bowler

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As his strength and speed increases, he may grow into being the kind of bowler which is more akin with the Windies of the 80s than what we associate with the Windies of today.

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  1. noun One that bowls, as in cricket or bowling.
  2. noun A derby hat.

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  • As his strength and speed increases, he may grow into being the kind of bowler which is more akin with the Windies of the 80s than what we associate with the Windies of today. —  CaribbeanCricket.com
  • West Indies must be hoping and praying that his return as a bowler is not far away. —  CaribbeanCricket.com
  • "As the saying goes: once a bowler, always a bowler." —  KOLO - HomePage - Headlines
  • Ford said the fast bowler will be a good replacement for Stuart Clark who was re-called by Australia. —  Kos RSS Feed
  • Doris was an avid golfer, bowler, and member of the Rock River Bowling Hall of Fame.
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