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Meanings of batting in English
Spanish
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Synonyms
Examples for "batter"
Examples for "batter"
1
From there, the idea of pressing batter between plates spread through Europe.
2
The Cubs' leadoff batter suffered a right hamstring straight on June 18.
3
Put fruit in baking dish; pour the batter over it, and bake.
4
He sees himself as a batter number one and a spinner second.
5
After mixing, be sure to rest the batter for about 30 minutes.
1
Hughes is the second batsman to be seriously injured in recent days.
2
And opening batsman Bairstow said: People were waiting for us to fail.
3
Pakistan may, however, again be without their key top-order batsman Azhar Ali.
4
Few people polarise opinion like the former Ireland captain and opening batsman.
5
Smith's own approach as a batsman may offer the most obvious clue.
1
They all played cricket, and his eldest daughter was a star batswoman.
2
There is no doubt, however, that Dottin is a dangerous batswoman and a beauty to watch.
3
The dismissal of Australia's most destructive batswoman was the cue to bring back on England's youngest-ever Test player.
4
The domestic player of the year awards went to Wellington batsman Devon Conway and Central Districts wicketkeeper-batswoman Natalie Dodd.
5
Australia have warned England to expect aggression and Sarah Taylor, the wicketkeeper and top-order batswoman, agrees with Brunt's analysis.
Usage of batting in English
1
Ireland just seemed to lack confidence at this level, particularly while batting.
2
RCB hope the allrounder will bring balance to their often batting-heavy side.
3
Two warnings will result in a five-run penalty to the batting side.
4
In all cases test match batting never lived up to early promise.
5
We were going really well, especially if you talk about our batting.
6
Nothing can detract from the quality of the Sri Lanka batting, however.
7
This, though, was simply high class batting, and beautifully to the point.
8
This brought Marsh to the batting end; and the second tragedy occurred.
9
I mean, you know, you want to have a decent batting average.
10
Not always for the right reasons -and not for his batting.
11
But right handers batting left turned out to be even more successful.
12
However when Pietersen is wary his batting is still enthralling to watch.
13
A wristy stroke-maker capable of opening or batting in the middle order.
14
The most unsatisfactory feature in base-ball to the player himself, is batting.
15
You played brilliantly and for a while led the team in batting.
16
The Tallawahs' problems were compounded by curious adjustments to their batting line-up.
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Batting through the time
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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