run-out


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run-out

[ˈrʌnˌaʊt] n (Horse-riding) → scarto
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But this was nonetheless a decent run-out against quality opponents ahead of their Championship season opener against Nottingham Forest on Saturday.
"It does seem a bit unfair when I couldn't really be blamed for Jimmy Anderson's run-out (below), which was the last of the three.
John Blain was trapped lbw by Steve Croft, then Gordon Drummond completed the run-out treble.
Azhar Ali has to be back on run-out, he scored 46 runs on 59 balls and just after five overs Mohammad Hafeez left the ground over LBW decision after scoring 80 runs on 80 balls.
The Australian allrounder was involved in his eighth run-out in 33 Tests when he and Ricky Ponting got caught up in a horrible mix-up during this week's series opener against the West Indies in Bridgetown.
"I think we seriously need to address this issue as we have got run-out quite a few times in the past.
opinion divided on whether he or sehwag or the boisterous crowd caused run-out
But James Carpenter became a third run-out victim and there was no way back for Sussex when Bevan departed in the 38th over.
New Zealand lost their openers cheaply before two run-outs effectively derailed their chase as they were all out for 186 in 45 overs with only Tom Latham (57) offering some resistance with the bat.
The better the Pakistani cricket team fields (some spectacular catches, some splendid run-outs and some superb run savings at the boundaries), the higher the chance they will have of moving ahead in the tournament.
But a flock of ducks in the tail - including two run-outs - left the visitors just short.
Pacer Umesh Yadav (3/23) starred with the ball and was well complemented by the fielders effecting three run-outs as only three of the Punjab batsmen could manage to reach double figures on a flat track.