Sentence examples for turning tracks from inspiring English sources
Or, more precisely, a pattern carved into stone to imitate the twisting, turning tracks that worms make in soil, almost always found on rustication.
He has had the benefit of bowling on some enterprising, turning tracks at Taunton, which may well be emulated in Rajkot and beyond.
Once the horses were warmed up, Evie and I rode into the dunes for a canter up twisting, turning tracks, higher and higher, until we could see Goat Island above the shimmering surf way to the south.
The crucial moments were probably at the beginning of the third day when they were 70 or 80 behind with five wickets in hand and we managed to get a lead [of 45]." On a pitch skilfully designed to favour spin bowlers, England's match-winner was Ben Stokes, a paceman and a batsman who, in the past, has been found wanting against slow bowlers on turning tracks.
Tim Bresnan's accuracy and economy were an improvement on Steven Finn; Graeme Swann will continue to be given turning tracks and carry on making maximum use of them.
With India opting to field two spinners and two pacemen on turning tracks in the home Test series against Pakistan in late 2007, Pathan missed the first two Tests as Zaheer and Rudra Pratap Singh were the fast bowlers chosen.
Not unreasonably, India therefore prepared another turning track for the second Test in Mumbai.
A turning track in Mumbai and the series would be over.
"I think with the tight, turning track and the crowd, it was a good choice.
On a seaming or turning track, you would imagine that having five close fieldsmen would make batting harder.
