| Cummins' wide-elbowed, bustling approach leads to a low, whippy delivery that has been likened to Jason Gillespie. |
| Although the main stem is still thin and whippy, it is an attractive, shiny, deep purple in colour. |
| Swimming is also good, he says, although the breaststroke, with its whippy frog kick, may stress the knee and should be avoided. |
| She wanted a whippy switch off a willow tree in the front yard. |
| After three or four shots with a wooden stick, the fibers start to break down and the stick becomes whippy, says Easton vice president Ned Goldsmith. |
| Spin production is decent, but this one is not as whippy as the light, Team version. |
