoaib got banned - illegal bowling action (throwing or Chucking) and had to reform it. React to Fire in Babylon documentary. Most Feared and Revered Bowling Quartet of the 70s and 80s from West Indies.
Thank you everyone for all of your support. If you have a video idea or a video for request please use the RFSRequest link in the description above. There are so many request in the comments of our videos, it would help us greatly if everyone used the RFSrequest link. Hope you enjoy this video. Is Shoaib Akhtar really the best or do you think that it's someone better out there we haven't seen yet?
Pakistan are the Kings of Asia Cricket . We have had some of the best cricketers in world history from our Captain Imran khan , to devastating big hitter “shahid BOOM BOOM AFRIDI “ to some of the fastest bowlers in the world !! They say if you shake a tree 🌲 in Pakistan a bunch of Superfast bowlers fall down . If you wanna watch a great vid then watch “pakistan - Land of pace & swing “ . I’m dropping the link below ( ps I’ve asked you to react to this vid before too) HERES THE LINK ua-cam.com/video/b8BOyDpScsU/v-deo.htmlsi=7UiC4GCapNOVUd9e
Yes bro I support both of you bro love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Also react on shane warn and on Muhammad Asif bowling too, they both are magician bowlers in cricket history.
lso react on shane warn and on Muhammad Asif bowling too, they both are magician bowlers in cricket history.
lso react on shane warn and on Muhammad Asif bowling too, they both are magician bowlers in cricket history.
The fact that 140+ deliveries by akhtar used to be his slower ones 🤯
Watch his biography. Doctor told him that he can’t play cricket due to TB and his muscles were too weak … after all the hurdle he became the world fastest bowler in the cricket history . He belonged from a very poor family but now he is famous and rich 😊. Determination and his passion for the game was crazy ♥️🇵🇰♥️
The only flat footed athlete whom defied the norms and yet delivered the fastest ball of cricket history 161.3kmph. and lethal because he downed so many great batters of that era with his killer bouncers, Shoaib Akhtar for you. 💖
Please explain the meaning of flat footed
@@rebeldragon3257 flat footed means he didn't have the normal arches in his feet that help one walk properly. rather his feet came in contact with ground flat, all surface touching the ground, that makes it difficult to walk for the person. it's a congenital anomaly of the feet
@@farrukhrafiq-dk3ru Thanks buddy
@@sillysausage4549Jeff Thompson the GOAT.
Quick nomenclature lesson : when a batter hits "inside", you say the batsman hits on the "legside". When the batter hits outside, you say the batsman hits on the "offside".
Nomenclature. Can we just appreciate the vocabulary for a second.
@@klepto5596 get some knee pads, you gonna need them
@@frazmeup I ordered them from Amazon as soon as I clocked the word. Safe.
@frazmeup Ordered them as soon as I clocked the word. Thanks for the tip though . Vocabulary doesn't excite people who's parents are obviously related. Something to do with their mental aptitude. Good luck with the attempted jokes in the future mate .
Nomenclature: leg-side = on-side. In my era, leg-side was more suited to bowling and ball direction.
You guys should do Shoib deadly bouncers, it is just wild. Another one is West Indies pace battery of the 80s.
Jesus those Windies bowlers made most batters wet their trunks back in the day
Funny story about the clip at 9:00 the guy he is bowling to is Brett Lee his closest competitor in terms of sheer pace and skill played for Australia. The gesture he made before bowling was letting Brett Lee know 'he was going to kill him'. But Shoaib bowls a Yorker and Brett Lee was disappointed he was not given out and had to face another ball😂.
Still 45 minutes away 😂
"That bloody Australian umpire said not out !!"😂😂😂
Fastest bowler in the history of cricket, bowled fastest delivery in 2003 at 161.3 km/h (100.2 mph), and still holds record two decades later despite new athletes having better facilities/fitness and records being broken all around, he was too good for his time, some of the best batsmen say there scared of him and tried to stay on other end. A real entertainer, as Allan Donald said "Quickest and Meanist".
There is apparently some overlap of fast bowling with javelin. Jeff Thomson apparently used javelin techniques in his bowling action.
You two truly are real sports fans. You understand cricket better than I do. I never liked the game till my mom got with an ex cricketer who explained the finer points of the game to me but you just got it straight away.I love watching you two.
This guy went from having trouble walking to the world’s fastest bowler
That's insane 👏
He got retirement after WC 2011 but Still World fastest bowler in the history of Cricket
Love you, Shoaib Akhter. And we are missing you.
Shoaib Akhtar is faster than his metaphor, he was called Rawalpindi Express, a fast train... but that train's speed was slower than Akhtar's bowling speed...!!
His passion for cricket makes him look ruthless, but the man has a heart of gold. After making it big in cricket he helped everyone who helped him achieve his goals. He even helped the family of the road side vendor who used to serve him sugar cane juice.
