A right-arm medium-fast bowler is a type of cricket player who delivers the ball with their right arm at a medium-fast pace. This bowler typically bowls at speeds ranging from 75 to 85 miles per hour. Their primary goal is to dismiss batsmen by either hitting the stumps or inducing mistakes that lead to catches. Medium-fast bowlers often use a combination of seam movement and swing to deceive batsmen. They can vary their deliveries with different techniques, such as inswing and outswing, to create challenges for the opposing team. Notable right-arm medium-fast bowlers include Glenn McGrath and James Anderson.