1. Bhuvaneshwar Kumar
There is no issue that Bhuvi is the best fast bowler at the moment and no one can stop him. Some people may say that the pace at which he bowls is not so threatening but the fact is that his line, length, and movement is the best in the world. He is very economical at the death and is very accurate with his yorkers.
He rarely fails with the ball. He is a good batsman too and a reliable number 8. He certainly can bat a bit with a proper batsman at the other end. He is a fantastic fielder who can cover large distances in no time. He is a quality player and more importantly, an excellent bowler and the leader of the Indian pace attack.
2.Jasprit Bumrah
Also known as the 'Yorker King' by many, he is as good a death bowler as one can get. He is good with the new ball as well and has been a revelation in Tests for India. He bowls at speeds of 140+ kmph and hits the deck hard. He angles the ball away from the left-handers very well.
Give him 6 to defend off the last over and he will take it to the last ball. That's the type of bowler he is. One can never count Bumrah out and he's already the number 1 ranked bowler in ODIs. Jasprit, at 24, still has a long way to go and most certainly he's one of the finest bowlers going around at the moment.
3.Kagiso Rabada
Rightfully termed as Dale Steyn's successor, He is the best South African fast bowler at the moment. He is as quick a bowler as can be and was a challenge to even Virat Kohli, the greatest batsman of the era. His bouncers are ripping and create music to the ears. He bowls at a deadly pace and he's a nightmare on bouncy tracks.
He is one of the very few bowlers who can bowl very well at the death. He can swing the ball and he battles out fire with fire. His aggression is something that he can be proud of even though it has landed him into trouble quite a few times. He's still 23 and has a long way to go but Rabada is a very fit bowler and he's sure to become one of the very best in this game.
4.Mitchell Starc
Here's another left-arm quick. This time from Australia though. He stands at 6"6' and throws down the ball at a lethal pace. He bowls at speeds up to 150 kmph and breaches the 150 mark occasionally. He bowls at a consistent line and length which often troubles even the best of batters across the world.
He is very good at the death and his Yorkers are more often than not spot-on. Mitch is a threat with the old ball as well. He possesses the ability to reverse swing the ball at a very good pace, getting those crucial middle-order wickets in important junctures of the game.
Even though Starc is very injury-prone, he's as good a bowler as one can get.
5.Trent Boult
The left-arm speedster from New Zealand is perhaps the quickest bowler after Mitchell Starc at the moment. He bowls at a speed of more than 145 kmph and swings the ball both ways. He has the capability to trouble even the best of oppositions, best of batsmen on the world's best batting track. He is a versatile bowler and adapts to the conditions very quickly.
Trent is economical at the death and his toe-crushing yorkers are more or less unplayable. With the veteran Tim Southee in his side, Trent will only get better with time and age. He's very fit and is sure to continue for another 5-7 years.
Boult is one of the best fielders of the game and is very quick in the outfield. New Zealand is fortunate enough to have a quality bowler like Trent with them. He hasn't played much international cricket this year but he's still on the 6th and 2nd position in the ICC bowler rankings for Tests and ODIs, respectively.
