the groundsman造句

• "Looks like the groundsman's measured it right.
• The groundsman produces a pitch and we play on it.
• After his playing career he became the groundsman and coach at Cheltenham College.
• It kind of also depends on the groundsmen.
• The groundsmen went against Ganguly, leaving a large amount of grass on the pitch.
• We've got to get the groundsmen to prepare suitable pitches for Test match cricket.
• Sri Lankan coach Dav Whatmore said as he watched his players trying to help the groundsmen.
• Batting into the final day allowed Yardley to ask the groundsman to use a heavy roller.
• From 1923 to 1948 he was the groundsman at Lancaster Park, the Test ground in Christchurch.
• Some herculean efforts by the groundsmen saw the test match beginning midway into the second session on Saturday.
• Following complaints from the groundsmen of Worcester College, play quickly moved from Worcester College to the University Parks.
• It turns out that the groundsman is actually Dr . Jekyll, and the warden is Mr . Hyde.
• A little while later, a steady drizzle forced the groundsmen to cover the wickets and kept the players indoors.
• "You must let the groundsmen put out their best possible wickets without interfering, " said Taylor.
• INJURY LIST : Mark Hillaby, the groundsman who was almost beheaded, was back on duty Thursday at Centre Court.
• But, he cautioned, there is only so much the groundsmen can do and the rest depends on the players.
• The pitch is said to be covered when the groundsmen have placed covers on it to protect it against rain or dew.
• Despite overnight showers, the day started bright and the groundsmen were able to remove the tarpaulin covers an hour before the start.
• The pitch is said to be'covered'when the groundsmen have placed covers on it to protect it against rain or dew.
• When the groundsmen removed the covers from the playing strip, they discovered water had once again seeped through _ as on the first day.