Shabnim Ismail has bowled the quickest supply in ladies’s cricket since speeds have been recorded.
The previous South Africa quick bowler was clocked at 132.1km/h (82.08mph) taking part in for Mumbai Indians in opposition to Delhi Capitals within the Girls’s Premier League.
Ex-Australia captain Meg Lanning was hit on the entrance pad by the supply however an attraction for lbw was turned down.
It’s the first time the 130km/h barrier has been damaged within the ladies’s recreation.
The Mumbai seamer broke the file with the second ball of the third over of the match unaware she had completed so till the tip of the innings, saying she does not “have a look at the massive display screen when I’m bowling”.
Ismail, 35, additionally holds the file for the quickest ball in ladies’s worldwide cricket – 128km/h (79.54mph) in opposition to the West Indies in 2016 – and hit 127km/h twice in the course of the 2022 World Cup.
Regardless of her record-breaking supply, it was a tricky day for Ismail as she took 1-46 from her 4 overs in a 29-run loss for Mumbai.
Jemimah Rodrigues starred for Delhi, hitting an unbeaten 69 from 33 balls.