Sentence examples for dismissal mode from inspiring English sources

My mind has been occupied lately on why whenever Africa is talked about at the global stage, or online, we all feel frustrated that our continent is not getting the fair shot, we feel people are competing with us, we enter into a dismissal mode or we ask why some people misrepresent or exaggerate what is really going on; something is always missing.

This is his 14th Test match and his mode of dismissal, hitting a catch to short mid-on off Siddle, was infuriating.

Watson appears to have solved the lbw problem that afflicted him in India and England this year but only by finding new mode of dismissal.

That's so harsh on Southee, who has bowled a lovely spell to Prior and been looking for precisely that mode of dismissal.

So too with Vince, who in a short space of time has managed to make one mode of dismissal – nicking to the keeper and slips – very much his trademark.

The only surprise came when Ponting, within 22 runs of a 39th Test hundred and a ninth against England, aimed across the line to Broad and perished leg-before – a mode of dismissal the English have often fancied against him, but usually before he has got into his stride.

Kohli's departure was the first of three wickets to fall in as many overs as India subsided to 67 for five, Suresh Raina edging behind off the spin of Moeen Ali and Finn removing Ambati Rayudu via the same mode of dismissal to ensure a busy night for Buttler behind the stumps.

Mathews upheld his team's appeal for the so-called "Mankading" at the time – the controversial but legal mode of dismissal named after the Indian who first effected it against Australia in 1947 – and, ahead of this year's encounter, claims he would have no issue doing the same again should the situation arise.

If you bowl full and straight you have every mode of dismissal on.

Former England all-rounder Paul Collingwood:  Playing and missing is obviously a new mode of dismissal in cricket.

Mathews backed his bowler, but Cook said it was a mode of dismissal from which he would not have been comfortable to benefit.