As a batsman, where did O'Reilly bat?
Opener
Middle-order
Lower-order
Tailender
Answer
Lower-order batting refers to the position of a batsman in a cricket team who comes in to bat towards the end of the innings. These players are typically all-rounders or bowlers who are not expected to contribute significantly with the bat. Their main role is to support the top and middle-order batsmen and provide some lower-order resistance to the opposition's bowling attack.
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