He is the one deadliest cricketer in the history, his bouncers were lethal for one the greatest batsmen of his time
Fastest delivery in cricket history: Shoaib Akhtar 100.23 mph (161.3 kmph)
Ive only just come across your channel, Ive been watching cricket my whole life, and the understanding you have of the ball physics for fast bowling is seriously impressive
Shoaib was a lot quicker when he was younger. He could still bowl 2 or 3 balls an over into the high 90s mph in his latter years but when he was younger he'd bowl 90 plus mph very consistently as he was obsessed with being the fastest in the world and the first to bowl 100mph. His stats put him as one of the most lethal wicket takers in world cricket to date.
you are right with the slingshot analogy , infact his action is called the slingshot action that he invented
Bumrahs wicket compilation next
The yorker is most effective as a surprise ball. As a batsman, if you know it's coming, you can adjust your stance and possibly score off it. If not, you don't have time to adjust. Most bowlers use it sparingly although in modern T20 cricket it's an effective death ball to less capable batsmen at the end of the innings. It's also quite hard to bowl a yorker because if you over-pitch it become a full toss and therefore an easy hit. This helps explain Shoaib's exceptional mastery. As an amateur, if I ever bowled a yorkecrit would have been by accident!
Loved the reaction on the living legend ❤️
There might not be good quality videos of him but you must watch Waqar Younus bowling his in swinging toe crushing yorkers..
★WELL DONE REACTION BRUVS🙌🏽👏🏼🙌🏽👍🏽🙌🏽🙏🏼★
The way He gets it to move in the air is swing. Depending on the angle you release the seam and the side of the ball that is rough or shiny. Also He is big user of reverse swing which is when the ball gets so beat up that it starts to swing away from the rough side of the ball. Super hard to face especially at that speed
Brett Lee has some amazing full toss Yorkers. Jeff Thompson is acknologerd as the fasted by quite a bit
The reason why the ball moves in the air: This happens when the ball is a bit older, i.e., unlike baseball, in cricket the same ball is used and in Test Matches, the ball is replaced with a new ball after 80 overs (about 5 hours 20 mins of play). You will notice that the fielders and bowler rubbing the ball on their trousers. What they are doing is shining one side of the ball while keeping the other side rough. Now, the bowler will bowl/throw the ball - rough side into the wind. Ideally this is between 80-90 MPH. This allows the ball to shimmer and move in the air. This is a simple explanation. The ball swings one way or another depending on how the bowler grips the ball. It swings more under cloudy conditions and also under lights (evening/night matches). Hope this explains it somewhat.
Also react on shane warn and on Muhammad Asif bowling too, they both are magician bowlers in cricket history..
Good video Shoaib Rawalpindi expree bone breker 💪🇵🇰
That snake delivery is the best full toss I've ever seen. There aren't many good ones, but that clearly swung both ways.
@@MrAdriaxe we call that a knuckle ball in baseball! It’s less common now a days, but it is a crazy delivery
Great job Shoib Akhtar.... world's best n fastest bowler from Pakistan
The gravity of many of these wickets is in the quality of the batsmen getting bowled.
Yes good video. No doubt that he was a sheer pacer and a killer bowler!! But, he has been battered more times than he has taken wickets. Check out Sachin Tendulkar's fours compilation!!!
We actually have a Sachin video coming out in about 10hrs!
I wish Jeff Thompson's career was covered by the speed gun, cos he was lethally fast too!
Geoff was not as quick as Shoaib. the wicketkeepers didn't need to be as far back, his strike rate is significantly lower than Shoaib, most of Geoff's wickets were lbw/catches, the stumps didn't got flying to the moon like when Shoaib hits the wicket. he his visible slower than Shoaib in video.
I reckon Geoff bowled 90-95, maybe touching 96/97 on some occasions. Shoaib bowled consistently at 94-98 in his prime, some of his slower deliveries were 89/90.
but if Geoff and Shoaib were around at the same time, i'm sure he would have found a way to get quicker and match Shoaib (ie how Brett lee and Shoaib had a rivalry for speed). Geoff didn't have a rival on his level.
@chozusmakavelli per Wikipedia:
In December 1975, after the second Test match against the West Indies at the WACA, he was timed with a release speed of 160.45 km/h using accurate, high-speed photo-sonic cameras. The study was carried out by Tom Penrose and Brian Blanksby of the University of Western Australia, and Daryl Foster of the Secondary Teachers' College in Perth.
