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Aim: Relationship between Shoulder Strength and Bowling Speed in Cricket Bowlers. Method: A total of 82 cricket bowlers from different academy provided informed consent participated in the study. Each subject’s bowling speed was measured by with the BUSHNELL Velocity Instrument .The radar was used to pick up the speed of each ball in Km/hr as it leaves the bowler’s hand. Results: The mean age, BMI, height, weight of the subjects was 19.9+1.86 years 22.15+2.44kg/m, 172.47±6.20 cm, 65.82±8.75kg. The mean value of percent body fat, muscle mass, total body fat and bone weight are 24.76±7.5, 44.34±5.42 Kg, 55.78±7.7 Kg, 2.69±0.29 Kg respectively. The mean values of internal rotation, external rotation, , abduction, adduction flexion, extension and bowling speed are 11.36±3.02 Kg, 10.8±2.6 Kg, 8.8±2.46 Kg, 10.6±3.3 Kg, 8.91±2.41 Kg, 7.32±2.07 Kg and 109.42±7.04 Kph respectively. The result revealed a significant positive correlation was found between bowling speed and adductor strength (r =0.60), bowling speed and abduction (r=0.56), bowling speed and internal rotation (r=0.59), bowling speed and external rotation (r=0.59).A positive mild correlation bowling speed and flexion (r=0.48), bowling speed and extension(r=0.46). Conclusion: The result of study concludes that a significant, moderate correlation exists between shoulder strength and bowling speed, so the shoulder strength training protocol can be incorporated for increasing the speed of the bowler. Pooja Chugh Anand Associate Professor Department of Physiotherapy Faculty of Applied Science Manav Rachna International University, Faridabad, Haryana,