Hyderabad 21-2Nov2010

Dhananjay K. (India)
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  1. unplayable
    not capable of or suitable for being played or played on
    Anoop Pai (0) and vice-captain Ibrahim Khaleel (2) were both dismissed off unplayable deliveries - the former caught at slips and the latter losing his middle stump.
  2. elite group
    a group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual or social or economic status
    Such was the state of affairs that it was hard to believe that the same group of men from Hyderabad were a part of the Elite Group until last season.
  3. fairytale
    a story about fairies; told to amuse children
    CHAHAR 8, HYDERABAD 21
    Debutant’s Deadly Spell Puts Rajasthan On Top
    Jayakrishnan Sreekumar | TNN

    Jaipur: It was very much like like those surreal fairytale dreams one would see in his early teens.
  4. crease
    an angular indentation made by folding
    Rajasthan, then, were 220 for 2 at close of play with captain Hrishikesh Kanitkar (100) and Robin Bist (33) at the crease in the Plate Group A match.
  5. surreal
    characterized by fantastic and incongruous imagery
    CHAHAR 8, HYDERABAD 21
    Debutant’s Deadly Spell Puts Rajasthan On Top
    Jayakrishnan Sreekumar | TNN

    Jaipur: It was very much like like those surreal fairytale dreams one would see in his early teens.
  6. stump
    the base part that remains after a tree has been felled
    Chahar, who was largely bowling just short of a length outside the off-stump, got one to dip in, getting Teja dead in front.
  7. think twice
    consider and reconsider carefully
    Earlier, Rajasthan won the toss and didn’t had to think twice before putting Hyderabad into bat.
  8. go past
    move past
    At tea, the hosts were going strong at 121 for 1 with both batsman going past their half-centuries.
  9. half-century
    a period of 50 years
    At tea, the hosts were going strong at 121 for 1 with both batsman going past their half-centuries.
  10. bounce
    spring back; spring away from an impact
    A relatively thick bed of grass and ample moisture promised consistent pace and bounce off the wicket.
  11. cheaply
    in a cheap manner
    He was soon rewarded with a couple of wickets, with the left-handed Anirudh Singh (5) and Arjun Yadav falling cheaply.
  12. very much like
    in a similar way
    CHAHAR 8, HYDERABAD 21
    Debutant’s Deadly Spell Puts Rajasthan On Top
    Jayakrishnan Sreekumar | TNN

    Jaipur: It was very much like like those surreal fairytale dreams one would see in his early teens.
  13. executing
    putting a condemned person to death
    Pankaj Singh, on the other end, was executing the short stuff to perfection - his height helping to get the extra lift and carry.
  14. teens
    the time of life between the ages of 12 and 20
    CHAHAR 8, HYDERABAD 21
    Debutant’s Deadly Spell Puts Rajasthan On Top
    Jayakrishnan Sreekumar | TNN

