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Discover Ludwig'faster ball' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used when referring to a ball that is moving faster due to external forces, such as a wind gust or a hit with a bat, racket, or club. For example, "The wind pushed the ball faster down the court."
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Hardball squash, which is popular in the United States, is played on a narrower court with a harder, faster ball.
"You try to take your time, get a little focus, and I look for a faster ball," Djokovic said.
Draper adds conditions this year are favourable for Hewitt, whose greatest successes have come on the fast courts of Wimbledon and the US Open: "It's a bit more of a livelier ball, a faster ball being used this year, and the courts are playing quicker which suits Lleyton".
He was known for his consistent length and his well-concealed faster ball which often caught batsmen off guard.
However, some critics noted that when bowling an occasional faster ball, Mold's action changed slightly; this was the delivery to which Phillips objected.
Verity also used different types of delivery to keep batsmen uncertain: he could bowl at a slower and faster pace to his normal style and occasionally bowled a much faster ball which regularly took wickets.
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After this, he cut loose, with deft glances from the faster balls and cut shots reminiscent of Charlie Macartney.
Men with rugby-worthy physiques wielding club-length sticks at a hard, fast ball?
A low fast ball whizzed back over the net and — — Passed me.
The punch coming into the glove sounded like a fast ball striking a catcher's mitt.
"As you get older, you lose some of the velocity off your fast ball.
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