As we delve deep into the rich history of Pakistan cricket, we cannot help but be impressed by the numerous talented fast bowlers who have graced the country's cricket grounds over the years. Known for its passion for cricket, Pakistan has always produced legendary pacers who left an indelible mark on the sport. When we remember these iconic names, we are reminded of the unparalleled legacy of Pakistan fast bowling. In this article, we profile the top 10 fast bowlers of all time for Pakistan.

In the history of Pakistan cricket, the fast bowling department has always been a source of pride and strength. The country continued to produce talented pacers who matched the talents of some of the most famous bowlers in history. The lethal combination of reverse swing and raw pace exhibited by these legendary pacers often proved a nightmare for the opposition batsmen.

What sets these 10 bowlers apart is their ability to change the course of the game and their uncanny ability to take advantage of the situation and the wicket they encountered. They each brought unique skills to the table, be it mastering the art of reverse swing, producing deadly outswingers or unleashing blistering pace. Let's take a closer look at the achievements of these 10 giants of Pakistan cricket. Pakistanis go wild watching Imran Khan in 1983

1. Imran Khan

Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan is an everlasting inspiration for generations of fast bowlers. His mastery of outswing and reverse swing made him a formidable opponent, especially under overcast skies. Imran Khan's pace was as refined as it was challenging for batsmen. With 362 wickets in 88 Tests and 182 wickets in 175 ODIs, Imran Khan's name is etched in the history of cricket. He remains the only Pakistani bowler to be in the top 10 wicket-takers in Test matches against India.

2. Sarfaraz Nawaz

The inventor of reverse swing, Sarfaraz Nawaz was a threat to batsmen regardless of the pitch conditions. His devastating reverse swing, combined with the breathtaking speed he generated with his forearms, confounded even the strongest batting line-ups. Nawaz's record of 177 wickets in 90 Test matches includes an astounding 9/86, and 63 wickets in 45 ODIs with a best of 4/27, showcasing his unparalleled ability.

3. Fazal Mahmud

Though Fazal Mahmud's performances pale in comparison to those of modern cricketers, he was a pioneer in the 1950s and 1960s. Mahmud's pace and swing played a crucial role in Pakistan's victories against formidable opponents like India, Australia and England. In 34 Tests, he took 139 wickets with a best figure of 7/42.