Yes. A bowler can bowl different types of balls in the same over as long as they are legal and are approved by the field umpires.
A cut is when a pace bowler bowls full pace but the ball moves when it hits the ground so it's like a spin bowler bowling pace
He can and it is not.
There are 3 types of bowler in cricket 1.fast bowler 2.spin bowler 3.medium pace bowl
I believe a pacer is a fast bowler. A pace bowler can bowl upwards of 100 miles per hour (160 kilometres) and often uses a combination of seam, swing and pace in order to trick the batsman.
PACE bowler is the category fast bowlers r part of. quickie, quick bowler, fast, express pace bowler etc
First of all decide whether you are a pace (fast) bowler or a spinner. This is to decide your run-up (distance you travel before u ball the ball) . A aveage run-up for a spin bowler is around 3-5 steps. For a pace bowler the run-up is between 10-15 steps. Once the run-up is decided, you must decide where you want the bowl to bounce. Inorder for you to bowl a yorker, place your two fingers closesr to your thum on both sides of seam (the line in the middle of the ball). Then, run towards the crease and do a full sming with your arm, you are bowling with. Then release the bowl, when reached about shoulder height. try to place it on the batmens feet, to get the best of a yorker,
This particular type of bowl would be a yorker, a delivery where a pace bowler pitches the ball at the batsmen's feet, or around that area, at a fast speed.
Pace bowler
pace is the speed at which the bowler bowls.
no he is not a pace bowler at all infact he is a Offspinner
Shoaib Akthar is the fastest bowler of the world. he has bowled at a pace of 161.3 km/ph.
Shoiab Akthar is the fastest bowler in World's cricket. he bowled at a rapid pace of 161.3 km/Ph