For decades, India have produced fast bowlers capable of troubling the world's best, but the elusive 160 kph barrier remains unconquered
India handed Ashok Sharma his international cap recently against Zimbabwe (Image Source: X/@BCCI)
Aug 06, 2026
03:18 am
What's the storyFor decades, India have produced fast bowlers capable of troubling the world's best, but the elusive 160 kph barrier remains unconquered.
A new generation of express pacers, armed with improved fitness, biomechanics and fearless intent, has reignited hopes of achieving that milestone.
Explore India's promising young pace attack, showcasing talent and potential amidst a new era in cricket.
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