Noun
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see white, ball.
(cricket, journalism, metonymically) limited overs cricket, as distinct from first-class cricket
white-ball (uncountable)
Alternative form of white ball
white-ball
As ever, no matter the white-ball format, the batting is in rude health. Source: Internet
Handscomb’s priority remains to return to the Australian Test squad but he is also keen to push his Australian white-ball selection chances by batting up the order for Hobart. Source: Internet
Having successfully established himself as the mainstay of Australian red-ball batsman, Marnus Labuschagne is now aiming at translating his superb form into white-ball cricket. Source: Internet
His googly or the ‘doosra’ flummoxed plenty of batsmen and soon, Ajmal was translating his white-ball success into the Test arena. Source: Internet
However, the Australians — including Smith and Warner — are back in England for a white-ball tour two years later as the No. 1-ranked team in test and Twenty20 cricket. Source: Internet
"I definitely feel it's going to be a real issue and a real factor over the next couple of years," Australia's white-ball skipper said. Source: Internet