paddle scoop
paddle scoop noun: an unorthodox modern cricketing shot in which the player's body is positioned square-on with the ball, both feet pointing towards the bowler, and the player uses the bat to deflect the ball over the batter's leg side shoulder, thus guiding it towards the fine leg region.
Noun
paddle scoop (plural paddle scoops)
- An unorthodox modern cricketing shot in which the player's body is positioned square-on with the ball, both feet pointing towards the bowler, and the player uses the bat to deflect the ball over the batter's leg side shoulder, thus guiding it towards the fine leg region.
- Synonyms:
- Marillier shot
Synonyms of paddle scoop
Forms of paddle scoop
| plural | paddle scoops |
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Questions about paddle scoop
- What does paddle scoop mean?
- Paddle scoop means an unorthodox modern cricketing shot in which the player's body is positioned square-on with the ball, both feet pointing towards the bowler, and the player uses the bat to deflect the ball over the batter's leg side shoulder, thus guiding it towards the fine leg region.
- What part of speech is paddle scoop?
- Paddle scoop is a noun.
- What is the plural of paddle scoop?
- The plural of paddle scoop is paddle scoops.
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