Australian rising speedster Pat Cummins said that he is hoping to surpass his own pace record of 153 km/hr by launching a quicker delivery during the ongoing World Cup campaign.
Earlier, Cummins clocked at 153 km/hr in a one-dayer at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Reflecting on his pace, Cummins said that he had got up to 153km/hr and, he hoped he could bowl quicker than that, News.com.au reported.
Cummins further said that some days he seemed to get into a really good rhythm and the ball just seemed to be flying out of his hand, adding that he was a guy who just rips in and tries to bowl quickly, the report added.
The rising pace bowler is eagerly waiting for his turn to go at full-throttle, complementing Australian much-vaunted bowling line-up, which encompasses pace spearhead Mitchell Johnson, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazelwood.
After winning the World Cup opener against England by 111 runs, Australia will next meet Bangladesh on Friday in Brisbane.
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