Camp, Walter, 1859-1925, ed · New York, P. F. Collier & son · leaf 318
as well as for-ward, getting over the ball. If this is not done youare very apt to play with a cross bat. Look out thatthe bowler dont draw you forward on a short pitchball, which is very likely to result in a catch if ittouches your bat; or cause you to be stumped if youshould miss it, and have… … 1 Cricket judgment must be used in selecting the proper lengthball to play. Do not allow the bowler to drive youback on a ball well pitched up that should be hit. Ifsuch a ball should shoot or hug the ground, thechances are it will bowl you. This play is generallymade by moving the right foot…
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