Sentence examples for caught off a from inspiring English sources

Shoaib was on 40 when caught off a Stuart Broad no-ball on the opening day of this first Test.

Yet after some careless moments earlier in the day, costing the wickets of the nightwatchman, Chris Rushworth, and Scott Borthwick, plus the loss of a dangerous-looking Benkenstein to a nip-backer from Steven Mullaney, Smith's obduracy saved the day, more so given that Stokes managed to get himself caught off a leading edge when Broad got him into a tangle.

The wicketkeeper had another slice of luck when caught off a no-ball, but her fortune ran out when she drove Browne to mid-off.

But Malik and Hafeez then steadied the ship before the former - who was fortunate to be reprieved when caught off a no-ball called because it was above shoulder height - went on to club the winning runs.

Myburgh was caught off a Ravi Bopara full toss.

However, those bowlers will be able to claim the odd victim who has been caught off a fielder's helmet.

In the semi-final, he scored 22 before being caught off an inside-edge onto pad off the bowling of Aravinda de Silva.

O'Reilly ended with 30 not out after an innings in which he was lucky not to be caught off an edge multiple times.

Caught off guard, a number of competitors couldn't do the same.

So just not being surprised and caught off guard is a huge help in those moments.

Caught off guard by a surprise German attack near Amiens, they were now pinned down by heavy shelling.