@@MrAdriaxe many bowlers have been recorded at similar speeds, it's not unusual for a fast bowler to get near or around 160kph, but bowling at that speed consistently is a different matter (wind, ground, country, air quality/humidity, direction all factor)
if you compare shoaib and jeffs statistics there's a big gap:-
jeffs strike rate is 49 & 52 (odi and test)
shoaibs strike rate is 31 and 45.
shoaib also played much more games and much further into his mature years when he went fat, slow, after injuries, and high on drugs/alcohol. 50 odi's Vs 140+odi's, otherwise shoaibs statistics would be much more impressive (i recall his strike rate in his early career was around 20).
i also recall watching shoaib bowling consistently at 96-99mph, with swing. his warm up deliveries were 93/94mph.
ps i know a few guys in the professional cricket circuit, they used to tell me stories that shoaib was out all night partying, drinking, smoking without sleep, then turn up for an international cricket match in the morning bowling at 98/99mph.
Very good bowling Akhtar ❤
His joints were hypermobile...
His elbow had "hyperextension" which allowed him to bowl faster...
However, due to same condition, his knees also had a somewhat hyperextension.
Every time he bowled, it took toll on his knees....
But, he was knuclehead Punjabi Gujjar. That's why he kept going on even with excrutiaing pain...
Hey lads , there is a few differences between both Batting completely different, And Pitching and fast bowling , Both 22yrds , But Batsmen occupy the wicket /pitch till they get out and accrue runs , so no free slogs no ,aiming at the stumps a Batsmen must stand in between the stumps and ball so now your first priority is to protect yourself, then score , A hard ball , bounces off a turf wicket it can be a green top and the ball fairly flys and i mean fly , off a length that is going chest height all day all of a sudden one will rear violently off a length and its coming at your head at 95 mph , or pitched up and hit a bowlers foot mark sharp deviation this is why when facing a yorker bowler bat out of your crease , make him alter thevlength he'll bowl shorter ball so as to put you on back foot , then up in the zone , Geoff Thompson bowled the first constant barrage of bouncers and yorkers ( sand shoe crushers) Onya Tommo , but you have to get over ball shyness , a loose ball crossbat slogs good balls play straight and that means get your body behind the line of the ball as it tracking on stumps , hits body ouch cheers . Ric
This guy was also known to be feared ... insured players ... do one on his injuring batsman
I wonder, two famous back to back yorkers to Dravid and Sachin from Team India in Kolkata 1999 test are missing in this video. Anyways nice to watch the pindi express Shoiab Akhtar.
I recommend watching 2 documentaries. 1. Bodyline, the series (Australia vs England) and 2. Fire in Babylon (Story about arguably the greatest team and fast bowlers, The West Indies team of the late 70s through the early mid 90s). Thank you - Mohamed Rahaman
The recognition he deserves, he didn't got that, he is one the greatest players in cricket, big problem with cricketers is they only praise to batter's the bowlers never get that fame
Master piece of pace bowling
Shoaib Aktar : Fastest bowler in the world till Date !
Guy couldn’t walk till the age of 5.
Flat footed. Yet the Best .
At times he made his run up shorter due to knee injuries.
Longes run up in the History of Cricket .
The best there was ! The best there is ! Best there will be !
What kind of flat foot condition did he have? I was flat footed and had some friends have it as well and it didn’t affect them that much, but I know therapy and stuff is rapidly improving!
Sup bro long time no see 😁😁
Shoaib Akhtar 👽🥶
Also watch, Brett Lee
Shoaib Akhtar Shaun Tait and Brett Lee were the quickest of them all
Shoaib Akhtar sach a dangerous bowler of the world
If you will have to mention one gangster from cricket world it will be the mighty Shoaib akhtar
161.3 km fastest ball ever delivered in cricket history and yes sir it was delivered by Shoaib akhtar...
Where is his bat breaking balling clip
The fastest delivery isn't in this compilation as it was defended by a batter and it clocked 161.3 kph.
Brother, this is the bowler whom the big batsmen used to fear to play
one interesting fact about Shoaib Akhter was flat footed still he managed to run so fast.
He's record of fastest ball cannot be broken and that is impossible now.. Because youngsters stopped watching cricket now, so i don't think new cricketers will ever touch that speed
There are 100’s of quick bowlers in cricket, none can match how lethal he was.
Don of cricket
watch a compilation of jasprit bumrah . he is the fast bowler with short run up but is the most economical bowlers in current times .
Muhammad shami is way quicker than bumrah
Thee speedser the rock star the nightmare his attitude Rawalpindi express one and only Shoaib akhtar❤
make a reaction on his bouncers as well
some bloody mess that was
1:41 Not "throw", it's called a "Delivery" or you can also call it a "Ball".
6:46 That's not T20 format. It's ODI format which is 50 Overs & the scorecard at the bottom shows (40) which means due to some weather conditions the match either started late or may have been interrupted in between which caused the reduction of 10 Overs from the Innings.