    Jaipur: It was very much like like those surreal fairytale dreams one would see in his early teens.
  15. incredibly
    exceedingly; extremely
    His eight wickets (8-10) on debut meant Hyderabad were all out for an incredibly embarrassing 21, the lowest ever in the history of Ranji Trophy.
  16. state of affairs
    the general state of things
    Such was the state of affairs that it was hard to believe that the same group of men from Hyderabad were a part of the Elite Group until last season.
  17. elite
    a group or class of persons enjoying superior status
    Such was the state of affairs that it was hard to believe that the same group of men from Hyderabad were a part of the Elite Group until last season.
  18. first-class
    very good;of the highest quality
    It also equalled the lowest total in the country’s first-class history, a record that dates back to almost 95 years.
  19. formality
    a requirement of etiquette or custom
    After Ahmed Quadri’s (4) edge safely reached the hands of the wicketkeeper to give Chahar his fifth wicket, the rest of the proceedings turned out to be a formality with the batting falling like a pile of cards.
  20. embarrassing
    causing to feel shame
    His eight wickets (8-10) on debut meant Hyderabad were all out for an incredibly embarrassing 21, the lowest ever in the history of Ranji Trophy.
  21. debut
    the act of beginning something new
    His eight wickets (8-10) on debut meant Hyderabad were all out for an incredibly embarrassing 21, the lowest ever in the history of Ranji Trophy.
  22. execute
    put in effect
    Pankaj Singh, on the other end, was executing the short stuff to perfection - his height helping to get the extra lift and carry.
  23. consistent
    the same throughout in structure or composition
    A relatively thick bed of grass and ample moisture promised consistent pace and bounce off the wicket.
  24. transformed
    given a completely different form or appearance
    For Rajasthan’s 18-year-old Deepak Chahar, the dream transformed into reality.
  25. delivery
    voluntary transfer of something from one party to another
    Anoop Pai (0) and vice-captain Ibrahim Khaleel (2) were both dismissed off unplayable deliveries - the former caught at slips and the latter losing his middle stump.
  26. dip
    immerse briefly into a liquid
    Chahar, who was largely bowling just short of a length outside the off-stump, got one to dip in, getting Teja dead in front.
  27. ample
    more than enough in size or scope or capacity
    A relatively thick bed of grass and ample moisture promised consistent pace and bounce off the wicket.
  28. transform
    change or alter in appearance or nature
    For Rajasthan’s 18-year-old Deepak Chahar, the dream transformed into reality.
  29. for a while
    for a short time
    A cool breeze swept across the ground for a while, offering considerable movement to Chahar.
  30. dismissed
    having lost your job
    Anoop Pai (0) and vice-captain Ibrahim Khaleel (2) were both dismissed off unplayable deliveries - the former caught at slips and the latter losing his middle stump.
  31. embarrass
    cause to feel self-conscious
    His eight wickets (8-10) on debut meant Hyderabad were all out for an incredibly embarrassing 21, the lowest ever in the history of Ranji Trophy.
  32. turned out
    dressed well or smartly
    After Ahmed Quadri’s (4) edge safely reached the hands of the wicketkeeper to give Chahar his fifth wicket, the rest of the proceedings turned out to be a formality with the batting falling like a pile of cards.
  33. deadly
    causing or capable of causing death
    CHAHAR 8, HYDERABAD 21
    Debutant’s Deadly Spell Puts Rajasthan On Top
    Jayakrishnan Sreekumar | TNN

    Jaipur: It was very much like like those surreal fairytale dreams one would see in his early teens.
  34. perfection
    the state of being without a flaw or defect
    Pankaj Singh, on the other end, was executing the short stuff to perfection - his height helping to get the extra lift and carry.
  35. dismiss
    stop associating with
    Anoop Pai (0) and vice-captain Ibrahim Khaleel (2) were both dismissed off unplayable deliveries - the former caught at slips and the latter losing his middle stump.
  36. breeze
    a slight and usually refreshing wind
    A cool breeze swept across the ground for a while, offering considerable movement to Chahar.
  37. disappoint
    fail to meet the hopes or expectations of
    Captain Ravi Teja (1), who opened the innings with Akshath Reddy, disappointed.
  38. spell
    write or name the letters that comprise the accepted form of
    CHAHAR 8, HYDERABAD 21
    Debutant’s Deadly Spell Puts Rajasthan On Top
    Jayakrishnan Sreekumar | TNN

    Jaipur: It was very much like like those surreal fairytale dreams one would see in his early teens.
  39. a couple of
    more than one but indefinitely small in number
    He was soon rewarded with a couple of wickets, with the left-handed Anirudh Singh (5) and Arjun Yadav falling cheaply.
  40. pile
    a collection of objects laid on top of each other
    After Ahmed Quadri’s (4) edge safely reached the hands of the wicketkeeper to give Chahar his fifth wicket, the rest of the proceedings turned out to be a formality with the batting falling like a pile of cards.
  41. turn out
    be shown or be found to be
    After Ahmed Quadri’s (4) edge safely reached the hands of the wicketkeeper to give Chahar his fifth wicket, the rest of the proceedings turned out to be a formality with the batting falling like a pile of cards.
  42. a lot
    to a very great degree or extent
    Once Rajasthan lost opener Vineet Saxena (9) early, Akash Chopra and Kanitkar saw the early overs off with a lot of caution.
  43. vice
    a specific form of evildoing
    Anoop Pai (0) and vice-captain Ibrahim Khaleel (2) were both dismissed off unplayable deliveries - the former caught at slips and the latter losing his middle stump.
  44. in front
    at or in the front
    Chahar, who was largely bowling just short of a length outside the off-stump, got one to dip in, getting Teja dead in front.
  45. considerable
    large in number, amount, extent, or degree
    A cool breeze swept across the ground for a while, offering considerable movement to Chahar.
  46. belong to
    be a part or adjunct
    The day, though, belonged to the new kid on the block, Chahar.
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