A yorker ball, Aussies call it "Goes under". How to play it?
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Duck it down.\n\nIn Yorker, the ball exactly lands where ever the batsman is standing! The only way to counter it to go on backfoot and stop the ball. Thats what is called ducking it down.
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Well I'm not sure but I think its called a dead ball and you have to re-bowl that ball. Or your just lucky and you got 4 runs out of it.
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get under the ball, wait for the ball to come to you, \n\nBE nice with all the other players A and B teams, the better freinds you all are , the more, they'll want to play with you!!\nit should work
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playing playing playing playing playing
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I am assuming you are American, so think of rugby like American football. Two "lines of scrimmage" hitting against each other, wit hthe purpose to break through the lines and score in an end zone. Played on a rectangular field, 13 or 15 playes per side.\nAustralian football is more like basketball - in terms of the way the players move. Playes play more of a position style game, and must dribble (in Aussie football we call it bouncing) or pass the ball with foot or hand. Lots of high jumping to catch the ball in contest. Score by kicking ball through posts. Large oval field18 players per side.\nBoth games are supported passionately in Oz. Little if any padding is worn by the players. Lots of consistent play and hard tackles.
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Ask the magic 8-ball\n\nhttp://www.indra.com/8ball/
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Get some people (preferably older kids) and ask them to play t-ball in front of the little kids with a lot of enthusiasm as if it's the best game in the world. I learned that kids at that age, they're MUCH better at imitating than listening!
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The underhand serve is a simple serve. You hold the volleyball with your left hand in front of you. Take you right hand(make sure that your hand is in a fist formation) and bump the ball with the top part of your fist. And as you are hitting the ball over take a step forward to help the ball get across the net. The over hand serve isn't that difficult. Jus throw the ball directly over your head high enough for you to swing your arm and hit the ball with your hand. You can hit the ball with your palm or with a closed fist. But with your fist closed, there might be a chance that the ball will go astray only because you might have hit a knuckle. But I hope you make the team!!
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why'd you put this in cricket? i dont know how to help you.
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You can watch or go to a tennis competition and observe how the advance level players serve and just imitate and practice it. Try the underhand serve it will go over the net, but you got to adjust your strength (power) , so the ball wont go flying out of the court or lines.\nCheck out the link below, the videos on there teaches you the correct way to serve a tennis ball!!!
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I assume that New Sealand is a typo, and you meant New Zealand?\n\nFor those who are confused (jobo), foosball is actually the correct spelling of an actual game.  It's even in the dictionary.  It's played on a table, and basically it's meant to be like soccer but you have plastic guys on rods going across the table and you turn the rods to 'kick' the ball.\n\nAs for finding people who play it, try your local pub.
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ok seeing as how you liked the last one....hmmm....well you can play quarters.  Make three shots in a row and make a rule like "no sliding the quarter" or "no saying drink, drank or drunk".  You can play "three man" with some dice everytime a three is rolled the "3 man" drinks, 7 = left, 11 = right, 5&1 = social...then make up a bunch in between.  You can play the "name game" you think of a famous person then the next person has to play off him/her.  Like I say George Clooney...next person has to start with the "C" from Clooney....Chris Farley....then "F"....Fred Flintstone...then because of the double "F" it reverses.  So the guy who says Chris Farley would have to go again real quick "Farrah Faucet" then it'd reverse again.  Then that guy would get stumped and have to drink.\n\nYou can play Kings if you're feeling extra dangerous.  Take all the face cards and the aces and put em all face down around a pitcher in the middle.  hehehe.  each person pulls a card (one at a time).  Oh and add the 9s too.  9 = ryhme.  That person starts a ryhem (can't spell) then each person goes around and has to keep it up.  10s are i dunno guy on left drinks...jacks guy on right drinks....queens every one drinks....King, the first three kings pour into the pitcher...as much as they want/have.  The last King has to drink it all without stopping.  Aces person who pulled has to drink.  That outta hold you over for a bit.
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we play an italian {i think} game called bocce....throw out the little white shot ball you and your three friends each pick a color of ball to shoot the person with the closer ball to the shot ball gets to pitch the next time your keep points or shots of beer you pick the win ...
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Step one\n\nHold the ball as if you're about to bowl a normal leg break.\n\nThe top joints of the index and middle fingers should be across the seam, with the ball resting between a bent third finger and the thumb.\n\nStep two\n\nAt the point of release, the palm of your hand should be open upwards, towards the sky, with the back of your hand facing the batsman.\n\nYour wrist should be 180 degrees to the ground, while the seam of the ball should point towards fine leg.\n\nAgain, it should be your third finger which does most of the work, turning the ball anti-clockwise on release. \n\nVisit:\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/hi/sa/cricket/skills/newsid_3208000/3208899.stm
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don't jinx us PLEASE!!!\n\nGO AUSSIES!!!
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Like basketball, the game is played on a hard court with scoring rings at both ends, and with a ball resembling a basketball (but lighter, smaller and slightly softer in construction). The rings, whilst of similar height and dimension to basketball hoops, do not have a "backboard". The field is divided into thirds which regulate where individuals in each team are allowed to move, and two semi-circular "shooting circles" at each end from within which all scoring shots must be taken.\n\nThere are seven players on each team, who are given nominated, named positions (and in competitive netball must wear "bibs" or "patches" showing the abbreviations below indicating that position). \n\nBy the combination of the above, only the Goal Attack and Goal Shooter are able to score goals directly.\n\nNetball rules do not permit players to take more than one step in possession of the ball. Consequently, the only way to move the ball towards the goal is to throw the ball to a teammate. The ball cannot be held by one person for more than 3 seconds at any one time. This, combined with the restrictions on where players can move, ensures that everyone on the team is regularly involved in play. Defence is restricted -- not only is contact not permitted, but players must be at least three feet (90 centimetres) away to defend, meaning that hard physical contact is rare. If contact is made, the ball must be passed to the team against which the penalty was committed.\n\nA game is played in 4 quarters of 15 minutes each, with an interval of 3 minutes between the first and second and third and fourth quarters and an interval of 5 minutes at half time. There is up to 2 minutes of time allowed for each injury.
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I had the same problem last year during the Grand Slam. We found a place up past Manly called Harbourd Diggers, a big RSL type club. They had a live feed from an Irish International Sports broadcaster satellite channel called Setanta. If you are local to that way or want to travel to Harbourd, they have the game on at 2am Monday morning, with a late license running if you want some liquid refreshments. Give them a call 02 9938 1444.\nFrom memory when I was looking for the GS games there were a few other pubs in Sydney that had this Setanta channel, inner city and out west. Cant recall, but if you do a search you should get a few hits.\nI know rugbyheaven.com has live scoring updates for the Aussie tour, however, not sure if Fairfax will stretch it that far to accommodate the All Blacks games though.\nHope this is of some help to you\n\nAB Fanatic.