Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
infield
noun
/ˈɪnˌfiːld/

Definition
The part of the field in baseball or cricket that is closest to the batter.

Examples
- The infield was muddy after the rain, making it challenging for players.
- The shortstop made a fantastic play in the infield to get the runner out.
- During practice, the coach focused on the infield drills.

Meaning
Infield refers to the area within the diamond-shaped layout of a baseball or softball field, particularly the sections close to the bases and home plate.

Synonyms
- interior field
- inner field
- infield area