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carse
[kahrs, kers]
noun
bottom land.
carse
/ kærs, kɑːs /
noun
a riverside area of flat fertile alluvium
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of carse1
Example Sentences
Brydon Carse missed a shy at the stumps when Jadeja was on three, before Reddy's triple reprieve.
Akash Deep edged Carse, with Harry Brook taking a sharp one-handed catch at second slip, Bumrah nicked Woakes behind and Sundar skied Archer.
The wicketkeeper was fluent for 51, adding 84 with Brydon Carse, who was impressive for his maiden Test half-century.
The tourists dropped the field, offering plenty of opportunities for Smith and Carse to score through the off side.
Carse's swiping off Siraj was entertaining, his half-century reached with a straight six, before Siraj had his revenge with a middle-stump yorker.
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