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captaincy

[kap-tuhn-see] / ˈkæp tən si /




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Morris also led England A on tours to South Africa, West Indies and Sri Lanka, while he resumed the Glamorgan captaincy in 1993.

From BBC

There's no dropping Haaland but, because he has a tougher away game this week, I'm willing to bet against him with captaincy.

From BBC

Chase took over the captaincy in March, his team registering seven losses and a draw in his eight matches in charge.

From Barron's

Stokes has said his dressing room is "no place for weak men" and called this the most important Test of his captaincy.

From BBC

Remember at the beginning of his captaincy, it was Stokes who was striding to the middle, running down the pitch and clothing catches to mid-off.

From BBC