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
Cricket is also known as "the gentleman's game" due to its origins in England and the emphasis on sportsmanship and fair play. It is sometimes referred to simply as "the game" in cricketing countries. Additionally, in some regions, it may be colloquially called "cricketing" when discussing aspects of the sport.
win everything. e.g in a gamble, you win every ones money. that's called sweep the board.
Ajit Wadekar
razzle dazzle you make you amazed by them ---- The term "sweep you off your feet" is used to describe amazing you, to really surprise a person and "sweep them off their feet". His romantic ways just swept me off my feet. The gift I received was amazing and it just swept me off my feet. Hope that helps. i dont know the dictionary term but if you think about it it's like an old fashioned term for a man to run up to a girl and sweep her off her feet and romantically surprise her
Cricketing Legends Ray Illingworth - 1989 V is rated/received certificates of: UK:E