Sentence examples for being caught down from inspiring English sources

Trott is spared that depiction but, in this instance, being caught down the leg side was not an unlucky dismissal, it was a bad one.

Typically regarded as a deepwater species, the smalltooth sand tiger has been caught down to a depth of 880 m (2,900 ft).

He's caught down the leg-side.

Harmison was caught down the leg-side off Thomas.

Inside his first four overs, Gayle had been caught down the leg side off his glove and Joseph dispatched by a straightforward catch in the gully.

But it was not to be and he was caught down the leg side for 17 as England fell 23 runs short of their modest target of 183.

He was caught down the leg side by the tumbling Prior, and that gives Finn his first Test five-for since the 2010-11 Ashes.

Jason Lezak dived in for the final leg and moved the United States into second place by the turn, but was caught down the stretch by Pieter van den Hoogenband of the Netherlands.

He then stepped out of the box, perhaps to upset young Joba Chamberlain, and a few fans booed his tactic, but then he lofted a foul fly that was caught down the right-field line.

Pietersen flashed outside off-stump and was caught behind and then Morkel had Bell taken at second slip, Prior top edging an attempted pull second ball – a stroke of such throw-in-the-towel rashness that it brought angry headshaking in the dressing room – and Broad was caught down the leg side off his glove, given out on referral by the South Africans.

Dean Brownlie was caught down the leg side for 63 in the penultimate over of the day off Jonathan Trott before Graeme Swann trapped Jimmy Neesham lbw for a duck.