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Mitchell Starc bowls 160kph delivery

| | Nov 16, 2015, at 04:09 am
Perth, Nov 15 (IBNS): Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc on Sunday clocked over the 160kph mark during the ongoing Test match against New Zealand.

In the fourth ball of his 21st over, Starc clocked 160.4kph.

Ross Taylor faced the delivery.

Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee tweeted: "OMG @mstarc56 . serious pace "

Another ex-pacer Damien Fleming said: "Starcy hits 160.4kph and another chance hits the turf. This is great Test cricket here #AUSvNZ."

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