We had a feast during the IPL, with probably the greatest group of fast bowling talent ever to be seen in one competition. From Steyn’s red hot fast bowling to Tanvir’s amazing bowling action, the terrors of modern day cricket were hogging all the headlines, and more! Here’s a look at a few who may make it big at the international stage this season!









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6 months ago
Nehra shouldn't be there.neither should Bravo...
Jerome Taylor,Ryan Sidebottom,Wahab Riaz and Mitchell Johnson could all be on the list..Thanks Anon.
from 6 months ago
well johnson has been around, so has taylor,,, though i agree they are just getting started...
the motive was highlight bowlers who havent been highly recognised yet...
but why would you deny Nehra and Bravo their place?
6 months ago
Ashish Nehra made his test debut in 1999 against Srilanka and ODI debut in 2001 against Zimbabwe..92 wickets in odi's and 44 in tests,he has been around for while...injury and poor form have taken him out..in and out always has been the case with Nehra.
Bravo is all rounder who is handy with the ball..not an outright fast bowler..
from 6 months ago
yeah, but considering hes been out for for more than 2 years, and out of not just the team, but out of public conscience in India (which is a very rare occurance if ur an international), means that hel be starting from square one... plus i really feel theres this zing about him now, which was missing previously... he can reach his peak in Tests now...
As far as Bravo is concerned... he is to his team what someone like Flintoff is to England. He's an all-rounder all right... but he's a very very vital bowler for the West Indies
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