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Discover Ludwig"caught behind" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in sports, specifically cricket, to describe when a batsman is dismissed by a wicketkeeper catching the ball behind the stumps. It can also be used figuratively in other situations to mean being caught in a difficult or disadvantageous position. Example: The team's star batsman was caught behind for a duck, much to the disappointment of the home crowd.
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caught behind
noun
An instance of being out by being caught behind the wicket by the wicketkeeper.
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Caught behind, it was Nevill's 115th.
The skipper was eventually caught behind on 31.
Gul began the carnage when he had Strauss caught behind down the leg side.
Neil Dexter is caught behind, after putting on 30 with opener Sam Robson.
He had Waugh caught behind from an outswinger and then bowled Gilchrist with an inswinging yorker.
He had Washbrook caught behind for eight in his fourth over.
I hope Heidi Montag doesn't get caught behind one as she zig-zags through more procedures.
They were caught behind Ukrainian lines.
Caught behind off the behind, perhaps.
She got caught behind that crash.
Several times, he was caught behind riders who had crashed.
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