Bowler: A player from the fielding team who delivers the ball to the batsman. Distinguished as:

• Fast Bowler: A bowler who bowls at a high speed, typically generating bounce and pace off the pitch.

• Medium Pace Bowler: A bowler who bowls at a moderate speed, combining some pace with movement off the pitch.

• Spin Bowler: A bowler who specializes in delivering spin on the ball, causing it to deviate off the pitch.

In-swing: When the ball swings into the batsman, typically delivered by a fast bowler angling the shiny side of the ball towards the batsman.

Out-swing: When the ball swings away from the batsman, typically delivered by a fast bowler angling the shiny side of the ball away from the batsman.

Yorker: A delivery bowled at the batsman's feet, often difficult to dig out and play.

Bouncer: A short-pitched delivery bowled at or above the batsman's shoulder height, often used to intimidate or unsettle the batsman.

No Ball: An illegal delivery bowled by the bowler, often due to overstepping the crease or other technical infractions, resulting in a penalty to the fielding side and an extra run to the batting side.

Wide: A delivery that is too wide for the batsman to hit, resulting in a penalty to the fielding side and an extra run to the batting side.

Maiden Over: An over in which no runs are scored by the batsman.

Full Toss: A delivery that is pitched too full, often easier for the batsman to hit.

Length Delivery: A delivery that pitches on a good length, challenging the batsman to play forward or back.

Short Delivery: A delivery that is pitched short of a good length, often used to surprise the batsman with extra pace or bounce.

Dot Ball: A delivery that the batsman fails to score runs off.

Jaffa: A delivery that is exceptionally well bowled and difficult for the batsman to play, often beating the bat or taking a wicket.