A medium pace bowler is a type of cricket bowler who delivers the ball at a moderate speed, typically between 60 to 80 miles per hour. This style of bowling focuses on accuracy and consistency rather than sheer pace. Medium pace bowlers often use variations in spin and seam movement to deceive batsmen, making them effective in different playing conditions. These bowlers play a crucial role in a cricket team, providing control and the ability to build pressure on the batting side. Famous medium pace bowlers include James Anderson and Glenn McGrath, known for their skill in maintaining tight lines and lengths.