(see pic above) that half of the field, as bisected by a line joining the wickets and extended both ways, which is in front of and away from the batter, i.e. the other half of the field (as opposed to his "leg" or "on" side).
The right side of horse and rider whilst riding.
The right side of a horse. Also called the "far side".
The right hand side of the horse.
The side of the car furthest away from the kerb when driving "Off side"
The right hand side of a horse.
the half of the field away from the batsman's legs as he stands in the batting stance.
The right side of the horse. The near side is the left side, from which a horse is normally mounted.
In cricket, the off side is one half of the field. A cricket field is notionally divided into two halves, along a line running down the long axis of the pitch. In normal batting stance, the striking batsman stands side on to the bowler.
