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A tossed up delivery is one that is given some 'air' when it is released from the bowlers hand. Meaning, it lands about a yard to two yards from the batting crease and the speed of it is not brisk but rather loops down before hitting the pitch. It is a term typically used when spinners are Bowling.
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