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LBW
(redirected from Leg before wicket)

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LBW,
abbreviation for low birth weight. See low-birth weight infant.
LBW 
low birth weight; see under infant.
LBW
Low birth weight, see there
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Abdullah then completed an excellent day all round with six for 53, as the first five Coventry batsmen were all trapped leg before wicket.
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After winning the toss, the writing was on the wall for the home side as soon as opener Mark Cosgrove was out in the second over, leg before wicket to David Masters.
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