Howzat' which literally means _________ is an appeal made by the fielding team to the cricket umpire to get a batsman out. (Fill in the blank)
How's that?
Who is it?
Why was it?
When?
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The correct option is the first one.
That means "howzat" means "how's that".
Explanation:
- It is mostly used in cricket when a fielder asks the umpire if the batsman is out or not.
- It is like he is asking for the umpire decisions over the last ball.
- The literal meaning of 'how's that' is asking for someone's opinion over something.
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Option 1 (How's that) is the right answer.
Explanation:
- This is most commonly used throughout cricket that whenever a fielder queries the umpire or referee whether the batsman seems to be out or not out. It seems like he is looking over the last ball's ref rulings.
- The specific sense of 'how's that' is to request someone else to offer a comment about it.
The other choices are not related to the given scenario. So that Option 1 seems to be the appropriate choice.
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