Oxford Memories a Retrospect After Fifty Years volume 2
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Eidley, though very far inferior, on their best days have done no little with slows and slows too of low delivery whereas Clarke always maintained that a certain elevation was of the very essence of slow bowling ; and Clarke, like Mr. Budd, delivered from his hip. Clarke said, " My success depends not on what is called a good length, but on the exact pitch, the one ' blind spot, ' according to the reach and style of the player. " He was also always on the wicket with great spin and twist. " Als...o, " said Clarke, " I can vary my pace without betraying the change by my action, and this few fast bowlers can do ; and if a man takes liberties . * with me, I can send it a very fast one as a sur- prise ; or I could not defend myself against a hitter. " 124 OXFORD MEMORIES.
As to stepping in, Clarke's elevation was such 4
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eidley, though very far inferior, on their best days have done no little with slows and slows too of low delivery whereas Clarke always maintained that a certain elevation was of the very essence of slow bowling ; and Clarke, like Mr. Budd, delivered from his hip. Clarke said, " My success depends not on what is called a good length, but on the exact pitch, the one ' blind spot, ' according to the reach and style of the player. " He was also always on the wicket with great spin and twist. " Als...o, " said Clarke, " I can vary my pace without betraying the change by my action, and this few fast bowlers can do ; and if a man takes liberties . * with me, I can send it a very fast one as a sur- prise ; or I could not defend myself against a hitter. " 124 OXFORD MEMORIES.
As to stepping in, Clarke's elevation was such 4
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