no they don't. Only the catcher does
Although it's unsportsman there is no rule against it.
If you are going to compete in an organized sporting event, then it is not legal. If you are going to roll your bat, make sure you keep it for your personal home use. See the related link below for the clarifications from the Armature Softball Association of America. Every Sanction of baseball, fastpitch, little league and slopitch softball has an "alteration" or "modification rule except for the ISA in slowpitch soft ball they cleary state it is illegal. Try Batrolling4u.com... I've had great luck with them
Reference any rulebook for a sanctioning body such as ASA, USSSA, USFA and there are many others as well.
Rule 8.01 Legal Pitching Delivery goes into detail about the only two legal pitching positions (the set position and the wind-up) but the short answer is yes, not only must the pitcher be touching the mound, his foot must be touching the pitcher's plate (or rubber) until the ball is delivered to the batter.
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In the U.S. and possibly other countries, any the ASA (Amateur Softball Association) approve are legal. The bat would say ASA approved somewhere on it. This applies to women's and girl's travel teams and school teams.
Since 1850 you've had to wear a mouth guards in boxing matches
in younger ages it is not alloud, but when you get in to 4th or 5th grade you can.
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Yes. (This is true for most conferences, but not all.)
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