Watch: Umran Malik bowls quickest ball in historical past of Indian cricket, betters his personal file – Examine | Cricket Information

Umran Malik, an Indian paceman, ignited the velocity gun on Tuesday on the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati by bowling a 156 kph supply versus Sri Lanka. Malik broke his private mark to overhaul one other Indian pacer. The quick bowler delivered the ball within the second over of his opening spell (the 14th over of the inning). Within the first T20I match in opposition to Sri Lanka, the right-arm pacer beat out Jasprit Bumrah’s file by clocking in at 155 kph on the velocity radar. The pacer, who was born in Jammu, beat Bumrah’s earlier file of 153.36 kph to change into the quickest Indian bowler.

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The supply was not solely the quickest of the match however was pivotal too because it removed Sri Lanka captain Dasun Shanaka who was bamboozling the Indian assault up till then.

Malik turned the match on its head for the hosts as Shanaka was dismissed for 45 off 27 balls on the 155 kph lightning-quick supply, leaving Sri Lanka in a spot of hassle needing 34 off 20 balls with simply three wickets in hand.

Mohammed Shami is third on the listing for bowling the quickest supply. He racked up his tempo to 153.3 kph whereas Navdeep Saini is fourth recording 152.85 kph on the velocity gun.

Nevertheless, Malik has attained speeds higher than 155 kph. He clocked in 156.9 kph whereas taking part in within the IPL 2022 for the Sunrisers Hyderabad in opposition to Delhi Daredevils. The supply was the second quickest of IPL 2022 simply behind Lockie Ferguson’s 157.3 kph supply.

Virat Kohli’s forty fifth ODI century and half-centuries from the Indian openers propelled India to their twenty second 300-plus ODI complete in opposition to Sri Lanka within the first ODI of the three-match sequence.

Shubhman Gill (70) and Rohit Sharma (83) laid an ideal platform for the Indian batters as they stitched a 143-run opening stand. Virat’s 113 made certain that India didn’t lose momentum as KL Rahul (39) and Shreyas Iyer (28) chipped in with helpful cameos because the hosts posted a mammoth complete of 373 runs.