If the score is tied after 9 innings, it is played until one team has a lead after a full inning. Games are suspended, per baseball rules, at 2am local time and continued later that day.
That year was the 1st recorded game with rules played in Hoboken, NJ as the NY Nine beat the NY Knickerbockers 23-1 in 4 innings.
There is no limit in regards to how many innings a Starting Pitcher must pitch in the Major League Baseball All Star game, a team can be winning and the Starting Pitcher could pitch only 2 innings but because All Star games have different rules, they can be given the Win.
Tournament rules vary based upon tournaments. You will need to check the tournament website or contact the tournament director for the offical tournament that you are attending. Generally speaking, the 17 Laws of the Game tend to be used at tournaments with modifications of field size, half length, and ball size.
In Little League baseball, rules usually call for the game to end if the winning team is ahead by 10 runs after five innings. In some leagues, this margin may be as little as eight.
Tournament rules vary by organization. Many of the organizations adjust the rules to meet requirements of international organizations. There are also insurance requirements that have to be met.
In competition table tennis, there is no such thing as "rules of tournament referee". However, you can go to the usatt.org website and research official rules of table tennis.
well it's probably nine because kickball is just another version of baseball just that you use your feet instead of a bat. but you could do as many innings as you want because i don't think there is a pro kickball league therefore there isn't a set of rules like that.
Most high school leagues have their own rule book, but basically they follow MLB rules. They may modify their rules for things such as innings allowed to pitch, innings per game, size of field, and so on. But the basic pitching rules should pretty much be the same. Did you have something specific in mind?
There are three answers to this. First, the Official Game, or Regulation Game. If a game must be called, it is Official after five innings. Next, the Complete Game. This is nine innings. And finally, the Extra Innings Game. The only way a Major League Baseball game can end in a tie is if it's called. The rules state that the game must continue until either someone wins or the umpires call the game, usually on account of darkness. In the 2014 season there were two 19-inning games and a handful of 18-inning games; the longest game was 26 innings. The most important rule in extra innings: if a team can't field nine players, it forfeits.
If at the end of 9 innings the score is tied, the game moves into "extra innings". The ruling is that it is played like all the rest of the game, and at the end of the inning, the team who is now winning wins the game, but if the score is still tied then an additional inning is played..ect.
Championship rules has been already fixed. tournaments rules is making organizer and can be changed.