Chapter -17.
A Window Pane Breaks, Giving
Rise To New Problems
Chapter -17.
A Window Pane Breaks, Giving
Rise To New ProblemsChapter -17.
A Window Pane Breaks, Giving
Rise To New Problems
ONE afternoon, Emon and some other boys of the locality were playing cricket in the field. Rajesh was batting. Emon was fielding in the outfield. After sometime, Rajesh played a fast outswinging delivery from Kansan without getting behind the ball. He edged the ball and the ball flew to Amlan, who was doing the wicket-keeping. When Rajesh saw the ball safely inside Amlan’s gloves, he turned and looked at Pankaj, who was doing the umpiring.
Pankaj raised his right hand and said aloud, “Out!”
Jai, who was waiting with his pads and gloves on, came in to bat next with great deliberation. He came to
