"fielded" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used as a verb to describe the action of someone running out to catch a ball during a baseball game, such as in the sentence: "The shortstop quickly fielded the ball and threw it to first base."
Prime minister David Cameron's Conservative party won with a slim majority and Labour slumped, with a senior figure losing out to a 20-year-old student fielded by the SNP in Scotland.
The most dangerous player in the opening minutes was Alexis Sánchez, fielded on the left of Arsenal's 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1
But on the first of those two matches in Basel, the Germans fielded numerous reserves, Hungary won 8-3, and Grosics, for once not taking matters too seriously, was culpable on the last two of those goals, disporting himself outside the penalty box.
Gillespie, who normally speaks after Yorkshire's matches, was shielded from the media on Wednesday after his side's 305‑run win over Hampshire, and Moxon instead fielded questions on the future of his coach.
For its astonishing debut season, the troupe fielded a full 85 dancers who presented three classical revivals, with 15 ballets by 11 living choreographers including Mikhail Fokine (from the Ballets Russes), Antony Tudor (from Britain's Ballet Rambert) and American Agnes de Mille.
Uefa's appeals body had upheld an earlier decision by its disciplinary body to award Celtic a 3-0 second-leg win over Legia after the Poles fielded the ineligible player, Bartosz Bereszynski.
The result was unwanted and, though this was a quasi-friendly for which David Moyes fielded a weakened side, he now has only Sunday's Community Shield with Wigan Athletic at Wembley before he begins United's title defence at Swansea City.
For some international games in the late 1940s, Italy fielded as many as 10 Torino players in their starting XI.
A record 3 million questions were logged, with the first hour dominated by the economy as Putin fielded questions on the impact of western sanctions, later moving on to Russia's relations with its neighbours and the wider world.
It meant Broad neither fielded nor batted and the side were led by stand-in captain Eoin Morgan.
You had to feel for the commander as he patiently fielded these polite but zingingly hostile questions.
