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Mr. Tom Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Expression: "He scored a duck."
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, 02 br 02 br 00 If the context is cricket, yes, that's ok. 02 br 02 br 00 MrP 0-
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0 Hello Mr T., 02 br
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00 If the context is cricket, yes, that's ok. You can also say "he got a duck" and "he made a duck"; but perhaps the most common version is "he was out for a duck". 02 br
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00 If the context is cricket, yes, that's ok. You can also say "he got a duck" and "he made a duck"; but perhaps the most common version is "he was out for a duck". 02 br
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0 It refers to a batsman being bowled or caught out (i.e. end of his turn to be batsman) before he scores any runs (points). 02 br
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00 If a batsman is out on the first ball bowled at him, it's called a golden duck. 0-
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00 If a batsman is out on the first ball bowled at him, it's called a golden duck. 0-
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