Who are the world's best fast bowlers at the moment?

[piriyanth]

Who are the worlds best fast bowlers at the moment?

In terms of:

Pace-Dale Steyn
Carry-Andrew Flintoff
Bounce-Siddle
Variation-Malinga
Wicket-Taking-Mitchell Johnson
Damage-to-Batsmen-Mitchell Johnson
Consistency-Steyn
In-Consistency -Ishant Sharma
Most-Injured-Andrew Flintoff
Experience-Brett Lee
Most-Magical-Deliveries-Malinga

 

[khalek]

All Bangladesh pacers including Mashrafe.

 

[SciD]

Shoaib Akhtar

 

[Aditya]

Stuart broad and Brett lee.

 

[drainpipe32]

Pace- Brett Lee
Carry- Dirk Nannes/Steve Harmison
Bounce- Mitchell Johnson
Variation- Lasith Malinga
Wicket-Taking-Mitchell Johnson
Damage-to-Batsmen-Mitchell Johnson
Consistency-Steyn
In-Consistency- ?
Most-Injured- Andrew Flintoff
Experience- Brett Lee
Most-Magical-Deliveries- Stuart Broad

 

[iridescentt]

Pace - Paul Collingwood

 

[King Pietersen]

Pace- Brett Lee
Carry- Mitchell Johnson
Bounce- Steve Harmison (when in decent rhythm)
Variation- Lasith Malinga
Movement- James Anderson in the air and Mohammed Asif off the deck
Wicket-Taking- Dale Steyn
Damage-to-Batsmen- Mitchell Johnson
Consistency- Dale Steyn
In-Consistency- Ishant Sharma or Shaun Tait
Most-Injured- Andrew Flintoff or Shaun Tait
Experience- Brett Lee
Most-Magical-Deliveries- Brett Lee.

 

[ajdude]

Rana Naved ffs, best ODI death bowler bar Umar Gul. Suppose he'd go under variation. Unless we mean like express pace, in which case potentially it could be Pete Siddle, but right now I'd say Dale Steyn.

 

[King Pietersen]

I'd take Brett Lee and Andrew Flintoff ahead of Rana Naved at the end of an innings tbh.

 

[ajdude]

Lee and Flintoff for fear, yes, but did you see him? Bowled maidens in the 45th and 47th overs iirc haha. Perhaps I'm talking fluent ████, but seeing him last night turned me on, even if it was against us. Harmison on his day can be fliping good though.

EDIT: Possibly the most off-topic thing ever, but I'm torn between listening to both of Tenacious D's albums or watching their movie. Any help? (expecting sudden influx of facepalms)

 

[King Pietersen]

I didn't see him yesterday, but I have seen him at the death a fair bit, and he does have a fine yorker and good variation, but I don't think you can beat 90mph reverse swinging yorkers from Lee and Flintoff. Especially Lee, Australia look clueless at the death without him in their side. Such a class ODi bowler.

Avoid both, and listen to some proper music (Y).

 

[ajdude]

But...1 run from 20 balls at the death...actually now that I think about it, it was against Lee and Hauritz. Forget it, Lee/Flintoff prevail on their day. But Rana's fair good haha.

And what, I'm getting bored of Dream Theater, I need something else. Beelzeboss has its moments. And anyway, I don't want DT to get completely boring before I see them in December, haha.

 

[nz0003]

Pace- Keran Roach
Carry- Mitchell Johnson
Bounce- Steve Harmison
Variation- Lasith Malinga
Movement- Shane Bond
Wicket-Taking- Dale Steyn
Damage-to-Batsmen- Mitchell Johnson
Consistency- Dale Steyn
In-Consistency- Shaun Tait
Most-Injured- Shane Bond
Experience- Brett Lee
Most-Magical-Deliveries- Mohammed Asif

 

[SciD]

In-Consistency- Ishant Sharma

He is consistent in short and wide bowling.

 

[King Pietersen]

Pace- Keran Roach

Who the frig's Keran Roach?

Presume you mean Kemar Roach, if so, he has got some good wheels. Not sure he's the quickest in the world. He was #1 in the speed rankings in the CT last time I saw, but that was before Lee and Johnson bowled a ball. I'm pretty sure Lee is more consistently quick and bowls quicker single deliveries than Roach. Certainly looks quicker as well, as do Johnson, Tait, Steyn and maybe Fidel Edwards.