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wicke

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wick´e    (wĭk´e)
a.1.Wicked.
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On this occasion, it was George's brother Ashley who played a vital part, taking two wicke t s and h it ti ng a cru cial top score of 38 before being run out, although it needed a match-winning last-wicket stand between Rob Kettlewell (16no) and Luke Booth (10no) to pip Scholes at the post.
Smiths are not miserable now; DRAKES SECONDS ROUND-UP: George and ... by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
He is joined in the dock by James Ya tes, 20, of Dodman Road, Croxteth; Gary Kays, 25, of Mallard Close, Croxteth Park; Melvin Coy, 25, of Abbeyfield Drive, and Nathan Quinn previously Boy Q, 18, of Wicke t Close, both Croxteth.
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He demonstrated his ability in lesser company, though, when only narrowly beaten by Macarthur in the Group Two Hard wicke Stakes at Royal Ascot.
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