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groundsman

British  
/ ˈɡraʊndzmən /

noun

  1. a person employed to maintain a sports ground, park, etc

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Low and Campbell had worked together for nearly 20 years at the nearby Edradynate Estate, where Campbell was employed as head gamekeeper and Low worked as a groundsman.

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Campbell was asked by his KC Tony Lenehan about his relationship with Low, who had worked as a groundsman on the estate.

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Pitch curators or groundsmen often address the media prior to Tests in Australia, but Page took the unusual step of speaking on Sunday following the conclusion of the Test at the MCG.

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“Bad for the stonework,” the groundsmen would say.

From Literature

While Wimbledon's head groundsman Neil Stubley agreed the heat has contributed to slower courts as the dry grass grips the ball more, he felt criticism of the bounce was unfair.

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