normal pitch

noun

, Machinery.

1. pitch146a

Word History and Origins

Origin of normal pitch¹

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

Montas is expected to work with a normal pitch count against Houston after being limited to three innings last time out.

From Seattle Times

India batsman Rohit Sharma said it was a "normal pitch".

From BBC

"It seemed a normal pitch to me. I don't see anything the pitch did," said Rohit, who reiterated Kohli's view that the batsmen on both sides were as much to blame as the pitch.

From BBC

But the 3½ months of baseball’s shutdown allowed them to continue to build arm strength and refine their command to the point where they aren’t limited beyond normal pitch counts.

From Seattle Times

He keeps his voice near its normal pitch; in the world of audiobook narration, modulating too much from one character to another is bad practice.

From Washington Post