9:19 No one will ever say Shoaib Akhtar ever did Spin Bowling. Spin Bowling is completely different & so is their Run Up which is way shorter & very noticeably so.
11:51 He has said that his training always started with lots of running. It's probably true for all genuine Fast Bowlers.
Deadliest and most feared bowler in cricket history
Sir did you watch waqar younis yorkers ??
That whole era of fast bowlers was something else. You ain't gonna get that era back ever again.
Monster 👹
Bro do a Yorker video with Lasith Malinga from sri lanka 🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
10:30 this guy is a legend with reading glasses
@@lordatum8139 vettori
Nobody even comes close to him.. He was a different beast
You were right. He beat fastest bowling record of the great Jeff Thompson of 70's era of Australia. Too bad bowling this day take a series toll on the body and Shoaib Akhtar was no exemption and he had to retire early and pre-maturely.
Once he hit a bouncer to the greatest ever Sachin Tendulkar and it was no fault of Tendulkar because human reflexes are unable to cope with this quick fast bowling. He hit Gary Kirsten, another great Brian Lara. He is the only one to break 100 mile/hour barrier
You heard Michael Holding saying 'sure those bowls are lethal"another super fast bowler of his era of 70's and 80's
Oh yeah absolutely no way to react. You have to predict where it will go. I know in baseball you have less than 0.5 of a second to swing once the ball is released out of the pitchers hand. I would assume it’s very similar time frame.
yorkers and to some extent fultosses becomes nearly impossible to play when the ball is reversing
Mate and he's bowling these bowl with both knees broken
I am an Indian but those days whenever Shoaib comes to bowl, I be going like “go boy…go show something crazy” 😂 I was damn crazy and I was then even accused as unpatriotic for showing my support for shoaib during India vs Pakistan match.
Pace master the proud of Pakistan ❤❤
Shoaib Akhtar
Best yourkers in history....U Seen waqar younis videos... Best yourker bowler in Cricket history
Love from Pakistan
Please make a video off Muhammad asif the magical bowelr. Please give react on his actions ❤
you should watch where he hits the batsmen......
Rawalpindi Express has left the station.
Two of his greatest deliveries bowled to Dravid and Tendulkar missing from this video
React on reverse swing Yorker legend Waqar Younis.
He is a fighter he had issues with his knees doctor told him he can’t play sports he is flat foot
But still he had the longest run up and also he has the world record in cricket history fastest ball he bowled
It is so funny to me how doctors used to think you cant play sports as a flat footed person back in the day. Whats even funnier is now there are actual exercises that can be used to increase your foots arch
Shoiab akhtar his world record is
161 ball speed
Brett lee his ball speed is 160.
Thank you ❤
On his day, Shoaib was unplayable. Insane pace
Please react on current cricket world cup happening in America and american cricket team.
6:06 his fastest ball was 161.3kph or 100.3 mph
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Check shoaib deadly bouncers
If you seen blowing magic man and art of fast bowling swing. Plz seen the Muhammad Asif Pakistani plyaer
Great video reaction on Mohammed Amir bowling please
He was a menace to society 😊
u cant bend arm at elbow wen bowling in cricket..so its an unnatural motion...and to still generate such pace, goes to show how much practice is required to bowl real fast in cricket
A baseball pitch is actually one of the most unnatural movements in all sports because you are developing torque through your elbow and it is not supposed to be used in that manner.
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Yorker king Malinga ❤
He was alright honestly. He's not up there. His action was not all that.
fk what the stats say, Shoaib is the best bowler in cricket history when he was in his prime (and officially the fastest recorded delivery ever)
Like most greats in every sport, he had drink, drugs, partying issues, injuries, a shortened career, disputes with management, trouble with authorities etc
but in his prime year's, he was the most ferocious, the most feared, the most exciting bowler that has ever lived.
Every single delivery was a knife edge moment, the batsman would mishit a ball, and it would fly for 6, it would bounce off their heads and go for 4, a bouncer would bounce over the keeper by 2 metres and go into the crowd.
every batsman had a look of fear and disbelief at every delivery even if they connected.
He was the real speed star
Shoaib's bouncers were even more deadly, you should watch them
He is proud of Pakistan ❤️ #RawalpindiExpress
Shoaib Akhtar is the G.O.A.T!
Remember when comparing speeds that these are not "Throws", You cannot bend the arm and chuck the ball. Therefore the long run up , the body mechanics and momentum.
PS: Shoaib got banned - illegal bowling action (throwing or Chucking) and had to reform it.
React to Fire in Babylon documentary. Most Feared and Revered Bowling Quartet of the 70s and 80s from West Indies.
Rawalpindi Express, the fastest bowler ever.. man was a gangsta who scared players
Wasim Akram bowled the besy yorkers alongside Waqar Younis. Lethal Partnership
Take a look at his life story you'll be blown away