Top 10 Fast Bowlers Fastest To 100 ODI Wickets - In Pics

Zee Media Bureau
Oct 31, 2023

Shaheen Shah Afridi (PAK)

achieved the feat in just 51 matches, displaying remarkable skill and pace that has quickly made him a formidable force in international cricket. His ability to swing the ball at high speeds has consistently troubled batsmen, earning him a position among the quickest to achieve this milestone.

Mitchell Starc (AUS),

known for his thunderous left-arm pace, secured 100 ODI wickets in 52 matches. His lethal yorkers and ability to generate steep bounce have made him a menace for opposing batting line-ups, contributing significantly to Australia's successes on the field.

Shane Bond (NZ),

a genuine speedster, reached 100 ODI wickets in 54 matches. His raw pace and precision bowling often left batsmen struggling to cope, establishing him as one of New Zealand's most impactful fast bowlers.

Mustafizur Rahman (BAN),

with his unorthodox variations, took 54 matches to reach the 100-wicket milestone. His mastery of the cutters and deceptive deliveries has made him a standout performer for Bangladesh, consistently breaking through opposition defenses.

Brett Lee (AUS),

the epitome of sheer pace, achieved 100 ODI wickets in 55 matches. His express speed and aggressive bowling style placed him among the most feared bowlers of his time, offering Australia a crucial edge in various cricketing encounters.

Trent Boult (NZ),

known for his lethal swing, reached the landmark in 56 matches. His ability to swing the ball both ways and extract movement off the pitch has consistently troubled batsmen, cementing his place as a match-winner for New Zealand.

Mohammed Shami (IND),

in 56 matches, showcased his ability to move the ball and seam it both ways, earning crucial breakthroughs for India. His consistency and accuracy in hitting the right lengths have been vital in India's bowling attack.

Jasprit Bumrah (IND),

with his unique action, took 57 matches to reach 100 ODI wickets. His accuracy, coupled with his ability to bowl deadly yorkers at the death, has made him a go-to bowler for India in crucial moments.

Matt Henry (NZ),

with his pace and aggression, reached 100 ODI wickets in 57 matches. His ability to generate speed and trouble batsmen with his aggressive approach has been a valuable asset for the New Zealand cricket team.

Waqar Younis (PAK),

a pioneer of reverse swing, achieved 100 ODI wickets in 59 matches. His mastery of reverse-swinging yorkers and toe-crushing deliveries made him a formidable force during his era, leaving a lasting impact on the art of fast bowling.

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