Naah, he was never express. He could crank it up to 145 at times, although he was only clocked at 145 once in his career, thats his fastest recorded delivery.
He mostly operated in 130's. Whether thats Indian-esque ( is that even a word?) trundler is regardless.
Wrong. Wasim was quick (at least mid 140s) in his earlier days before he got diagnosed with diabetes (in 1997 I think), after that he had to cut the pace down and age caught on to him as well. His average pace then was around 135 but he could still push 140 sometimes.
He was clocked at 145 once in his career, which has been his fastest recorded delivery. So you are right in saying that he could touch mid 140's, but that wasnt regular.
Naah, he was never express. He could crank it up to 145 at times, although he was only clocked at 145 once in his career, thats his fastest recorded delivery.
He mostly operated in 130's. Whether thats Indian-esque ( is that even a word?) trundler is regardless.
He was clocked at 145 once in his career, which has been his fastest recorded delivery. So you are right in saying that he could touch mid 140's, but that wasnt regular.
They only started recording speeds in the very late 90s and early 2000s where Wasim was 35+ yet was still bowling 137 kph. Many batsmen have said he was genuinely quick so I think it's safe to assume a 25 year old, healthy Wasim was bowling at least in the low 140s during most of his career.
He was clocked at 145 once in his career, which has been his fastest recorded delivery. So you are right in saying that he could touch mid 140's, but that wasnt regular.
Warne going as far as saying "his spell on a flat Faisalabad wicket is the fastest he's ever seen." This coming from a guy who's seen Shoaib at his fastest.