| Carried thusly, they may be snicked off the belt clip in a heartbeat for use as a hand-held light, or instantly attached to a pistol. |
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| Remember, normally a wicketkeeper never has the time to worry about a snicked catch. |
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| That a Mazda stick shift is terrific would surprise no one who's snicked a Miata or RX-8 through its gears. |
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| Agathangelou snicked a beauty in the opening over, after the hosts went in a second time 36 runs in arrears. |
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| He snicked a ball onto his boot, from where it rebounded onto the stumps. |
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| Oddly enough, Mike Atherton once harangued him from cover at Edgbaston in 1996 when he thought that Tendulkar had given the umpire too much information about whether he had snicked the previous delivery. |
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| Following Hussey, Russell Warren was another victim of the devil patch when the ball ballooned off the shoulder of his bat to be caught by Paul Weekes, diving backwards, and then Sales snicked low to the same fielder. |
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| He chased a wide, very full delivery from Anderson – the first bowled from around the wicket – and England were certain he snicked it to Matt Prior. |
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| A few days before, I snicked my forefinger with the curved banana knife at the store, and a callusy scab toughened the ball of my fingertip. |
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| Grimmett snicked a fortuitous four off Bowes. |
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| He snicked a beauty from Southee to the left of the keeper BJ Warling, who dived full length in front of first slip and put down a desperately difficult low chance. |
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