The handlers right side; the €œnon-heel€ side.
the half of the pitch in front of the batsman's body as he takes strike. For the right handed batsman this is the right half of the pitch, looking up the wicket towards the bowler, and the left half for the left handed batsman. 
The right hand side of a horse.[15]
The right-hand side of a horse.[187]
Generally when a player is in front of the ball when it was played last by a team member. A penalty occurs if a player is off-side and obstructs an opponent, plays the ball or is within 10 meters (10 yards) of an opponent playing the ball.
(from the article `cricket`) As there are 11 players on a team and 2 of them must be the bowler and wicketkeeper, only 9 other positions can be occupied at any one time. The ...
The side of the pitch which is to batsman's right (if right-handed), or left (if left-handed)
The horse's right side
Off-side is British slang for unfair, improper behaviour.
The right hand side of a horse.
The side of the pitch away from the batsman's legs as he faces the bowler, i.e. to the bowler's left for a right-handed batsman.
A situation in which an attacker positioned in the opponents' half of the field does not have two opponents between him or herself and the goal at the moment the ball is played to him or her.
Right side.
The right side of horse and rider whilst riding.
the right side of the horse.