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bowler
1[boh-ler]
bowler
2[boh-ler]
noun
bowler
1/ ˈəʊə /
noun
one who bowls in cricket
a player at the game of bowls
bowler
2/ ˈəʊə /
noun
US and Canadian name: derby.a stiff felt hat with a rounded crown and narrow curved brim
bowler
3/ ˈʊə /
noun
dialecta dog
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of bowler1
Origin of bowler2
Example Sentences
In addition, 39% of Pope's dismissals to pace bowlers in England have been bowled, an unusually high frequency, and a target for Bumrah, who himself bowls more batters than other pace bowlers.
Woakes prefers the idea of being the "senior" bowler, a mantle inherited when James Anderson retired last summer.
At full tilt, he's arguably the world's best fast bowler, a player who can tilt matches single-handedly.
Interestingly, he averages 40 against fast bowling of 87mph upwards and 22 against the slower seam bowlers.
That is unless Australia's bowlers can summon something quite remarkable with the ball on Saturday and provide an unexpected twist.
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