Yes. A sweep (or 'sweep shot') is a stroke played by a batsmen where he drops on one knee and swings the bat in a horizontal position from his right to his left (for a right handed batter) in a sweeping motion. This stroke is most commonly played when facing slow or spin bowlers.
A cricketing term, so called because the position is close to the batsman and the the danger of being in that position
A wrong'un is a slang term for a person who is dishonest or disreputable, or a cricketing term for a googly.
informal term for an innings
Sweep
A wide.
An agricultural shot is a cricketing term for a swing across the line of the ball, seen as a slog shot with very little technique employed.
hair sweepers
Ajit Wadekar
win everything. e.g in a gamble, you win every ones money. that's called sweep the board.
Cricketing Legends Ray Illingworth - 1989 V is rated/received certificates of: UK:E
Cricketing Legends Imran Khan - 1991 V is rated/received certificates of: UK:E
Cricketing Legends Viv Richards - 1991 V is rated/received certificates of: UK:E