Indian bowlers who can bowl 150 km/h in IPL: Lucknow Super Giants pacer Mayank Yadav shocked Punjab Kings batters with his fiery deliveries, consistently bowling over 150 km/h with the perfect line and length in IPL 2024.
There has been anticipation among fans over who will be the next uncapped Indian pace bowler capable of hitting the mark of 150 km/h or even more.
Let’s look at a few Indian bowlers who can ball 150 km/h in IPL and might be the next big thing in the Indian pace bowling unit.
Indian bowlers who can ball 150 km/h in IPL
Kartik Tyagi :
A right-arm fast bowler, capable of swinging the ball both ways at high pace, last year in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy while playing for Uttar Pradesh, consistently produced 150 km/h deliveries to the Gujarat batters, particularly to Piyush Chawla, who also suffered a blow to the head from Tyagi’s fiery pace.
Tyagi currently plays for Gujarat Titans, and he has the potential to deliver quick deliveries in the upcoming matches of the IPL.
Sushant Mishra:
Playing for Jharkhand in domestic cricket, Sushant has emerged as one of the most promising talents in the Indian pace bowling unit.
He surely can bowl aggressive deliveries, especially in the death overs of the game, where controlling the run flow is crucial.
Multiple franchises in this auction favorably desired this 23-year-old left-arm speedster. Ultimately, Gujarat Titans acquired him, securing his services for a huge sum of Rs 2.2 crore.
Like Tyagi, he can swing the ball both ways, mainly effective in the initial stages of the match, but can also be utilized as a death bowler.
Mohsin Khan:
After spending initial years on the Mumbai Indians bench, the 2022 IPL edition became a major event for Mohsin Khan when he joined the LSG camp.
He emerged as a key bowler for them and came into the spotlight when he successfully defended 11 runs off the final over against the dangerous Tim David in his second game.
This left-arm pacer is a unique find in the IPL who has quick deliveries in his arsenal. Khan could play a crucial role as a death-over bowler who can control the flow of runs and bowl fiery deliveries to the batter.
Harshit Rana:
Harshit Rana is an emerging name in this IPL. After joining the KKR camp in 2022, Harshit has grown over the years as a lethal fast bowler for the side.
Speaking of his bowling, he consistently delivers at 90 miles per hour, which has already troubled many batters in this ongoing IPL, including players like Mayank Agarwal.
He certainly can bowl aggressive deliveries, especially in the death overs of the game, where controlling the run flow is crucial.
He is one player people can surely bet on, as he could produce deliveries at 150 km/h.
Mukesh Choudhary :
In a very short period, this 27-year-old speedster has already become a key player for CSK. Choudhary has played 13 matches and taken 16 wickets with an economy rate of 9.32.
He has amazing abilities to generate pace with his skiddy action, which confuses the batters because of the unexpected pace he produces with the help of the surface.
He is probably the next big thing coming into the Indian fast bowling scene.
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