Umran Malik bowled at 156 km/h, breaking the record for the fastest ball by an Indian bowler. However, official broadcasts in Hindi and English caused a lot of confusion by showing different results with the same shipment of speed guns, so it is possible that he was not credited.
Umran Malik impressed with the wickets as well as the pace. In his first ODI match between India and Sri Lanka played at his Barsapara Cricket Stadium ,Guwahati played 8 overs and he finished 3-57 as India won by 67 runs, a 3-game competition in which he led 1-0. But it was his 156 km/h speed that caused his name to trend on his social media platform on Tuesday night. This broke his own record for the fastest performance by an Indian bowler. However, official broadcasts in Hindi and English caused a lot of confusion by showing different results with the same shipment of speed guns, so it is possible that he was not credited.
Umran, brought in just after the power play, delivered that record ball in the fourth delivery of 2 overs, 14 overs for the Sri Lankan Chase. In the Hindi broadcast, when Umran threw his fourth ball of the over, nothing appeared on the speed gun displayed at the bottom of the screen, but moments later, the The speed was displayed, showing that the fourth ball was 156 km/h. It was longer and more rounded when Sri Lankan hitter Charith Asalanka broke his sleeve on two singles.
However, the English broadcast recorded the same delivery at 145.7 km/h. This caused a great deal of confusion and cast doubt on the actual speed of the consignments bowled by Umran. We keep records. His fastest performance in the T20Is is 155 km/h, which he achieved six days ago against Sri Lanka. However, his fastest performance was his IPL in Mumbai when he clocked 157 km/h in a match against the Indians.
He ended the game by dismissing Asalanka on the final ball. When the batsmen tried to throw it away, it was short and slammed the leg stump line, but was feathered when wicketkeeper KL Rahul completed the sacking. bottom. Because UltraEdge later indicated that the Bat wasn’t involved.
He also dismissed Pathum Nissanka for 72 in 31 overs and Wellalage in the next over for a duck.
“I’ve played six of his games and I just want to bowl well in the right places. The wicket is flat and I talk to Siraj Bhai and his Shami Bhai to make sure I make the most of my pace. instructed. I want to be as specific as possible,” he said after India’s victory.