Sentence examples for long bowl from inspiring English sources

He had a long bowl into the mitts of the bowling coach, Ottis Gibson, during the break.

Australia's likely seam attack for Brisbane have all had a good long bowl this week without breaking any pots.

"He is all right but he's having a good, long bowl in the nets today to see how he comes through," said Vaughan.

The visitors lost Harinath just before the interval, victim of a juggling slip catch by Trescothick off Dockrell, who could be in for a long bowl this afternoon.

"If you allow multiple classes of your roster to transfer, which is what a long bowl ban would do, that would be the most significant penalty next to the death penalty".

Uxbridge is traditionally a pitch that is good for batting but that turns on days three and four – so he may well be able to have a good long bowl in the second innings.

No matter what genius came into that room, no one could change its proportions, which were those of a long bowling alley, not inviting at all and impossible to arrange seating in a friendly way.

"There the foam of the sea plays long bowls with a huge collection of large stones, some of them a ton in weight, but which these fearful billows chuck up and down as a child tosses a ball".

Luke Wright did not last long, bowled by spinner Sunil Narine for nought.

After a long bowling spell, Larwood was furious when Jardine sent him in to bat as nightwatchman but went on to score 98 runs.

Nash was praised for his stamina, his ability to keep his footing and his direction during long bowling stints and his vicious yorker, which he used to dismiss Leslie Ames in the first innings and Joe Hardstaff junior in the second.