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What happens in netball if you obstruct?
You have to stand aside and the other team gets the ball
Where does a backstop stand in rounders?
The backstop just prevents the ball from going out into the stand from a wild pitch or baseball. It also helps the catcher get to the ball faster if a ball gets past and a runner is stealing a base or coming home
Who pays the caddy?
Generally, the caddie gets a percentage of the golfer's earnings for the week which is worked out between the golfer and the caddie.
How do you start the game of netball?
you stand by your opponent and the referee throws the ball in the air and who ever gets it can run to their net
When you bounce a basketball on the floor the air pressure inside the ball increases for a moment?
Sure, when the ball gets compressed, the air pressure increases. This will help drive the ball up again.
If a base runner on second gets hit with a line drive is the pitcher considered a fielder that the ball passed?
No. On any batted ball the pitcher is NEVER in consideration as a fielder. Only the infielders are to be considered for the purpose of that rule.
Who gets the ball after halftime in an NBA game?
In an NBA game, the team that did not start with possession of the ball at the beginning of the game gets the ball after halftime.
If a golfer gets sixty percent of his handicap and plays off minus ten he gets 6 shots however if he plays off plus one how many shots does he get?
If a golfer plays of plus 1 then he gets minus 1 shot under par. That means he must go round in 1 under par to play to his handicap.
If a golfer's ball is in a hazard and he encounters an animal and fears for his safety does he get free relief?
He gets relief from an animal as an Outside Agency. A drop would be allowed without penalty. It cannot be closer to the hole. If the ball is in a hazard, the drop would be allowed either in the same hazard or another similar hazard, as long as it isn't closer to the hole.
How does basket ball start?
A basketball game will usually start with a jump ball. The referee will toss the ball in the air and the team that gets it gets to start.
Why do pitchers stand on a mound?
because the after they throw the ball, the ball drops 2 feet till it reaches the plate so this because the after they throw the ball, the ball drops 2 feet till it reaches the plate so this
What does the abbreviation H stand for in softball?
H stands for Hit ... Hit is when the hitter is able to get a clean hit on the ball. It's when the batter-runner gets to base without an error..
