Meanings of round-arm in English

With one round-arm sweep he cleared aside the dishes.

It was not until 1828 that round-arm was legalised.

A ball may be thrown under-hand, round-arm, or over-hand.

With a full, round-arm sweep the ball left my hand, catching the boy squarely on the forehead.

He thumped the rascal to his heart's satisfaction, and then knocked him flat with a round-arm swing that landed on the jaw.

Lillywhite was the real creator of round-arm bowling, although Tom Walker of the Hambledon Club was the pioneer and James Broadbridge an earlier exponent.

He squared up fiercely at the helpless-looking effigy of the lady, and, with a vicious, round-arm punch, sent its unstable head flying across the yard.

His delivery is underarm and not inelegant, but he sometimes tries a round-arm ball, which I have seen double up the fielder at square leg.

Why you little... 82nd over: England 253-5 (Stewart 52, McGrath 42) On comes Grant Flower to purvey his round-arm left-arm spin.