Inswing refers to a type of delivery in cricket where the ball moves towards the batsman after being bowled. This movement occurs due to the way the bowler grips and releases the ball, often using a seam position that directs airflow. Inswing can be particularly effective against right-handed batsmen, as it can lead to bowled or leg-before-wicket (LBW) dismissals. Bowlers who specialize in inswing often have a unique technique and may use a swing bowling style to achieve this effect. Famous inswing bowlers include Wasim Akram and James Anderson, who have mastered the art of swinging the ball to outsmart batsmen.