wobble

He would strike 'knuckleballs', where rather than the ball spiralling through the air cleanly, it would wobble erratically.

To wobble on the big decisions would be politically disastrous.

"Eventually you start to slip and you start to wobble and fall apart. The longer that you've been doing that, the more severe the collapse of that is going to be."

Plimmer eventually fell for nine and Bates added 32, before Kerr and Devine were tasked with the rebuilding effort after a little wobble to 53-2.

Another wobble saw Australia slip from 79-2 to 101-5 but Perry and Phoebe Litchfield, whose 15 from nine balls included a booming six over square leg, helped them finish with a flourish.