Watching ICC T20 WC 2026 – feel that there are only few bowlers with High arm bowling action - where the bowler's arm remains nearly vertical—close to 12 o'clock position—at release, maximizing pace, bounce, and control.
This action involves a straight arm path from shoulder to wrist, generating higher ball speed through physics like increased release radius (similar to a windmill effect). It promotes raw bounce and swing, as seen in bowlers like Mitchell Starc and Jofra Archer. The head stays aligned toward the target, with hips and shoulders rotating fully for power.
While higher arm position offers greater accuracy margin
over slingy or round-arm styles, reducing error from shoulder misalignment, it
demands strong shoulder drive and can risk injury if arm speed drills aren't
balanced.
Here is a Rose-ringed Parakeet in flight
12.2.2026

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