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holds are over-arm holds, in a
contest for
physical dominance. In cricket,
Overarm bowling is the norm. Also, in law enforcement, the
raising of the arms...
- In cricket,
overarm bowling refers to a
delivery in
which the bowler's hand is
above shoulder height. When
cricket originated all
bowlers delivered the...
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argued that the
majority of
matches prior to 1864 (i.e., the year in
which overarm bowling was legalised) "cannot be
regarded as first-class" and
their records...
- into what may be
termed its "pre-modern phase" (i.e.,
which ended when
overarm bowling ushered in the
modern game in 1864) and
effectively created a different...
- A
typical milling machine of the era,
built by
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company. It is a horizontal, with an
overarm for the arbor....
- 19th
century saw
underarm bowling su****ded by
first roundarm and then
overarm bowling. Both
developments were controversial.
Organisation of the game...
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Azumafuji defeating Tochinishiki via the "
overarm throw" (uwatenage) technique, 1953...
- and vice
versa for a left-arm bowler.
Compare with
around the wicket.
Overarm the
action of
bowling with the arm
swinging from
behind the body over the...
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called for an
unfair ball
delivered roundarm,
overarm or thrown,
eventually resulting in today's
overarm bowling being the only
legal style. Technical...
- the
attacker and
throwing them down.
Uwatedashinage (上手出し投げ, "pulling
overarm throw") is
executed when the
attacker extends their arm over the opponent's...
