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In cricket, to get out for two golden ducks in the two innings of one match, as opposed to a pair which is two ducks in the two innings. Can only occur in Five, Four or Three day matches in which both teams bat twice
Ever been dismissed for a King Pair?
King Pair by umpirestrikesback June 29, 2005

Shag Promotion 

When a person fucks their boss to get higher in their company/organisation
Worker 1: Looks like Jeff's going to get that raise
Worker 2: Don't count on it, Bob says he's going for a shag promotion
In cricket a Jaffa is a delvery that is unplayable.
See any Steve Harmison yorker for details
Jaffa by umpirestrikesback June 17, 2005
Grevious Bodily Harmison- The name given to Steve Harmison, Englands premier fast bowler for his ability to beat the hell out of opposing batsmen
GBH nails another Aussie with a rib tickler
GBH by umpirestrikesback June 17, 2005
In Cricket, a short pitched ball which is aimed at the batsman's head
The batsman was shaken by a nasty blow to the head from a bouncer
Bouncer by umpirestrikesback May 19, 2005
In Cricket, a ball that is delivered and reaches the batsman on the full above the waist. Can be very dangerous
Beamer by umpirestrikesback May 18, 2005

Sledging 

Sledging or "Mental Disintergration" as it is also known is the tactic of talking to players on the opposition side (particularily batsmen, as taking on a whole team in the field is never a good idea) with the objective of destroying either their concentration or their confidence/self esteem. Sledging is practised in a large way by the Australian Cricket Team, but most International teams partake in sledging. Sledging can be merely an opposition player talking constantly to the batsman, but has mostly become known as players swearing and questioning their lineage.
Glenn McGrath to Eddie Brandes
GM: "Oi Brandes why are you so fat?"
EB: "Because everytime I shag your wife she gives me a biscuit"

Andrew Flintoff to Tino Best (after Best had attempted a slog sweep towards the pavilion)
AF: "Mind those windows Tino"

Rod Marsh to Ian Botham
RM: "So how's your wife and my kids?"