Middlesex won easily, with the Natives play characterised by poor tackling.
By any standards, let alone the erratic nature of this series, it was an astonishing day's play, characterised by a display of England bowling and catching brilliance and one of truly staggering ineptitude by the Australian batting, the future of which, if this side represents the cream, is in mortal danger.
Carlsen had an aggressive style of play as a youth, and, according to Agdestein, his play was characterised by "a fearless readiness to offer material for activity".
They are thriving on their underdog status and yesterday's play was characterised by determined performances from the hosts and partisan whooping and hollering from a fired-up crowd.
Their play was characterised by misplaced passes, uncertainty in defence and a lack of bite in the final third.
Their plays are characterised by a simplicity of action which is comparable to the classicism of earlier Renaissance theatre, but also contain peculiarly baroque features.
It came courtesy of an impressive first half against a City side whose play was characterised by misplaced passes and careless defending.
34 For example, an analysis of encounters between Roger Federer and RN on grass and clay courts 35 revealed more path changes of 45o 135o to the left on grass courts, while clay court play was characterised by a larger proportion of braking movements and accelerations from stationary states.
Rugby union is a team sport played worldwide and characterised by frequent contact and collision situations between players.
As in his solo recital in this hall earlier this year, there was a go-for-broke eloquence – and a few slips – in Perahia's Beethoven playing, which was characterised by a bright, weighty tone and a compelling rhythmic urgency throughout.
