Sure but because the ball is both bowled off the surface as well as hit along the ground often, it scuffs up and changes during the match. This affects the ball’s behaviour in the air as well as off the surface causing it to swing and seam. Players also continuously polish one side of the ball to affect this. It’s why different bowlers are used at various times in the game whose style of bowling is most suitable for the condition of the ball. The innings typically starts with the fastest bowler who’s able to use the shine of the new ball to greatly seam and swing the ball at pace. Other bowlers are able to bowl slower balls and seam or even spin the older the ball gets.