The phrase "experienced in playing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing someone who is knowledgeable in a particular activity, such as sports or an instrument. For example: "My brother is very experienced in playing the guitar."
"They are now experienced in playing in a great stadium with the pressure on," he continues.
The return of Chris Gayle for the trio of games starting on Sunday is a massive boost for them, and could dictate how England approach the opening overs with regard to spin, but they also have players experienced in playing in the tournaments in India, Australia and the Caribbean.
The pair made scored 44 runs together, though Wisden noted that "the difficulty they experienced in playing the bowling made one apprehensive".
Actors were experienced in playing the role of simulated patients.
"Mike's experienced in playing in South Africa and this will be invaluable," said England head coach Lancaster.
His mother had suffered from Alzheimer's, he said, and he was able to draw upon her experiences in playing the husband of the novelist Iris Murdoch, who also suffered from that disease.
At that point it's like nothing else you have experienced in your playing career - I loved it.
The home bowlers are missing something, which can sometimes happen to all bowling units and was certainly something that I experienced in my playing career.
He said he drew on that experience in playing Frank, the repressed homosexual in "Far From Heaven".
But the eventual winner of this trial, 23-year-old Sam Archer of Cambria Heights, Queens, had experience in playing to impress.
There was no real rehearsing, given the time constraints, but Mr. Schwarz said he trusted the musicians' long experience in playing much of the music.
