leg before wicket in Vietnamese

danh từ
(viết tắt lbw) (trong cricket) cách chơi làm cho người cầm gậy có thể bị loại do đã chặn trái phép quả bóng bằng chân hoặc bộ phận khác của thân thể để ngăn quả bóng chạm cọc thành.

Sentence patterns related to "leg before wicket"

1. If he knocks down the wicket with his own leg, he is out.

2. A case requiring action by the umpire before the batsman needed to correct the wicket?

3. Don't let your wicket fall.

Đừng để cái cọc ngã.

4. I always stretch my leg muscles before playing tennis.

Tôi luôn luôn vận động bắp chân trước khi đánh tenis.

5. We've been practising on this wicket.

6. And the one wicket he didn't take?

7. If they are really fast, the bowler may have a chance to hit the wicket before the batter returns.

8. The fielders crouch around the batsman's wicket.

9. A total of 49.19% of EEG Arousals occurred before leg movements, 30.61% occurred simultaneously and 23.18% occurred just after leg movement.

10. If the catch is taken by the wicket-keeper, then informally it is known as Caught behind or Caught at the wicket

11. I was dotting about behind the wicket.

12. Defending his wicket watchfully, the last man is playing out time.

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14. 4 Comoros withdrew before the second leg, thus South Africa advanced to the final tournament.

4 Comoros bỏ cuộc trước lượt về, Nam Phi giành quyền dự vòng chung kết.

15. A good wicket - keeper should never lend his gloves to another .

16. He didn't hit out, but hit the wicket by a fluke.

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18. The effect of the drug is to paralyse the nerves in the leg before the operation.

19. But Bangor recovered from 42-4 to triumph without losing another wicket.

20. With the ball, Campher took a wicket with his fourth ball

21. This is something of a sticky wicket you've got us into.

22. An act of Catching. He took a fine catch behind the wicket.

23. The huddled figure shambled alongside the yew hedge towards the wicket gate.

24. Before that, though, I opened a can of whole chicken and ripped off a leg dribbling with jelly.

25. Boughton Hall closed the gap with an eight wicket triumph at Huyton.