Cricket. To score (a certain number of runs). ? Obsolete.

To do or perform by running. transitive. Cricket. To score (a run); to accumulate (a score) by running. Also: to score from (a stroke) by…

To get or accumulate by labour or exertion; spec. in Cricket, to run up (a score), make (so many runs) by striking the ball. colloquial.

Cricket. Of batters, to score the runs requisite for victory, or to oblige (a bowler) to be taken off by scoring heavily from his bowling.

transitive. Cricket. To complete the running necessary to make a score from (a hit). Frequently in imperative. Now rare.

Cricket. (a) To strike (the ball) with the bat: hence with the bowler as object. (b) to hit off: to make up (a number of runs) by hitting.

Cricket. transitive. Usually with off (also up): to score (a number of runs) rapidly or with ease. Also (more generally in other sports): to…

Cricket slang. To make, ‘pile up’, or ‘score’ (a number, esp. a large number, of runs).

To make or score (runs).

Cricket. To obtain (runs) by hard hitting.