The smallest regulation sport ball is the ping pong ball (40 mm diameter). Since the change from a 38 mm competition ball, there are squash balls that are smaller, but these can vary from 39.5 to 40.5 mm in diameter.
The Golf ball is slightly larger at 42.67 mm (increased in 1960 from 41.15 mm).
Doubles Table Tennis takes about 20.25 square feet per person. Given that upper-level players play about three feet back from the table, the total playing area is 81 square feet. Divided by four, this gives us 20.25 square feet per person at the highest level of play. This is less than sports such as four-square, which requires 100 square feet per player for adult play. Diving could conceivably take less space, but not using a regulation diving pool.
when field events start you go do the sport you are playing to do. mostly you wil say field events for atheltics or it could be another sport included! btw your question is stupied
It means the same on or off the playing field ... to Judges a person on where they were born ...
It depends on what formation you are in, but most of the time there are three forwards on the field, a center a right wing, and a left wing.
On average, jockeys are the smallest group of professional athletes, as horse racing is a sport where small size is an advantage.
The smallest sport in the world is likely to be "thumb wrestling" as it only requires the use of the thumbs for competition.
field hockey is an indoor sport and a outdoor sport
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It is dangerous the participants can easily bump their legs which if care is not taken it ca result serious injuries.
Test Cricket. A batsmen can stay on the pitch as long as the other team member supports him.
Field Hockey is not a dying sport. It may be classed as a minority sport but due to the many people who take part in the sport it is hard to believe its a minority sport but only in the sense that it is not as highly publicised as soccer, cricket or even rugby. Presently 127 hockey playing countries are the associate members of the FIH (International Field Hockey Federation) from the 5 Continents: Africa - 17, Asia - 30, Europe - 9, Oceana - 45 and Pan America - 26.
If it is for the school's sport team, not all have their own field or stadium.