- Mohammad Irfan (Pakistan) – 7’1″ (216 cm) International cricket’s tallest cricketer used this towering height of left arm pacers to make severe bouncers and drawing the ball away from the bat from wickets. Mohammed Irfan is that one kind of bowler who really had some scares for the opposition while this stalwart played all around their glorious career during the 2010-2019 span. Also Read: Know About Matheesha Pathirana’s Girlfriend
- Joel Garner (West Indies) – 6’8″ (203 cm)
Known as “Big Bird,” Garner was one of the most feared bowlers of the 1980s. His height and high-arm action gave him unmatched accuracy and steep bounce, making him a cornerstone of the West Indies’ pace attack - Bruce Reid (Australia) – 6’8″ (203 cm)
A left-arm pacer, Reid was an Australian cricketer in the late 1980s to early 1990. His skills of swing the ball and create bounce made him quite a proposition for people despite it being an injury-prone career - Kyle Jamieson (New Zealand) – 6’8″ (203 cm)
Currently playing, Jamieson emerged very quickly as one of New Zealand’s brightest players. He is an asset to the game with both bowling with speed and accuracy and batting. In this context, he is an all-rounder of value in modern cricket - Blessing Muzarabani (Zimbabwe) – 6’8″ (203 cm)
He is a Zimbabwe youth fast bowler in international cricket, whose height brings the much-needed bounce and troubles on most surfaces for his side and helps him go out there and contribute significantly in that effort. These impressive heights are even more so with contribution to the game as well as domination over the field by using tall stature.
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