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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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came down to
After all much efforts, the match came down to weather condition and I couldn't take single wicket in the match.
I mean, by the sentence, that -- Though I put enough efforts to take wickets, I couldn't do it because the pitch has been strongly influenced by the weather condition which suits only to batsmen.
Could you help me on this?
I mean, by the sentence, that -- Though I put enough efforts to take wickets, I couldn't do it because the pitch has been strongly influenced by the weather condition which suits only to batsmen.
Could you help me on this?
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Rephrased: [Despite/In spite of] all my efforts, the weather affected the pitch and I didn't take a single wicket.
- Rephrased: [Despite/In spite of] all my efforts, the weather affected the pitch and I didn't take a single wicket.
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Rephrased:
[Despite/In spite of] all my efforts, the weather affected the pitch and I didn't take a single wicket.
[Despite/In spite of] all my efforts, the weather affected the pitch and I didn't take a single wicket.
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