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broken-field
adjective
(alsobroken field)uk /ˈbrəʊ.kənˌfiːld/ us /ˈbroʊ.kənˌfiːld/
(in rugby or American football) relating to a situation where defending players are spread apart and some are away from their usual positions, so that an attacking player can run between them:
He remains the best broken-field runner in the game, able to switch direction in an instant.
He mesmerized everyone with his broken-field runs.
Broken field rugby suits this Welsh side, who have more natural runners than England.
His broken-field running sets him apart from most players.
Teams still need the ability to exploit broken-field situations.
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