Definition of Bulli soil in English:

Bulli soil

nounˈbʊlʌɪ sɔɪl

mass nounAustralian

Clay-rich soil widely used for cricket pitches and tennis courts.
the pitch had been upgraded with the importation of ten tons of Bulli soil
Example sentencesExamples
- Hayward plays it successfully even on the bulli-soil in Australia.
- On the shirtfronted polished Bulli soil pitches of that distant halcyon day for batsmen, Australia scored 485.
- The Bulli soil used in New South Wales does not cause the ball to rise so high.
- Bulli soil is valued for turf cricket pitches.
- These works were carried out and a small quantity of Bulli soil provided for the cricket pitch.
- It was one of those typical Bulli soil pitches that turn with increasing viciousness as they wear under a hot sun.
- Sydney used Bulli soil, a fine clay that would set like marble after it had been well watered during preparation.
- The wicket then was quite hard underneath, with water standing on the top (remember the Bulli soil).
- The wicket there is Bulli soil and priceless for huge scores.
- The track was rock hard, lightning fast black Bulli soil.

Origin

Late 19th century: named after the town of Bulli in New South Wales.

单词	Bulli soil
释义	Definition of Bulli soil in English: Bulli soil nounˈbʊlʌɪ sɔɪl mass nounAustralian Clay-rich soil widely used for cricket pitches and tennis courts. the pitch had been upgraded with the importation of ten tons of Bulli soil Example sentencesExamples Hayward plays it successfully even on the bulli-soil in Australia. On the shirtfronted polished Bulli soil pitches of that distant halcyon day for batsmen, Australia scored 485. The Bulli soil used in New South Wales does not cause the ball to rise so high. Bulli soil is valued for turf cricket pitches. These works were carried out and a small quantity of Bulli soil provided for the cricket pitch. It was one of those typical Bulli soil pitches that turn with increasing viciousness as they wear under a hot sun. Sydney used Bulli soil, a fine clay that would set like marble after it had been well watered during preparation. The wicket then was quite hard underneath, with water standing on the top (remember the Bulli soil). The wicket there is Bulli soil and priceless for huge scores. The track was rock hard, lightning fast black Bulli soil. Origin Late 19th century: named after the town of Bulli in New South Wales.
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