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Meanings of batsman in English

Portuguese
batedor
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(Baseball) a ballplayer who is batting.

batedor
Wikidata
f. batswoman

In cricket, the player who is currently batting.

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Usage of batsman in English
1
Hughes is the second batsman to be seriously injured in recent days.
The Guardian
2
And opening batsman Bairstow said: People were waiting for us to fail.
News.com.au
3
Pakistan may, however, again be without their key top-order batsman Azhar Ali.
The Guardian
4
Few people polarise opinion like the former Ireland captain and opening batsman.
The Irish Times
5
Smith's own approach as a batsman may offer the most obvious clue.
The Guardian
6
Moreover, it is difficult for any batsman to change tempo in mid-innings.
The Guardian
7
The last ball of the over beat the batsman all the way.
The Head of Kay's
8
But the volume of the new batsman's welcome was just as deafening.
The Guardian
9
The new batsman is Ryan ten Doeschate, whose ODI average is 68.
The Guardian
10
The skipper has been the best batsman for South Africa this summer.
The South African
11
The batsman struck it fairly, and it sailed down toward second base.
The Rover Boys in Business; Or, The Search for the Missing Bonds
12
March Kiwis mourned cricketer Martin Crowe, heralded as New Zealand's greatest batsman.
Radio NZ
13
The batsman ran wildly out to the next ball and missed it.
Tell England / A Study in a Generation
14
A shrewd leader, a nuggety batsman and leader of a happy ship.
The Guardian
15
Alex Hales comes in and he is a batsman I rate highly.
The Guardian
16
As he has been all series, the young Queensland batsman was brilliant.
News.com.au
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Portuguese
batedor
Batsman through the time
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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