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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Charged down the pitch

Two balls later, Haddin straight drove back to Benn who then motioned to throw the ball wildly in the batsman's direction, resulting in Haddin jumping out of the way. Benn then charged down the pitch pointing at Haddin and in that motion his elbow hit the side of Johnson's helmet, resulting in a push and shove between that pair before Bowden stepped in. (Getty Images)

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Could you please explain to me what "charged down" means in this context?

I guess "motion" means "a movement" in this context though.
  

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charge intransitive verb 1 : to rush forward in or as if in assault: attack; also : to charge an opponent in sports charged down the pitch = [rushed/ran] forward [down/along] the pitch CJ

  • charge intransitive verb 1 : to rush forward in or as if in assault: attack; also : to charge an opponent in sports charged down the pitch = [rushed/ran] forward [down/along] the pitch CJ
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charge

intransitive verb 1 : to rush forward in or as if in assault: attack; also : to charge an opponent in sports

charged down the pitch = [rushed/ran] forward [down/along] the pitch

CJ

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