Definition & Meaning | English word SIN-BINNING

Definitions of SIN-BINNING

1. (sport) The act of being sent to the sin bin, for illegal play

Examples of Using SIN-BINNING in a Sentence

• Geyer had a hand in all three of the Panthers tries on the day and was judged to be their best player, though his sin-binning for dissent by referee Bill Harrigan during the second half was thought to have cost him the Clive Churchill Medal as man of the match.
• But with Ronan O'Gara landing only two of his six kicks, Ireland were helped by the sin-binning of England prop Phil Vickery and scrum-half Danny Care.
• In Round 11 against the Brisbane Broncos, Napa was sin-binned in the last 5 minutes of the match after he led with his head on a heavy hit on Broncos forward Korbin Sims, breaking his jaw in the process, the sin-binning would prove costly for the Roosters with 12 men on the field and Broncos boom rookie Jamayne Isaako would score a dazzling try in the 78th minute and the Roosters would lose the thrilling match 28–22 at Suncorp Stadium.

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