Bangladeshi Team Scores 92 Runs In Just 4 Balls

Deeply upset by what it called 'biased' umpiring, a Bangladeshi league teach gave an unprecedented 92 runs off just four balls. This was the team's way of protesting against the quality of umpiring.

In the Dhaka second division league, Lalmatia Club were all out for just 88 in 14 hours. The team felt that the umpire played the real villain in the game and registered their protest by their opening bowler bowling 13 wides and 3 noballs in one over, all racing to the boundary as the wicketkeeper did not bother to stop them. The four valid balls were hit by the batsman and the fielders allowed them to reach the boundary.

Lalmatia Club secretary Adnan Rahman said his player bowled the wides and no-balls deliberately as a mark of protest for poor umpiring.

Thus rivals Axiam Club scored 92 runs in just 0.4 overs.