How long does a bowling game with two bowlers last?
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It depends.  If you gets a lot of strikes about 15 minutes.  If you have to always throw a second ball for spares about 25 minutes.  If one or both of you are there socializing longer.
493573
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.
756850
a college football game = four 15 minute quarters, but like Pro games you can't compute the average time. this is due to exchange of ball control, and  and time outs.  To guess, I would think it takes 3.124 hrs. to complete a game that lasts only 1 hr.  and homecoming might extend this by .5 hrs given half time activities.  so I say 3.124+ .5= 3.624 hrs. average.  lets round down to 3.5 hours. and you owe me 10 pts.
805163
wit 4 females it last about 2 hr.s-lol\n\nhappy day\nold geezer
94310
40 - two 20 min. halves
445772
The average ball lasts 5-7 pitches.  If it touches the dirt it can affect the velocity of the pitchers throw.  You will often see a pitcher throw a ball back to the umpire so he can get rid of it and have the team use it for BP the next day.
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As many as he wants because if the bowler keeps tossing no balls then the batter gets awarded for any runs he scores off of those.  If you are considering only 6 balls in the over then a max of 36 runs.
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Although I don't know specifically, I know a bit *around* the topic.  I live in Bowling Green, which is named for having nice flat green spaces.  I also played an interesting "bowling" yard game while I was in Sweden that seemed a lot like bowling.  SO the way I imagine it is that the English had a similar yard game that was the predecessor of modern bowling.  It probably used a similar size ball as the Swedish game - a wooden (?) ball slightly larger than a softball, but definitely not as large as a modern bowling ball.  "Pins" would probably be carved of wood and would have ot be made stable enough to stand on soft turf, but tall enough to be knocked over by the ball - the Swedish game just had blocks of wood this size, but wealthy people might afford something sanded down to pegs or even already given a pin shape to make throws more difficult.  The game would be similar, but no gutters or return, of course - just the pins set up on a green (think putting green) and the players standing at a distance.  Depending on the class of the person playing, either servants or friends would help set up or remove the pins.  Of course, they probably weren't as pressed for time as we are today, so I suppose they could have just done it themselves.  Anyhow, I don't see how the scoring for... What is it called?  One round?  Anyhow, the terms "strike" and "spare" might have been invented then, but I doubt the games ran ten rounds... then again, there were 18 holes of golf, so why not?\n\nHopefully someone can confirm my suspicions!
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Your average is your total number of pinfall, divided by you total number of games. \n\nFor example, let's say you've bowled 18 games and your total pin fall is 3542. 3542/18 would average 196.\n\nAre you doing handicap or is this scratch? Most leagues adopt the 80% of 200 handicap. This means, to find the handicap for a bowler, you subtract their average from 200 and multiply it by 80%. So, your 196 average bowler for instance: 200-196=4...4 x 80% = 3. That bowler gets 3 pins handicap.\n\nAnd always, use your Sanction Rulebook for any guidelines.
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Yes, 4.\n\nTeams must have at least 7 players on the pitch or the game is abandoned.
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in the first bowl, two people each take 'x' amount.  if you add them up you get x+x=2x.  therefore the amount that remains in the first bowl is 1-2x.\n\nin the second bowl, you have 3 people taking different amounts, taking x% of what remains in the bowl.\nlets assume the first person takes x amount\nthe second person takes x amount of what is left (1-x), or x(1-x) or x-x^2\nthe third person takes x amount of what is now left:\nx * 1-(1-x) or\nx (1-1+x) or \nx-x+x^2    or\nx^2\n\nif you add up what these 3 people had you get:\nx+(x-x^2)+x^2\nx+x-x^2+x^2\n2x\n\n1-2x=2x\n1-2x-2x=0\n1-4x=0\n-4x=-1\n4x=1\nx=1/4  or  .25
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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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have you ever analysed cricket ? one man throws a ball at three bits of wood while another tries to hit the ball as far as he can, once this is done you can run up and down between three more bits of wood, while ten more men scurry around trying to return the ball to the start. exciting stuff or what, oh and by the way the whole process takes five days.
277445
I like bowling. Very portable and practical. I guess joints are too, but they keep burning and if you want to put it out for some reason, you have to worry about it and in the meantime you are wasting!
481062
simple.....when a bowler is bowling, his arm should not bend more than 15 degrees after the arm goes over the shoulder. else it will be called chucking
570723
Bowling is always fun when it is more than 2 people. You can always order pizza from the bar. (They should have other food there if you don't like pizza.)
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The batsman does not get a run if a bowler bowls a wide.\nIt goes only to the team.\nIt does not even add to the bowler's figures. But he would have to bowl an extra ball.