Sports Desk: In the 30th over, Saif Hasan’s ball was coming out of the off side. Prime Bank Cricket Club’s set batsman at the crease, Narooz Nabeel, sat down with a punch. Bowler Saif and wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan Sohan, along with Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi club cricketers, made a strong request for an out. But the umpire did not respond. Sheikh Jamal’s firm plea was so strong that Saif knelt on the field.
But on the other hand, batsman Nabil showed great sportsmanship. Knowing that he was out without waiting for the umpire’s decision, he left the crease himself. I walked to the dressing room. The batsman’s sportsmanship on getting his fifty was greeted by the opposing fielder. Sheikh Jamal was seen talking to the cricketers’ umpires after Nabeel left.
The incident took place at Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on Sunday (May 7) during the Walton Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League Super League match. Nabil returned to the dressing room with 75 runs. He could have stayed at the crease if he wanted to because the umpire didn’t give him out.
Offspinners Saif Nabil and Dipur broke the partnership of 136 runs in that over. Palmed Deepu on the mid-wicket boundary After one ball, Nabil took a catch behind the wicket. Although the umpire did not give out, Nabil, the winner of the Youth World Cup, walked off the field with a big heart.
Nabil has definitely set a unique example in the Dhaka League, where there are many controversies about not getting out. Sheikh Jamal batted first and set a target of 277 runs. After losing two wickets for 10 runs, Nabil and Dipu tied the knot.
Such sportsmanship has happened in cricket before. Sachin Tendulkar and Adam Gilchrist have shown such sportsmanship on the World Cup stage. The day the umpire gave them out But knowing that he was out, he left the crease and went to the dressing room.
