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Meanings of fair ball in English
Usage of fair ball in English
1
It was a straight-away, honest and fair ball that he sent.
2
A fair ball, legally delivered by the Pitcher, but not struck at by the Batsman.
3
Smithers took it for an inshoot, and, in his judgment, it must be a fair ball.
4
At the next Darrin's judgment forbade him to offer, but the umpire judged it a fair ball, and called:
5
That's a fair ball, son.
6
Johnny could pitch a very fair ball for an amateur, and the rock went true without any frills or curving deception.
7
Again the coach struck for what looked a fair ball, yet once more Mr. Luce fanned air and the catcher straightened up, ball in hand.
8
A ' Fair Ball' is still given, but the custom of a stag-hunt on the second day has been dropped.
9
"Now, Bouldon, give me a fair ball, you sly fox," cried Ernest, for Tom was notorious for his tricks and dodges of every sort.