Top 10 Fastest & Speedy Bowlers in Cricket History

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The List of Top 10 Bowlers With Speed:



Shoaib Akhtar (Pakistan) 161.3 km/h
Brett Lee (Australia) 161.1 km/h
Shaun Tait (Australia) 161.1 km/h
Jeffrey Thompson (Australia) 160.6 km/h
Andy Roberts (West Indies) 159.5 km/h
Fidel Edwards (West Indies) 157.7 km/h
Mitchell Johnson (Australia) 156.8 km/h
Muhammad Sami (Pakistan) 156.4 km/h
Shane Bond (New Zealand) 156.4 km/h
Dale Steyn (South Africa) 156.2 km/h



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