Definition of ball-by-ball in English:

ball-by-ball

adverb ˌbɔːlbʌɪˈbɔːl

Sport

One ball at a time; continuously or constantly throughout a match. Also (in Broadcasting): in full, with running commentary.

adjective ˌbɔːlbʌɪˈbɔːl

Sport

Chiefly Broadcasting. Of coverage or a report of a match: continuous, full, detailed.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Times. From ball + by + ball.

adverbˌbɔːlbʌɪˈbɔːl

Sport

One ball at a time; continuously or constantly throughout a match. Also (in Broadcasting): in full, with running commentary.

adjectiveˌbɔːlbʌɪˈbɔːl

Sport

Chiefly Broadcasting. Of coverage or a report of a match: continuous, full, detailed.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Times. From ball + by + ball.

单词	ball-by-ball
释义	Definition of ball-by-ball in English: ball-by-ball adverb ˌbɔːlbʌɪˈbɔːl Sport One ball at a time; continuously or constantly throughout a match. Also (in Broadcasting): in full, with running commentary. adjective ˌbɔːlbʌɪˈbɔːl Sport Chiefly Broadcasting. Of coverage or a report of a match: continuous, full, detailed. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Times. From ball + by + ball. Definition of ball-by-ball in US English: ball-by-ball adverbˌbɔːlbʌɪˈbɔːl Sport One ball at a time; continuously or constantly throughout a match. Also (in Broadcasting): in full, with running commentary. adjectiveˌbɔːlbʌɪˈbɔːl Sport Chiefly Broadcasting. Of coverage or a report of a match: continuous, full, detailed. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Times. From ball + by + ball.
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