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no hit
1. Cricket. (See quot. 1835.)
This rule no longer applies.
1827Sussex Weekly Advertiser 9 July, The umpire called no hit. 1835Hoyle's Games 426 When the striker shall hit the ball, one of his feet must be on the ground, and behind the popping crease, otherwise the umpire shall call no hit.
2. Baseball. (See quots. 1961.) So no-hitter.
1948Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch 15 Mar. 17/4 Even without this new delivery Blackwell..came within two outs of pitching two successive no-hitters. 1949[see left field (left a. 3 c)]. 1955A. Budrys in D. Knight 100 Yrs. Sci. Fiction (1969) 255 Walker's a good pitcher, all right—but he didn't pitch any no-hitters. And he only won eighteen games. 1961J. S. Salak Dict. Amer. Sports 298 No-hit no-run game, a game in which the pitcher permits the opposing team no base hits and no runs for the entire game or for at least the first nine innings of the game. 1961Webster, No-hitter, a no-hit game in baseball. 1973Tucson (Arizona) Daily Citizen 22 Aug. 60/2 Bahnsen said he was aware he had a no-hitter going and started bearing down in the seventh inning. 1974News & Reporter (Chester, S. Carolina) 22 Apr. 10-A/8 Blackwell struck out 13 batters in the contest and pitched five innings of no-hit ball before Burton ended his hopes for a no-hitter. |