Sentence examples similar to take boundaries from inspiring English sources

Sammy immediately took boundaries from Jordan and got to face Dernbach with 14 needed from the final four balls.

Harmison sealed South Africa's fate with the wicket of Pollock, who had already decided to throw the bat and had taken boundaries from Bicknell, one of which damaged the toe of his bat.

There was a hint at practice that England will make at least one change when Jos Buttler wore the wicket-keeping gloves while his Somerset team-mate Craig Kieswetter joined Dernbach and Meaker taking boundary catches.

Consultation needs to be started urgently, both at a national level and by local parties, to identify the seats most susceptible to an electoral pact, taking boundary changes into account.

The local approach refers to an infinite medium and uses wave propagation analyses without taking boundary conditions into account.

The approach takes boundary conditions into account and ensures connected and macroscopically optimised microstructures regardless of the difference in micro- and macroscopic length scales.

As for a possible improvement, we should take shell boundaries and anisotropic pressures for exotic stars into account.

To take the boundary effect into consideration, boundary elements are also selected to produce data maps.

Sustainable innovation requires collaboration across organizational boundaries, hence in this research, we take a boundary-spanning perspective on the business model.

There is much guidance on the optimal design of MPAs but once potential MPAs are identified there is little guidance on defining the final no-take boundaries.

He took three boundaries from Moeen Ali's opening over.