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clubbed

British  
/ klʌbd /

adjective

  1. having a thickened end, like a club

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In what was just his second innings at this World Cup, Fakhar clubbed nine fours and four sixes as Sri Lanka's bowlers were flayed to all parts.

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Jacks targeted the off side smartly and struck four important fours and Overton clubbed a six in the last over.

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Overton clubbed 34 from 17, though a heist never seemed likely.

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Archer clubbed two sixes, while Root celebrated his ton with a trademark reverse-scoop off Boland for a maximum of his own.

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Some in Putney, south-west London, have clubbed together to buy large e-bikes that are used to ferry rubbish from shopfronts to a central collection point.

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