Sentence examples for bowler commented from inspiring English sources

Spofforth, Australia's leading bowler, commented on the incident in an 1891 cricket magazine interview, but put a different slant on the cause.

The other bowlers were ineffective, and Ambrose publicly commented during the series on the lack of support that he and Walsh received.

Mortaza has also commented that "it always puts pressure on the bowlers when their side is bowled out cheaply in the first innings", something that the Bangladesh batting line-up has sometimes struggled with.

She commented: "Ganguly was notorious for attacking left-arm spin bowlers.

However, Wisden's report on the third Test commented that his absence and that of several other bowlers left the English attack weaker.

Adjustment after retirement can be hard, as Angus Fraser, a former England bowler, pointed out in commenting on Lewis.

Other journalists noted that he did not consult his players, one of whom later commented that he showed little imagination in his use of bowlers.

The Times later commented that in 1920, Gilligan was "known as a fast but unreliable bowler, a dashing and vulnerable batsman and a mid-off without his equal in England".

The selection of four fast bowlers and a few medium pacers was very unusual at the time, and it was commented on by the hosts' media, including Bradman.

Wisden commented on his 1920 performance: "[He] remained stationary, doing nothing out of the common either as bowler or batsman for Cambridge, and proving a decidedly expensive bowler for Sussex".

Wisden commented: "It must be said, however, that in a summer of continuous sunshine – remarkable even for Australia – the bowlers received no help".