• all-arounder,all rounder

From earlierall-round(“versatile”) +‎-er, sense “versatile person” from 1875.^[1]

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all-rounder (pluralall-rounders)

1. (chiefly British) Aversatile person, able to do many things well; used especially inreference to being good atvarious sports.[from 1875]
2. (cricket) Aplayer who is skilled in bothbatting andbowling.
   • 2011,Shehan Karunatilaka,Chinaman: The Legend of Pradeep Mathew, Jonathan Cape, page26:

     Anall-rounder is a player who can bat and bowl. A genuineall-rounder should be able to make the team on either skill alone. A genuine one is as rare as a punctual Sri Lankan.

3. (archaic) Ashirtcollar going all round the neck and meeting in front.

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