Cricket is considered a “gentleman’s game,” cricket is a team sport that charms players and sports enthusiasts alike with its highly distinctive gameplay. It is a product of different yet equally important elements: fielding, batting, and bowling.

Bowling is the part of the sport that brings the ball into the game at great speed. The history of cricket has seen some of the fastest bowlers, such as Shoaib Akhtar, Shane Bond, Brett Lee, J. Thomson, and Malcolm Marshall. Currently, Shoaib Akhtar from Pakistan holds the record for the fastest delivery at 161.3 km/h.

The incredible recorded speed makes one wonder: “How do they measure the bowling speed quickly?” and wondered how fast your bowling might be?

There are two ways to measure bowling speed in cricket: radar gun and Hawk-Eye technology. however, they're not generally widely available to clubs and schools

Why Measure Your Bowling Speed?
There are several reasons why a player might want to know
how fast they are bowling. Firstly, and most simply, if you bowl very fast, you’ll be very hard to bat against. It is also a good measure of the consistency of your bowling technique