sticky wicket

The undergone transformation will be Formerly Austin's, the eatery has been renamed Sticky Wicket and has been fitted out with large-screen TVs so guests can watch major sporting events.

The Sticky Wicket bar at the Riverside stadium, Durham

Mumbai registered their third win by successfully defending 136 against the Sunrisers on a sticky wicket.

JOHN Delaney is another man on a sticky wicket and has also been making something of a balls of the FAI for years.

They found themselves on a sticky wicket after the break as they conceded three times.

What was expected more from his legal expertise was to shed light on how Revilla weaseled out of the sticky wicket arising allegedly from the Anti-Money Laundering Council's report that he had tens of millions stashed in his bank accounts (and his wife's and children's?) at or about the time material to the plunder case; or how the slim majority of the Sandiganbayan justices came up with the 'odd' ruling that while entertaining 'reasonable doubt' (i.e., being unsure) as to where all that fungible wealth was amassed from, they nonetheless found Revilla liable for the return of all that money to the government in the civil cases still pending against him.

Mrs May's still on a sticky wicket, so we'll need new ways to describe her predicament.

WHITBURN have hit a sticky wicket in recent weeks - but Kieran Waterson believes they can rediscover their form and secure a top-four spot, writes TONY HODGSON.

'Should that election be run on the principle of victory as reflected by being first past the post, then a political grouping without a majority of popular votes but having the majority of elected seats will be on a sticky wicket,' he said.

"It is a sticky wicket, and we will have to change the mindset when we bat.

And when the person you're explaining it to is from Norway, you could be on a sticky wicket indeed.

God replied, I'd like to help you son, But you have me on a sticky wicket, Meet me half way, And this week buy a ticket !