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That no England batsman was able to drive with any certainty anything other than the longest of half-volleys while, with the exception of Strauss, not in undue trouble against the shorter balls was indicative of the length bowled.
The Ashes 2010: Peter Siddle hat-trick gives England a bloody nose Mike Selvey at The Gabba 2010
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Any juice in the pitch in future and he might find half-volleys in short supply.
Stuart Broad sets England on way to second victory over Australia Mike Selvey at Sophia Gardens 2010
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Australia will regret how they bowled at Flintoff at the start of his innings when, as if to order, they served up a number of delicious half-volleys for his delectation.
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Instead of size, Ms. Zheng offers speed, swift half-volleys and balls that are harder to reach, with an improved serve that can hold its own.
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Junior House match, and then play inside half-volleys on the upper, I begin to think all you care about is your house.
The Loom of Youth Alec Waugh 1939
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He bowled slow leg-breaks, mostly half-volleys and long hops.
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There was no tempting him with half-volleys and long-hops.
The Head of Kay's 1928
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The players began winning their serves, Pavlyuchenkova negotiating her way to a 4-3 lead with deft half-volleys and forcing shots.
NYT > Home Page By JOHN MARTIN 2011
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Fox Sports' own Mark Waugh was the man who bowled a few half-volleys to help Marsh to his ton.
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Fox Sports' own Mark Waugh was the man who bowled a few half-volleys to help Marsh to his ton.
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