Sentence examples for get out cheaply from inspiring English sources
Phillip Hughes, displaying a new-found maturity, showed that he has added a critical tool to his arsenal: the ability not to get out cheaply by playing only through the off-side.
After 1926, St Hill was never the same batsman and according to James was as likely to get out cheaply as he was to make a big score.
I've got out cheaply a couple of times and was pleased to get a wicket with pace and bounce".
"It's probably unfair to blame Bopara for getting out cheaply chasing quick runs in this situation," says Tom Hopkins.
Lancashire skipper Glen Chapple dismissed both Somerset openers, Arul Suppiah (5) and Lewis Gregory (15) both getting out cheaply as the hosts slumped to 28-2.
And the worry for Australia is always the same: if Clarke gets out cheaply will they fall in a heap again, like they did at Lord's?
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But the aesthetic is key to its success: the videos can be turned around quickly and cheaply; often, they don't even require Brand to get out of bed.
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England have to find a way to get him out cheaply soon because some of the other batsmen in the Australian middle order – such as Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke – are bound to start contributing before the series is finished.
