A news item front - paged on October 12 in a leading Dhaka based English language, about Bangladesh's exciting win in the Twenty 20 cricket match against the visiting West Indies on October 11, had a 'no -ball' from the reporter, which should have been hit for a six in cricketing parlance.
The sentence, call it a bowling over, had a poor grammatical error. It is quoted as follow: 'a memorable chapter"was" in Bangladesh cricket history was written on the lush green carpet of the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur on Tuesday right.'
The 'no -ball' was the 'was' before in Bangladesh'. This should have been hit for a six by the editorial staff doing the proofreading . Unfortunately', he or she missed the 'no-ball' altogether.
The sentence, call it a bowling over, had a poor grammatical error. It is quoted as follow: 'a memorable chapter"was" in Bangladesh cricket history was written on the lush green carpet of the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur on Tuesday right.'
The 'no -ball' was the 'was' before in Bangladesh'. This should have been hit for a six by the editorial staff doing the proofreading . Unfortunately', he or she missed the 'no-ball' altogether.
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