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Top five fastest deliveries in IPL 2026

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Published at :April 5, 2026 at 9:03 AM
Modified at :April 5, 2026 at 9:03 AM
Top five fastest deliveries in IPL 2026

Only two Indians feature in the list of bowlers with top five fastest deliveries in IPL 2026.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 has started, and the first week of the competition has already produced many moments to remember. The game in the past few years has changed to become more batter-friendly, and the bowlers have also adapted and are now trying to be smarter with different types of variations and slower deliveries.

Even in these times, fast deliveries are important and still valuable. Pace bowlers can still create havoc with their speed and there is always a different thriller when a fast bowler charges in to deliver a thunderbolt. This IPL has already seen some of the fastest deliveries from very quick bowlers, both from India as well as overseas players.

Who has delivered the fastest ball in IPL 2026?

Gujarat Titans’ Ashok Sharma has delivered the fastest ball in IPL 2026.

Which Indian bowler has delivered the fastest ball in IPL 2026?

Ashok Sharma of Gujarat Titans delivered 154.2 kmph, which is the fastest ball by Indian pacer in IPL 2026.

Top five fastest balls of IPL 2026

RankName TeamSpeed (km/h)
1stAshok Sharma Gujrat Titans 154.2
2ndAnrich Nortje Lucknow Super Giants150.9
3rd Kartik Tyagi Kolkata Knight Riders 149.7
4thKagiso Rabada Gujrat Titans 149.1
5thJamie Overton Chennai Super Kings 145.6

Here is the list of the top five fastest deliveries in IPL 2026

5. Jamie Overton – 145.6 km/h

At number 5, Jamie Overton bowled a delivery recording a sheer speed of 145.6 km/h. Even though Chennai Super Kings’ luck has not clicked in this year’s IPL, as they have lost both of their earlier matches, Overton has shown good pace in his bowling and will be important in the upcoming games.

4. Kagiso Rabada – 149.1 km/h

South Africa, Kagiso Rabada, GT, IPL 2025
Kagiso Rabada of Gujrat Titans celebrates the wicket (Photo by Pankaj Nangia/Getty Images)

At number 4, Kagiso Rabada, representing Gujarat Titans, bowled a terrific delivery at a speed of 149.1 km/h. The South African is known for his pace and has been up to the mark so far in this year’s IPL.

3. Kartik Tyagi – 149.7 km/h

The third position is held by Kartik Tyagi, who is making his comeback to the IPL. Tyagi, who was once popular for his action and regarded as an emerging star, had a few ups and downs. This year, playing for Kolkata Knight Riders, he has shown great maturity and impressed everyone with his pace, with one delivery clocking 149.7 km/h.

2. Anrich Nortje – 150.9 km/h

At number 2 is Anrich Nortje. Nortje is always seen in the list of fastest deliveries and has earned this reputation. Representing Lucknow Super Giants this season, he recorded a delivery at 150.9 km/h, leaving everyone impressed as usual.

1. Ashok Sharma – 154.2 km/h

Gujarat Titans bowler Ashok Sharma
Gujarat Titans bowler Ashok Sharma (Image Source:BCCI/IPL)

At the first position is a very new name, Ashok Sharma. Sharma is making his IPL debut and has already left everyone speechless with his pace bowling. He bowled a delivery at 154.2 km/h, which caught everyone’s attention, and fans are talking about the raw pace he brings. Moving forward, he will be a player to watch out for and will be important in the campaign of Gujarat Titans.

Who bowled the fastest delivery in IPL 2026?

Ashok Sharma Recorded the fastest delivery of IPL 2026 clicking 154.2 km/h

When will IPL 2026 final take place?

The IPL 2026 final will be played on May 31.

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Jayant Kumar Pandey
Jayant Kumar Pandey

Kabaddi is old, but not older than my love for it. I am still a rookie, but kabaddi is one thing I have been following passionately since my childhood. I don't miss any matches of the league and I regularly follow domestic and international tournaments as well.