Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc's 'thunderbolt' is now at the center of the world-wide discussion. Just like the great one, England batsman James Vince bowled, it can be compared to the thunderbolt. Michael von told Stark's ball "the best of the 21st Century". The 144-kilometer speed ball made from the round-the-wicket, entered into the air, pitching it on the wicket, broke a bit and broke the Vince's offstump.

This amazing delivery of Stark took Shane Warne 24 years ago today In 1993, the ball which broke the middle stump of English batsman Mike Gatting by pitching his leg on the leg stump in 1993, was named as the 'best of the twentieth century'.
Like many other stars like Warne and Stark, the ball has taken another height in the history of cricket. Because of those balls, the stars have always got place in the hearts of cricket fans.

Wasim Akram's two balls, 1992

first innings scored Pakistan scored 249 runs England were going ahead with a slow start to the goal. But in the 35th over of the innings, Bowling changed the scene and Wasim Akram changed the scenario. Two batsmen, Alan Lamb and Chris Lewis, returned in successive two balls. Two balls were like dreams. Akram, who took a stand off the ball from the middle stump, said, Afterwards, Luis was fooled by insulating her in the ceiling of his offstamp. It is almost sure that these two deliveries are Pakistan's birNubhai World Cup.

Warne's 'Ezbaston-Wonder', in 2005,

Shane Warne, owner of the century's best ball of the year, gave birth to another magical delivery in the 2005 Ashes. He bowled Andrew Strauss in the Edgbaston Test in Ashes and pitch the ball outside the offstum. Strauss could not understand that day, how many of the offstumps pitching the ball broke his leg stump!