wicke (Meaning)
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wicke (a.)
Wicked.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wicke
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wicke Sentence Examples
- The wicket gate creaked open, inviting the visitors into the enchanted garden.
- The bowler's delivery struck the wicket, sending the batsman back to the pavilion.
- The cricket match was filled with thrilling wickets and dramatic catches.
- The wicketkeeper's lightning-fast reflexes kept the batsmen from scoring.
- The wicket was carefully prepared, giving both batsmen and bowlers an equal chance.
- The batsman danced down the wicket, determined to hit the ball for a boundary.
- The wicket of the star batsman left the entire team in a state of shock.
- The wicket-taker celebrated his triumph with a triumphant roar.
- The wicket fell with a resounding thud, ending the match and crowning the champions.
- The wicket resembled a sacred altar, where the drama and excitement of cricket unfolded.
FAQs About the word wicke
Wicked.
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The wicket gate creaked open, inviting the visitors into the enchanted garden.
The bowler's delivery struck the wicket, sending the batsman back to the pavilion.
The cricket match was filled with thrilling wickets and dramatic catches.
The wicketkeeper's lightning-fast reflexes kept the batsmen from scoring.
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