A medium-fast bowler is a type of cricket bowler who delivers the ball at a speed that is faster than a medium pace but slower than a fast bowler. Typically, their bowling speed ranges from 130 to 140 kilometers per hour (about 81 to 87 miles per hour). This style allows them to maintain control while still posing a challenge to batsmen. Medium-fast bowlers often use a combination of seam movement and swing to deceive batsmen. They can effectively target both the stumps and the edges of the bat, making them versatile in different playing conditions. Notable medium-fast bowlers include Glenn McGrath and James Anderson.