Well, I'm not one for using the latter phrase.I don't know why, but that recent phrase 'nip backer' really irks me. It's up with 'have a nice rest of your day'
What would you call a ball that seams in?
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What would you call a ball that seams in?
Beach Hut
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Williamson
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Probably a 'back cutter'
You’ve answered it.
Beach Hut
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What a catch!!
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
He must have a hand like a traction engine!
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I can see us winning this one
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I'm going for 270. Mitchell rally.
By contrast, I've always found it unreasonably irritating when balls that move off the seam are described as "cutters", when they haven't been bowled as a cutter. It's just confusing.
"Ball that seams in" It doesn't exactly slip [nip?] off the tongue, or fit nicely into a sentence.You’ve answered it.
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Spare us...By contrast, I've always found it unreasonably irritating when balls that move off the seam are described as "cutters", when they haven't been bowled as a cutter. It's just confusing.
"Ball that seams in" It doesn't exactly slip [nip?] off the tongue, or fit nicely into a sentence.
Lots of luck going our way. Or are we superior in all aspects?
Beach Hut
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Have we watched different games? Hasn't looked like luck to me.
I maybe being sarcastic
