Sentences with phrase «new wicket»
New wicket in action!!
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Michael Clarke hit 74 in his last one - day international to lead Australia to their fifth World Cup title with a seven - wicket win over New Zealand in a disappointing final...
Backing Ryan's past budget proposals, which included deep cuts to Medicare spending, have been tricky wickets for New York Republicans in the past.
The letter comes as lawmakers are working to hammer out an agreement on bringing ride - hailing apps like Uber and Lyft to upstate New York, but the details over the insurance has becoming an increasing sticky wicket.
There's still plenty to disagree on: Criminal justice reforms being pushed for in the wake of the Eric Garner case remain a sticky wicket for state lawmakers and Cuomo, as does expiring measures such as rent control and mayoral control of New York City schools.
Much lower in maintenance than a grass wicket, able to endure more usage and consistent in the playing characteristics an artificial cricket wicket is a dream of a surface, especially for those who are new or maybe less experienced in the game.
The day begins with the Mustang, Audi RS5, BMW M3 and a new Mercedes C63 Coupe all parked outside the imposing Cold War - spec security fencing at RAF Molesworth (stations retain their RAF signature despite having baseball pitches rather than cricket wickets within their grounds).
There are new mechanics that handle infield & slips catching and fans of wicket keepers can look forward to having a more significant role in games.
Of interest in that document are a few articles which stipulate time - lines to be followed in choosing a new president, which is a bit of a sticky wicket, simply put most doubt that the timelines stipulated could be met coming out of the events of the past few weeks.
The rationale went that while the iPhone 8 was on a good wicket as it was the most compact and affordable new iPhone, the 8 Plus (poor thing) was priced too close to the high - profile iPhone X, and would be a casualty of its popularity.