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"It appears there was a miscount of balls in the over, and a seventh ball was allowed by the umpires," a spokesperson said on their website.

With the tensions rising on and off the pitch referee Lee Mason was finding it difficult, even managing to miscount the steps for a wall after awarding a free-kick for Angelo Ogbonna's tumble on the edge of the box.

While something could go wrong in any of those districts, it is in the close elections where a miscount or a perception of a miscount matters most.

"The Namfrel looks forward to the PET finally commencing the vote recount, which could hopefully settle the dispute on the alleged miscount on the Vice Presidential race of the 2016 National and Local Elections," said the group.

His family's legal team had asked that "cogent" allegations of sexual miscount by NCOs against female trainees be considered within the scope of a new inquest into his death, due to begin in January.

The gang ask for cash to be changed, then try to distract or confuse staff so they miscount and the con-men end up with more money.

Issa demanded more documents about the miscount, saying his staff had easily discovered the incorrect numbers.

"There was chaos during vote counting and the long hours spent by the supervisors can lead to a probable miscount," he said.

The recovery came after the .22 Championship where Zins fired only 89 of his 90 allotted shots due to miscount.

They further argue any accusations of miscount by Kanda regarding Sharma could not be seen as serious enough to warrant charges of abetment of suicide.

Readers of this well-chosen collection will forgive the miscount of poets.