
Athlete
Brett Lee
Australian fast bowler and Cricket World Cup winner
2 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.
Brett Lee Cricket bowling speed
Brett Lee's recorded Cricket bowling speed is 160.8 km/h. Performance date: 2005-03. Age at the time: 28. This was a competition result. The source at nzc.nz gives this mark. Source type: official result.
Australia against New Zealand ODI at Napier · Delivery to Craig Cumming in the Napier ODI
Source quote and limits
“160.8 km/h (99.9 mph) thunderbolt to Craig Cumming.”
New Zealand Cricket states March 2005; the exact match day is not stated in this source. This is a measured delivery speed. Some later lists give 161.1 km/h, but the named federation source gives 160.8 km/h.
| Date | Competition / season and method | Value | Unit | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2005-03age 28 | Australia against New Zealand ODI at NapierCricket bowling speed | 160.8 | km/h | nzc.nzEvidenceOfficial result; Competition; performance date 2005-03. Brett Lee joining Wellington Firebirds in HRV Cup Delivery to Craig Cumming in the Napier ODI “160.8 km/h (99.9 mph) thunderbolt to Craig Cumming.” New Zealand Cricket states March 2005; the exact match day is not stated in this source. This is a measured delivery speed. Some later lists give 161.1 km/h, but the named federation source gives 160.8 km/h. |
| 2002-03-08age 25 | Australia against South AfricaCricket bowling speed | 157.4 | km/h | i.imgci.commedium confidenceEvidenceNews report; Competition; performance date 2002-03-08. International Bowling Speeds - Cricinfo Australia fast bowler; reported match speed “Brett Lee Australia 157.4 v South Africa 08/03/2002” The Cricinfo archive table gives the player, unit in kph, opponent and date. Date uses day/month/year, consistent with its other rows such as 27/04/2002. This is a separately reported delivery from the existing March 2005 Napier mark. Device consistency limits the comparison across matches. |
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