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Examples
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He gets four more two balls later, wristily flipping a leg-stump half-volley through midwicket.
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All of a sudden, though, Hajek pulls out a well-judged drop-shot, which Murray can only flick wristily into the net, and that's the first break of the match.
Wimbledon 2010: Andy Murray v Jan Hajek - as it happened Paolo Bandini at Wimbledon 2010
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He appeared to be settling down nicely in pursuit of his elusive 100th international century when he drove Swann wristily to the point boundary.
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Tremlett has a strangled LBW shout against Khawaja, who then cuts wristily for four.
The Guardian World News Rob Smyth 2011
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Tendulkar maintained a steady scoring rate, whipping Morkel wristily through the leg-side for successive boundaries, while Sehwag reached his 19th Test century in suitably fine style, carving Parnell to the point boundary.
BBC - Ouch 2010
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Tendulkar maintained a steady scoring rate, whipping Morkel wristily through the leg-side for successive boundaries, while Sehwag reached his 19th Test century in suitably fine style, carving Parnell to the point boundary.
BBC - Ouch 2010
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Ajmal Shahzad starts after tea, and is clipped wristily through midwicket for four by Imrul Kayes.
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