If you strike in the 10th frame, you get two bonus balls, called "fill shots." If you spare in the 10th frame you get one fill shot.
If the spare comes on the second ball of the frame, you get an extra ball to finish the game. If the spare comes on the third ball of the frame (meaning the first ball of the frame was a strike) you do not get an extra ball.
In bowling, an 'extra frame' has three possible meanings:1) It's a slang term for the extra ball(s) a bowler throws in the tenth frame following a strike or spare: one extra ball following a spare, and two following a strike. (The more correct term for this is a 'fill ball'.)2) It can also mean a one-frame roll-off following a tie score, in a situation where the tie has to be broken (such as for determining a league champion).3) And it's another way to refer to the bowling alley's bar, in the same way that golfers use the term '19th Hole' to mean 'meeting up for drinks at the clubhouse after we're done'.
No. Technically there are only ten frames in bowling. If you Spare in the tenth frame, you get a bonus shot called a fill shot. If you strike in the tenth frame, you get two bonus/fill shots.no
In tenpin bowling, there are ten frames (not 12) per game. The bowler has two shots per frame to knock all ten pins down. In the tenth frame, if the bowler knocks all ten pins down in his first shot (a strike), then he gets two more shots. These extra two shots are called "fill balls." They are not extra frames (sometimes erroneously referred to as the 11th and 12th frame).
In the simplest terms, striking is hitting the ball.
it is the striking batsman who ran
Racquet comprising a ball striking surface, a racquet head frame, and a racquet handle. Different dimensions and lighter than a tennis racquet.
Striking the ball with the foot.
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the purpose is to change the ball's speed
30 points added to the 9th frame scoreIf you made a spare in the 9th frame the first ball thrown in the 10th frame would be added to the 9th frame. If you threw a strike in the 9th frame the first two balls trown in the 10th would be added to the 9th. If you threw a strike in both the 8th and 9th frames, the first ball in the 10th would be added to the 8th frame as well. Three Strike in the 10th frame is 30 points added to the 9th frame score.
The only split that can't be made is the third ball thrown in the tenth frame, to which the frame is completed and a spare can not be attempted. Any other time, all pin combination of splits can be picked up for a spare.