A Middle-Order Batsman is a cricket player who typically bats in the middle of the batting lineup, usually in positions 4 to 7. Their primary role is to stabilize the innings after early wickets fall and to build partnerships with other batsmen. They are often skilled at both defensive and aggressive batting, adapting their style based on the match situation. Middle-order batsmen are crucial in limited-overs formats like One Day Internationals and Twenty20 cricket, where quick scoring is essential. They often face a variety of bowling styles and must be versatile, capable of rotating the strike and accelerating the scoring when needed.