এক যারা stonewalls বা উত্তর বা সহযোগিতা করতে অস্বীকার করছে | কেউ লম্বা বক্তৃতা ইত্যাদি দ্বারা অবকাশ

stonewaller's Usage Examples:

similar to his predecessor George Gunn, whereby he would defend as a stonewaller for lengthy periods and then hit boundaries in rapid succession.

boys, a swimmer, a water extractor, a dairy worker, a sewage worker, a stonewaller, a boat builder, a poacher, an oyster gatherer, a ferryman, a naval cadet.

Originally a sweet striker of the ball, Redpath turned into something of a stonewaller, with impressive powers of concentration and a sound technique.

Trescothick, an aggressive strokeplayer and Mike Atherton, a defensive stonewaller, enjoyed many successful opening partnerships for England) although "rotating.

The stonewaller Ken Barrington dug himself in for over three hours making 53 while first.

Second Test, taking longer to reach three figures than the notorious stonewaller Ken Barrington.

on their home turf, runs were hard to come by and only the obstinate stonewaller "Barnacle" Bailey exceeded his career Test average in a low-scoring series.

Bailey's barnacle-like qualities were already apparent and this notorious stonewaller tended to substitute stubbornness for strokeplay, though he made few.

(ironically the keenest cricketer on the tour was Geoff Boycott, a noted stonewaller).

His opening partner was Jim Burke a stonewaller who took 578 minutes to make 189 against South Africa in 1957-58 Cape.

At bat, Wills was an unapologetic stonewaller with a "peculiarly ugly" style; his characteristic shots—cuts and to.

and Jim Laker; he forsook the big hitting of his youth and became a stonewaller, making runs with the minimum of risk.

This made sense in that "Barnacle Bailey" was a negative stonewaller and unlikely to give his wicket away, but it robbed the lower order of.

Sheppard made 42, Parkhouse 58 and even the stonewaller Trevor Bailey gave the bowling the long handle with 68 not out, but Close.

stonewaller's Meaning':

one who stonewalls or refuses to answer or cooperate; someone who delays by lengthy speeches etc.

Synonyms:

obstructer; obstructionist; obstructor; thwarter; resister;

Antonyms:

agonist;