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With just couple of months are left for the World Cup 2015 in Australia and New Zealand , the excitement of the tournament has reached on its peak.  The Australian pitches is considered as the toughest pitch in this world that could help the fast bowlers who have pace and bounce. Being the hosts, Aussies and BlackCaps will familiar with the conditions. Here we made top three bowlers who could make an impact at the ICC cricket world cup 2015. Dale Steyn South Africa’s right-arm fast bowler Dale Steyn is known for his pace, who rattles the opponent batsman with his quick delivery. The 31-year-old, who made his ODI’s debut in 2005, has been a key player for the Proteas with a best bowling figures 6/39. Steyn has claimed 145 wickets in 93 One Day Internationals. Mitchell Johnson Australian left-arm fast bowler Mitchell Johnson is considered as one of the fast bowlers in the world cricket with an average speed of 144KPH and capability to bowl in exces...

Fast bowler Mitchell Johnson has been out from Australian T-20 squad for South Africa tour and David Hussey also has been ruled out from the Australian ODI team. Australia to play two T-20 match against South Africa on 13 and 16 October and will start three ODI match series from 19 October while test series will be held in November. Chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch said, The tour of South Africa will hard enough and South Africa is very strong team and to play on their own territory is always difficult, he said that because of bad performance Johnson was out of T20 squad, although He have been placed in the ODI team, test team will be announced in the next month. One-day : Michael Clarke (captain), Ricky Ponting, Patrick Cummins, Doug Bollinger, Shane Watson, Mike Hussey, Xavier Doherty, Brad Haddin, Shaun Marsh, James Pattinson, Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee, Steven Smith and David Warne. Twenty20 : Cameron White (captain), Patrick Cummins, Aaron Finch, Shane Watson,...

Australian Fast bowler Mitchell Johnson has refused to play in big bash due to the busy schedule of the Australian cricket. Australia now have to go to Sri Lanka tour then South Africa tour after returning from South Africa, Australia will host New Zealand and India Series. Johnson said to reporters in Brisbane at Australia training center that " At the moment I've decided not to sign with any of the Twenty20 sides. The Perth Scorchers (a Big Bash side) approached me and at the moment I am just happy to focus on the summer coming up " He said India team is coming here and actually india is extremely strong team. Our coming schedule is quite busy. First go to the Sri Lanka tour then in South Africa. we will be quite busy in the summer in the domestic series so my full attention is on these Schedule.