In this study of 20 male medium-fast bowlers, the short-term impact of bowling during practise sessions on systolic blood pressure levels was looked at. The subjects were selected from the Maharaja Yeshwantrao Cricket Club in Indore using a purposeful selection strategy and factoring in the participants' willingness to participate. The participants were all active, seasoned athletes who had played sports for at least five years. A Dr. Morepen Bp02 Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor was used to assess the systolic blood pressure both before and throughout the bowling session. Systolic blood pressure was checked twice: once before bowling and once again during play. The paired samples t-test method were used in the study. For the comparison, a significance level of 0.05 was chosen. The statistics show that systolic blood pressure considerably rose while bowling as compared to systolic blood pressure before to bowling. It was discovered that bowling on a reasonably sunny day could result in a significant increase in systolic blood pressure.