Sentence examples for caught deep on from inspiring English sources

Vince ticked over handily too until he clubbed Wayne Parnell (3 for 26) to deep midwicket, and Hales was eventually caught deep on the leg-side.

Wright, who fired four sixes in a belligerent innings, was caught deep on the offside off Ellis before Lumb, on 22, miscued an attempted hook to short fine-leg.

"My husband?" Another laugh, muted, caught deep in her throat.

Rolle was caught too deep on a fourth-down conversion (he also committed a personal foul on a helmet-to-helmet hit that extended the Redskins' final scoring drive), and Sash was too slow to catch Davis on a 28-yard reception.

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■ James caught the ball deep on George and scored.

Lumb showed glimpses of the form that has deserted him since he was part of the England side that won the World Twenty20 before being caught in the deep on the leg side off a Trego full toss.

He fell to the final delivery, caught in the deep on the off side, but McCullum had seemingly done enough to to put the match well beyond Bangladesh's reach.

He showed better ball tracking than on Monday, when he caught a deep pass early in practice against one-on-one coverage.

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