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- noun soccer  A ball that curves away from thegoal .
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								It would be interesting to hear Shane Warne's commentary on Kumar, for essentially they were in the same trade, with the out-swinger and in-ducker the equivalent of leg-spinner and googly. Praveen Kumar's bowling secrets will be deciphered in time | Mike Selvey 2011 
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								Worse was to follow as Steyn brought Tendulkar forward for a drive with a late out-swinger that the ace batsman could only edge to Boucher. Times Now 2010 
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								Anderson then provided his own moment of mayhem, when he found the edge of Haddin's bat with a perfect out-swinger that bounced. Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010 
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								Swann batted with his customary aggression, making 20 off 17 balls, before he edged an out-swinger from Dale Steyn to AB de Villiers at third slip. 
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								The 26-year-old pacer brought Tendulkar forward for a drive with a late out-swinger that the ace batsman could only edge to Boucher. Analysis 2010 
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								Worse was to follow as Steyn brought Tendulkar forward for a drive with a late out-swinger that the ace batsman could only edge to Boucher. Analysis 2010 
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								Worse was to follow as Steyn brought Tendulkar forward for a drive with a late out-swinger that the ace batsman could only edge to Boucher. Times Now 2010 
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								The breakthrough came two minutes before half-time when Drogba zinged in a superbly weighted out-swinger from the left, allowing Nicolas Anelka to head home from close range with Jaaskelainen stranded. 
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								Kevin O'Connor's out-swinger was headed on by Leon Legge, before Charlie MacDonald played it back across goal, where Strevens bundled the ball home. 
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								The 26-year-old pacer brought Tendulkar forward for a drive with a late out-swinger that the ace batsman could only edge to Boucher. Analysis 2010 
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