A yorker in cricket is a type of delivery where the bowler aims the ball to land right at or near the batter's feet, typically on or just inside the crease. It is a full-length delivery, but unlike other full deliveries, it is bowled with precision to prevent the batter from easily playing the ball. The yorker is often used as a surprise tactic, especially in the final overs, to try to get the batter out or prevent them from scoring runs. It can be difficult for the batter to defend, as it comes in low and fast.

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