batting order

American  

noun

Baseball.

1. the sequence in which hitters will bat in a given game, determined in advance by the team manager.

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Example Sentences

Green holed out to deep square leg to give Carse his third wicket of the day, yet Australia's elongated batting order had all-rounder Beau Webster arriving at nine to provide yet more support to Smith.

From BBC

Perhaps the biggest revelation for Australia has been the shift in the batting order.

From BBC

In batting at number eight, Cummins will also boost an Australia batting order that included a long tail in Perth.

From BBC

"If England's attack fires and dismantles Australia's batting order, the McCullum-Stokes masterplan will have them join the list of successful English leaders in Australia."

From Barron's

From there, the rest of the batting order takes care of itself.

From BBC