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long leg
noun
- cricket
- a fielding position on the leg side near the boundary almost directly behind the batsman's wicket
- a fielder in this position
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Example Sentences
She has one long leg in the Top 40 charts and another in the land of twangy vowels.
From The Daily Beast
"It will be a long leg and a short one with her, sir," the skipper said.
From Project Gutenberg
The Boy hung one of them up, by its long leg, near the child's head at the side of the bunk, and then conferred with O'Flynn.
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Singleton rolled one long leg over the other, luxuriating in Grindley's immensity.
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It came from a point that enabled them to make this the long leg, gaining quite a considerable distance.
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The big foot at the end of the long leg swung slowly back and forth.
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