Medium-fast bowlers are cricket players who deliver the ball at a speed that is faster than medium pace but slower than fast bowling. They typically bowl at speeds ranging from 120 to 140 kilometers per hour (75 to 87 miles per hour). Their style combines speed with the ability to swing or seam the ball, making them effective in various conditions. These bowlers often focus on accuracy and consistency rather than sheer pace. They can create pressure on batsmen by maintaining tight lines and lengths. Notable medium-fast bowlers include Glenn McGrath and James Anderson, who have excelled in international cricket.