fast bowlers

Types of boleo The fast bowlers are able to consistently achieve launch speeds of up to 150 km / h, for which they have to take a run of about 20 to 30 meters. The atmospheric conditions influence the boleo of swing, and at a slightly lower speed, from 130 to 140 km / h, on a clear day, the ball would go straight.
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However, if the day is cloudy it begins to swing, that is, it describes an unexpected arc that the bowler tries to go to the wicket ( in-swing ) ( thus eliminating the batter by lbw when the shot fails or bowling ) or out , getting an effect similar to the seamer. The slow bowlers ( spinners ) have a very different action: their run is only 2 or 3 m and they throw the ball at a speed between 80 and 100 km / h. They base their action, not on the speed, but on the effect given to the ball, either with the fingers, or with the wrist.

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