Sentence examples for managed to bat from inspiring English sources

The swings they took at Clegg were so lazy and well telegraphed that he managed to bat them away without even looking too ashamed.

Major-league baseball players who managed to bat better than.300 last season did so through a combination of skill and luck.

"It has been an incredible tour and to end it today and how convincingly we managed to bat out (was great)," Cook added.

He managed to bat down the assailant's arm, but the gun went off and Mr. Shivnarain was hit in the side.

"Much as we deplore contests, we've managed to bat well over 90% in the ones we've been in," Mr. Potter said.

Two of Schultz's strikeout victims reached base after swinging and missing at wild pitches, and the Quakes managed to bat around before David Gates, who led off the inning by striking out, struck out again to end the inning.

In my first-ever first-class match, Ken Barrington scored 60 or so and managed to make batting against Cambridge undergraduates not long out of school look like a drunken sailor keeping his balance on a lurching boat.

Even when he managed to get bat on ball the outcome was only a single.

But Mr Tendulkar, in his one opportunity to bat, managed to score only 10. Would he do better in front of his home crowd in Mumbai Batting first, on a lifeless pitch, the West Indians again collapsed.

Reduced to two sessions and with the final day looking like it might be washout, Sussex managed to secure maximum batting points – points that may be crucial to them come the end of the season.

He was credited with helping the Cardinals to a second place finish due to his work with rookie pitchers Ernie White (17-7) and Howie Krist (10-0), but only managed to post a.229 batting average.