outfield
nounUK /ˈaʊtfiːld/
US /ˈaʊtfiːld/
The outfield is the grassy part of a baseball field far from the batter.
The ball flew high into the outfield.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In cricket, the area of the ground far from the batsman.
He hit the ball deep into the outfield.
3. The players who stand in the outfield.
The outfield chased the ball toward the fence.
4. The land around a farm that is used for growing crops or grazing.
The farmer walked across the outfield to check the sheep.