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Learn about Morne Morkel, a fast bowler who played for South Africa and various T20 teams. Find out his stats, records, video highlights and family background.
In the edition of the league Morkel took 25 wickets in 16 matches and collected the Purple Cap for the best wicket-taking bowler playing for Delhi Daredevils. He last played for Kolkata Knight Riders in the 2016 Indian Premier League. Playing style. Morkel is a right-arm fast bowler and useful lower order left-handed batsman.
- Fidel Edwards. Standing on top,Fidel Edwards has the fastest ball (among current cricketers) record to his name which cameagainst South Africa in 2003.Edwards has described his bowling style to benatural and is comfotable at bowling very fast throughout the match.
- Mitchell Johnson. Mitchell Johnson's156.8 kph in the Ashes last yearis the second fastest in the list and the 7th in the all time list. At the age of 17,former Test fast-bowler Dennis Lilleeidentified him as a "once-in-nine-lives prospect" and that 17-year old has now turned into one of thebest fast bowlers in the world.
- Dale Steyn. Dale Steyn is one of the most iconic bowlers in cricket history, probably the most experienced one in this list. His highest speed is equal toLasith Malinga's155.7 kph.Both Steyn and Malinga are the 10th fastest bowlers of all time.
- Lasith Malinga. Lasith Malinga is one of the most lethal bowlers of all time, and his fierce fastspeed is one of the reasons. His fastest ever ball is recorded at 155.7 kph.
Morne Morkel is a South African fast bowler who played Tests, ODIs and T20s for his country. The web page has his career statistics, personal information and IPL records, but does not mention his fastest ball or any other relevant information.
Morne Morkel. Birth date: October 06, 1984 Birth place: Vereeniging ... Bowling style: Fast. Test. Teams played for: South Africa. Bowling; Year Innings Overs Runs ...
Find out the complete career stats of Morne Morkel, a South African cricketer who bowled right-arm fast. See his matches, innings, runs, wickets, and more in different formats.
