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Against modern-day batsmen, bred on the quick-scoring one-day game, it has proved a successful strategy.
Cook, the Stats Fan's Dream Jonathan Clegg 2011
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Against modern-day batsmen, bred on the quick-scoring one-day game, it has proved a successful strategy.
Cook, the Stats Fan's Dream Jonathan Clegg 2011
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The Bulls just couldn't contain the quick-scoring Warriors, especially in the second half.
USATODAY.com 2007
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"Michael Slater was an attacking and quick-scoring Test player but never really fitted the bill in limited-overs cricket," Flower said.
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All-rounder McCullum has made 22 appearances for the Black Caps in the Twenty20 format, impressing as a quick-scoring batsman and an off-spin bowler.
icCoventry 2010
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While Katich's quick-scoring methods fetched him 13 boundaries, Ponting was equally dominant.
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The Chargers signed a galaxy of big name, quick-scoring batsmen whose performances were erratic, while the team paid for a shortage of experienced bowlers.
unknown title 2009
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Denis Begbie, a quick-scoring batsman who played five Tests for South Africa immediately after the war, has died at the age of 94.
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The winner will most likely be the team that catches fire early with strong pitching starts, and a quick-scoring offense that can help its players feel comfortable quicker and gain valuable momentum.
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The Chargers signed a galaxy of big name, quick-scoring batsmen whose performances were erratic, while the team paid for a shortage of experienced bowlers.
unknown title 2009
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