Sentence examples for for slow scoring from inspiring English sources

"We'd still lose and Trott would get blamed for slow scoring.

Where Pietersen is famed for his attacking intent, stoic opener Boycott was once dropped himself for slow scoring despite making a double-century.

The cricket journalist Martin Williamson suggests: "Ganteaume probably paid as much for his anti-establishment attitude as for slow scoring.

He played an effective defensive innings in the second innings, and another in the second Test, when he was criticised for slow scoring.

The crowd heckled the Australian openers for their slow scoring and they applauded ironically after Morris took a single.

Although the crowd continually barracked Hassett for his slow scoring, Ray Robinson felt that he played a crucial "anchoring" role in support of Bradman, who initially struggled with his timing, controversially survived an appeal for a catch by Jack Ikin, then limped through the latter stages of his innings with a strained muscle.

The plus for Australia is that the slow scoring means the innings is still in check, and another wicket or two would see them very well placed.

"Having called the Dunedin Test a draw on Day 3, and Wellington before lunch on Day 1... I'm tempted to say this one still has potential for a result, but these slow scoring rates don't make you think it will be easy," says Paul Cockburn.

Despite his slow scoring in the Tests, Hassett was dynamic in the Shield matches for Victoria.

Slow scoring it may have been, but it was engrossing.

Overall, Woodfull had scored 305 runs at a moderate 33.89 average it was the slowest scoring rate for his career, but significantly, he had defied the English bowling for over twenty hours in total, more than any other Australian.