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bowling by the 1830s.
Using a
roundarm action, the
bowlers extend their arm about 90
degrees from
their body at the
point where they
release the ball...
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World Cup title. He was
nicknamed "Slinga Malinga" due to his
distinctive round-
arm action,
sometimes referred to as a
sling action.
Malinga announced his...
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Arm wrestling (also
spelled armwrestling) is a
sport with two
opponents who face each
other with
their bent
elbows placed on a
table and
hands firmly...
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ARM (stylised in
lowercase as
arm,
formerly an
acronym for
Advanced RISC
Machines and
originally Acorn RISC Machine) is a
family of RISC
instruction set...
- been
called for an
unfair ball
delivered round-
arm, over-
arm or thrown,
eventually resulting in today's over-
arm bowling being the only
legal style. Technical...
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still delivering the ball under-
arm. However, so the
story goes, John
Willes became the
first bowler to use a "
round-
arm"
technique after practising with...
- "athletic" and "quite strong", and added, "He's very deceptive. He has a
round-
arm action where he can
really get the ball to move. He can
reverse the old...
- or in a
round.
Arm swing:
Moving an
arm in a
sweeping motion aided by gravity.
There are two
types of
arm swings:
small arm swings and big
arm swings....
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Barbadian cricketer, who pla**** all
formats of the game. A pace bowler, his
round-
arm action is "not unlike" that of
former fast
bowler Jeff
Thomson but similar...
- A
robotic arm is a type of
mechanical arm,
usually programmable, with
similar functions to a
human arm; the
arm may be the sum
total of the mechanism...
