Villiers

American

[vil-erz, vil-yerz] / ˈvɪl ərz, ˈvɪl yərz /

noun

Frederic, 1852–1922, English artist and war correspondent.
George. Buckingham, 1st Duke of.
George. Buckingham, 2nd Duke of.

Villiers British

/ ˈvɪljəz, ˈvɪləz /

noun

George. See (Dukes of) Buckingham

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Every single T20 great you could think of – Andre Russell, AB de Villiers, Jos Buttler and the rest – are eating Salt's dust.

From BBC

Watch Phil Tufnell's reaction to Mady Villiers catch off her own bowling to dismiss Georgia Redmayne.

From BBC

Annabel Sutherland and captain Hollie Armitage added 26, but when the former was caught by Maia Bouchier off Mady Villiers that started a run of three wickets from 11 balls that left Brave 57-6.

From BBC

Mady Villiers chipped with in with figures of 2-19, while 17-year-old Tilly Corteen-Coleman claimed 1-12 in a dismal Originals batting performance.

From BBC

Meanwhile Villiers accounted for Originals captain Beth Mooney, with the world's number one batter cutting to Danni Wyatt-Hodge for just one.

From BBC

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