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adv. (context cricket English) Describing the way of being out by being catch#Verb by the wicketkeeper. n. (context cricket English) An instance of being out by being caught behind the wicket by the wicketkeeper.
Usage examples of "caught behind".
The thought that people like ourselves are caught behind its barrier, forever unable to escape - and that is the main purpose of the barrier-to keep those people there under Geean's control-weighs upon our spirit, and makes it impossible for us to realize our potentialities.
We're seeding the coastal plains with power sources to recharge suit units that get caught behind the lines.
She had a long, rather horsey face, and wore her dark hair pulled back from it and caught behind in a short ponytail.
In seconds, Malachi had his opponent face down on the deck, hands caught behind his back, and was looking about for something to tie his wrists together with.
In the moonlight the portraits above him shimmered, faces caught behind panes of glass like dead men peering through the ice, and at first he thought the sounds came from them.
In an early episode, somebody takes a shot at four American soldiers caught behind the German lines.
The wind flapped an end of the cloak caught behind the body —.
Wayne remained caught behind the bottleneck, near Steve and Judy and the guards holding them.
His shirt being tucked up and caught behind his back, I could see all.
Wakeman was astonished at the words, and at the thoughts he caught behind them.
Once again, they were caught behind police barricades and couldn’.
She caught behind his neck with eight fingers and jumped, pulling herself hard against him.