seamer
Britishnoun
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a person or thing that seams
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another name for seam bowler
Example Sentences
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Sussex seamer Ollie Robinson, 32, said this week he is keen to add to his 20 Test caps, having been set aside by the current regime.
From BBC
Yorkshire seamer George Hill took 51 wickets at 16.72 last summer, though does not bowl at a pace currently fancied.
From BBC
Essex seamer Sam Cook has not been picked since his underwhelming debut against Zimbabwe.
From BBC
They have done so with captain Cummins playing only one Test because of a back injury, fellow seamer Josh Hazlewood not playing at all and leading spinner Nathan Lyon limited to a bit-part role by conditions and an injury of his own.
From BBC
Left-arm seamer Starc has been devastating for his 31 wickets, Head's promotion to open in Perth was a defining moment in the series and Carey has been magnificent behind the stumps.
From BBC
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