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misˈfield, v.
[mis-1 1.]
trans. To field (a ball) badly. Hence misˈfielded ppl. a.
1870Times 10 Aug. 5/5 Both of these [sc. hits for four]..were unaccountably misfielded by Smith, who rarely makes mistakes. 1890Daily News 18 Sept. 3/6 Key misfielded the ball. 1894Punch 22 Dec. 298/3 The course of a ‘misfielded’ ball between leaving bowler's hand and returning thereto. 1954J. B. G. Thomas On Tour vi. 66 Dixon..looked at the South African wing for a moment and misfielded. 1974Times 8 Jan. 7/8 The new beak picks up the pill and chucks at McCallum who misfields it.
Also as n., failure to gather the ball properly.
1909Daily Chron. 25 Feb. 8/4 Guy's scored after a misfield of a high kick by Batchelor. |