What's final score in bowling if score is 89 in 7th frame & bowler gets strikes in all remaining frames?
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The score would be 179 as set out below\n\n7   8    9  10 \n??  X    X  xxx\n89 119 149  179
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u can't predicated what will happen. specially in cricket. may be India will score more than 450.
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Inzamam-ul-Haq  \n\n361 matches\n11407 runs\n137* highest score\n10 centuries\n39.74 Average\n74.39 strike rate
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A bowler can bowl only 20% of the quota of his team. Normally if the match goes full distance when his team is fielding, the team bowls 50 overs and he can bowl 20% of 50 overs, which is 10 overs.\nHowever, if overs are reduced on account of rain or calmity and the overs are reduced to 25 overs, each bowler can not bowl more than 5 overs. However, if the number of overs are not exactly divisible by 5 and you get fraction, i.e. if overs are 28 overs, than 3 bowlers can bowl 6 overs and rest two can bowl 5 overs each.\n\nIn short it can not exceed 20% in a full game and in case of reduced game match it could exceed 20% , but only by that fraction as explained above.
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There are two things that you keep trck of in cricket 1) the number of wickets taken and 2) the number of runs scored.\n\nRuns\nA run is scored when both batsmen have sucessfully made it from one side of the pitch to the other after one of them has hit the ball. Each time this happens the team batting gets one point (a run).\nNow, if the batsman is able to hit the ball and it gets all the way to the end of the field (the place known as he boundary) the teams scores four runs; his is known as a four.\nIf the ball is hit into the air ad travels all the way to the boundary without touching he ground then the batting team scores a six; this (you guessed it) is known as a six.\n\nThe number of wickets refer to the number of batsmen the bowler of the opposing them have been able to send back to the bech so to speak.\n\nTry the website below, they explain the game well.\n\nhttp://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/hosking/cricket/explanation.htm
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That guy had a complicated answer. Here's what it means simply:\n\nYou are three holes up on your oponent with two holes left to play. \n\nTherefore the match is over because you are winning by more holes than there are remaining, therefore the final score is 3 and 2.
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It is the official means of comparing how good your golf game is against other players using a uniform standard called "par".  Your score over several rounds is tabulated and compared to the standard.  For each and every stroke you incur above the standard, your handicap goes up one.  For instance, if on a par 72 golf course, your average  score is 81 you would have a  handicap of 9.  This allows you to compete with players of different abilities on a more even basis.  If the 9 handicap player was playing a 5 handicap player, and the final scores over 18 holes was 80 vs. 77.  The player with the score of 80 would have beaten the player with the score of 77.  Even though the 80 was the higher score, that player gets a 4 stroke "handicap", in theory making the two players with different abilities, equal golfers.
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Bowlers capture the win and Batsman secure it. It's a team game. The best bowlers would CRUSH the best batsman. I've already got it planned out. Imagine Hayden having to bowl to Muralitharan. Muralitharan is an aggressive batsman. He'd crush him. Basically, bowling is the key to a successful team and the batsman are the ones to secure the match.
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this is the Robin Hood senario.\n\nthe answer is def. no it doesn,t score.\ndifferent pubs around the country-same as when you are playing pool-will have their different interpretation of the rules.but it happens often in the big major television tournaments and only the first dart scores.\n\njust checked the world darts federation and other professional sites and the consensus is a dart will only score if it is in or touching the surface of the board until the player,s turn is over and the score has been recorded by the scorer.\n\nanother variation is that the dart must stay in surface of board for a minimum of 5 seconds to score,unless of course you,re playing electronic darts.\n\nso the answer is 100per cent no it doesn,t score!and in 30 years of playing the game all over europe i,ve never known anyone other than school kids to expect it to!\nit actually happened last night on tv.\nso i presume the big tournaments have got the rules right!
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Each player is allowed 1 time-out lasting up to 1 minute long per match. This can be done after 1 point if desired, but that would seem a waste! \n\nThe 4 basic shots are forehand drive, backhand drive, porehand push and backhand push. Drives are usually top-spin shots while pushes impart backspin (underspin)
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WASIM IS GOING TO HIT SINGLE DIGIT SCORES IN ONCOMING MATCHES.\n\nIF YOU STAND IN YOUR DECISION AFTER THE SERIES ENDS,\nI WILL ANSWER YOU.
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In Harare 2004, Sri Lanka Bowled  them out to 35 inside 18 overs. Thats their lowest total ever and Lowest total by any international team in ODI's. Chaminda Vass was man of the match for this 4 wickets.\n\nCheck Score card >> http://www.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2004/SL_IN_ZIM/SCORECARDS/SL_ZIM_ODI3_25APR2004.html\n\nLowest team totals for zim >> http://www.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/ZIM/TEAM/ODI_LOW_TEAM_TOTALS_BY_ZIM.html
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First let's define what a 7-10 is.\n\nUsing 0 as 10, bowling pins all have numbers and are arranged as such\n\n7____8____9____0\n__4____5____6__\n_____2___3_____\n_______1_______\n\nLeaving the two outer pins (the 7 and the 10) is called a 7-10 split. \n\nNicknames for this hardest of all shots in bowling are "The Goalposts" or "Bedposts".\n\nMaking the 7-10 split is pure luck but the best way to make it is to hit either pin slightly off-center and have it bounce off the side-board or come out of the pit to knock down the other pin.\n\nIf memory serves me correctly, the 7-10 has only been made three times on televison by professional bowlers and the conversion rate is well below 1%.\n\nTo throw a "perfect" 7-10, one throws the ball in the pocket and leaves both a ringing 7 and a ringing 10 pin (four pin goes around the 7 and the 6 pin goes around the 10).\n\nIt is blind luck to get a 7-10 and blind luck to MAKE the 7-10.
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it was not shown in the movie.but it was definetly more than 100.he played right from the beginning to the end.anyway,tht was a movie.hero's should be a hero.right?so,they just show like tht.it was 122.tht was the exact score.
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Right now its ....\n146/8\n31.5 overs\n99 runs to win\npathan n kumble batting\nthey're doomed......:(
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The highest possible break is155.\nYou have 15 reds & 15 blacks & the colours to give you 147.\nIf the the person breaking off fouls off the break & leaves a free ball this gives you a 16th red. So if you take a black with the free ball then the 15 reds & blacks & all the colours this will give you 155. ( If You give an opponent 155 head start and he/she fouls from the break and you make a 155 break then the scores are equal and there is a respotted black. You win the toss and pot the black giving you 162 ) This though would not be legal.\nI don't think anyone has made a 155 but I have heard of some one making higher than 147. I was told it's in the Guiness Book Of Records.
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aukinomatt, is there anything I can help you with? I've been bowling 20+ years, am a junior coach, and have a 185+ average. You're welcome to email me if you like. gojenni714@yahoo.com