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Scientists at Amity University Dubai in the United Arab Emirates tested cricket balls in wind tunnel experiments.
The team concluded that this style of bowling creates a high-speed spinning effect that shifts the ball's trajectory mid-flight.
As a baseball moves it creates a whirlpool of air around it, commonly known as the Magnus effect.
The researchers suggest their approach could also be used for other ball sports like cricket and soccer.
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