Meaning: wicket 
'wɪkɪt
n.
cricket equipment consisting of a set of three stumps topped by crosspieces; used in playing cricket
a small arch used as croquet equipment
small gate or door (especially one that is part of a larger door)
small opening (like a window in a door) through which business can be transacted
on a losing wicket Idiom, Proverb
bat on a sticky wicket
Sticky wicket
(UK) If you are on a sticky wicket, you are in a difficult situation.be (batting) on a accident wicket
To be in a bearings in which one is absurd or clumsy to win; to be accomplishing article that is acceptable or assertive to fail. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. Teachers who try to accumulate adaptable phones out of their classrooms are on a accident wicket these days. The prime minister, alive his affair has been batting on a accident wicket apropos clearing reform, today appear a above U-turn in his position on the matter.Learn more: losing, on, wicketon a accident wicket
In a bearings in which one is absurd or clumsy to win; accomplishing article that is acceptable or assertive to fail. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. Teachers who try to accumulate adaptable phones out of their classrooms are on a accident wicket these days. The prime minister, alive his affair has been batting on a accident wicket apropos clearing reform, today appear a above U-turn in his position on the matter.Learn more: losing, on, wicket
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Stick in your craw Stick your neck out Sticking point Sticky end Sticky wicket Stiff as a poker Stiff-necked Still in the game Still waters run deep Stir the blood Stitch in time saves nine on (someone's) behalf on (someone's) part on (someone's) wrong side on (the) air on (the) land on (the) production of (something) on (your) home ground on a on a (subject or activity) kick on a biblical scale on a cloud on a collision course on a diet on a dime on a first-name basis on a fool's errand on a full stomach on a handshake on a hiding to nothing on a high on a hunch on a knife-edge on a lark on a lighter note on a limb on a losing wicket on a moment's notice on a par with on a par with (someone or something) on a pedestal on a pedestal, put on a plate on a platter on a power trip on a promise on a rampage on a razor's edge on a regular basis on a roll on a shoestring on a short lead on a short leash on a side note on a silver platter on a sixpence on a slippery slope on a slow boat to China on a sticky wicket on a string on a tangent on a tank
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