Sentence examples for deep fine from inspiring English sources

Mathews then turns a shorter one to deep fine leg.

Brown hooked Bowes to leg and the ball soared to deep fine leg and Walters caught it.

On Friday, for example, his entire leg-side field for Chris Gayle against Steve Harmison was deep fine leg, long leg and deep midwicket.

6.17pm BST 70th over: Sri Lanka 198-4 (Jayawardene 52, Mathews 13) Moeen carries on and there's some very sharp turn there, which Mathews reads and turns to deep fine leg for a single.

Quinton de Kock went in only the second over, caught at point off Jason Holder for only four, and South Africa were at 59 for two when Faf du Plessis went to another short ball, caught by Sheldon Cottrell at deep fine leg off Andre Russell.

They kept India ticking over before Johnson made the key breakthrough for the hosts in the 95th over, taking Kohli's wicket with a bouncer that the India captain could only send into the palms of Ryan Harris at deep fine leg.

Layered more than 2 to 3 inches deep, fine-grade mulch can turn sour, creating a toxic anaerobic condition that could kill plants.

Willey was eventually caught at deep fine-leg before Copeland continued the show to give Northants a huge first innings lead of 216.

The soils used are orthoferallitic according to the Zimbabwe Classification System, derived from Umkondo Quartzites and shales and consist of deep, fine-to-medium grained sandy loams on the surface (Thomson and Purves 1981).

Grasslands characteristically dominate deeper, finer textured soils, transitioning to shrublands and open stands of ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) on shallow, rocky soils and fractured rock outcrops (Marr 1961).

He breathed deep, felt fine.