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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
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Latches onto that, squared up
Ishant to Rahim, FOUR!! A little too short and Rahim latches onto that quickly, cutting it fiercely through backward point
Ishant to Rahim, FOUR!! edged but safe! It moved away from back of a length, Rahim was squared up before edging it between the slips and gully
Could you please explain to me what the emboldened parts means?
I know generally squared up means 'to prepare to fight" but I can't understand it here. And I guess "latched onto that" means "connected to the ball".
Ishant to Rahim, FOUR!! edged but safe! It moved away from back of a length, Rahim was squared up before edging it between the slips and gully
Could you please explain to me what the emboldened parts means?
I know generally squared up means 'to prepare to fight" but I can't understand it here. And I guess "latched onto that" means "connected to the ball".
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latch on to = catch, connect with, grasp (in some way). It can mean 'understand' metaphorically. square up = get ready, face squarely, align at a right angle
- latch on to = catch, connect with, grasp (in some way).
- It can mean 'understand' metaphorically.
- square up = get ready, face squarely, align at a right angle
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latch on to = catch, connect with, grasp (in some way). It can mean 'understand' metaphorically.
square up = get ready, face squarely, align at a right angle
square up = get ready, face squarely, align at a right angle
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