how many pins are there in ten pin bowling?
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why dont u go to the bowling alley pretend to be the ball and stop right at the pins and count them:)
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Since it will be very difficult and time consuming to list the names of all the bowlers here, I suggest you check the following website,\nwhere you can get the list of all the bowlers of all cricket playing countries.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowler_%28cricket%29
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Check this site out:\n\nhttp://www.bowlingindex.com/products/balls/match.htm
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dependsw on the format you want and the costings involved,a dn the prize fund/sponsorship amounts.\n\nfun tournaments include 9pin taps when if you score a nine or more it is counted as a strike\nlowest score wins, but gutterballs and no score shots count as max pinfall\n\nserios formatis\n\nsingles, \ndouble elimination\ntreams\npoints\nherad to head match play\nstepladder finals\nthe list goes on
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6 balls to an over in cricket
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Nine pins was an English game also called Skittles.  It was before what we now call bowling using ten pins.\n  I believe to fall nine pins meant getting a strike or all the pins went down with one ball.
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Maybe about 10 pints.
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Energy!  A straight ball hitting the head pin, just slightly off center so as to get the best chance at a strike, has the largest resistant force to travel thru to complete the task.  By putting spin on the ball, you are adding you arm energy(the straight forward energy) alonge with the additional energy of the spin, which by the way is adding speed to the ball.  If you watch a ball go down the lane, the ball actually picks up speed right at the end of the lane.  And by striking the pins from the side, or angle, the pins scatter more destructively taking out other pins.  It is physics!  Next time you watch a bowling tourney on TV, watch the balls' speed and spin, from release to contact.  Conservation of energy.  Converting/transferring one energy/force to another.
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288- I had the first ten strikes in a row, but then I only got eight pins on my next ball.
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You might want to check out KingPins.Com\n\nThe link below is a selection of baseball pins.\n\nI hope you can find what you are looking for
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From the left side of the pins instead of the right...more to the point:\n\nBrooklyn: A first ball to the left of the headpin for right-handers, to the right of it for left-handers. (crossing over)
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There's 10 if I remember correctly\n\nBowled\nCaught\nLeg Before Wicket\nStumped\nRun Out\nHit Wicket\nHandled Ball\nObstruction\n\nand two more I can't think of.  Play the game every bleedin' week, you think I'd remember. \n\nDaryl Hair'd?
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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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The previous answer(s) overlook the possibility that 0 balls can be selected from any color (i.e. 11,10, and 8 choices respectively), as long as all three numbers aren't zero. So it's:\n\n(10+1)*(9+1)*(7+1) - 1 = 879
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I can't believe there is a curling category and not bowling!!! What is up with that?!?!?\n\nAnyway, help on your spares....This would be good for you too scrappy. Of course you want strikes, always. There is no secret for leaving easy spares. You leave what you leave. You work on spare shots. If you know people in high places (or work in the bowling alley ;-D) you can set up spares yourself.\n\nIf not, here's what you do. Corner pins are the hardest single pin conversion. More specifically, the ten pin for righties, the seven for lefties. Instead of throwing your ball at the pocket on your first ball, practicing shooting the ten pin. Never mind that it's a full rack...just shoot the ten. On you second ball, you can either choose to shoot the pocket for a conversion, or practice on the seven pin.\n\nRemember, just because you have a full rack standing, doesn't mean you have to knock them all down! Another good idea is forget keeping score. It only plays with your mind. Just get out there and through some good shots. \n\nIf you have problems converting the ten pin, here's my suggestion. You need to learn to be able to read oil patterns in lanes. This takes years...be patient. But you need to be comfortable in looking everywhere on the lane. When reading oil patterns on a first ball, I always start my shot on the 10 board at the arrows and adjust from there. \n\nFor spares, I do something a little different. When I shoot anything on the left side, I look about three boards to the right of the pin on the curtain on the machine. I know my ball is going to break and pick up that single.\n\nFor anything on the right side, particularly the ten, I look at about 2 inches in front of the pin and focus in on the shadow of the pin....and I throw that ball as hard and as fast and as straight as I can. \n\nI hope this helps you a little bit. If there's anything else you'd like advice on, feel free to email me. gojenni714@yahoo.com
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If your a beginner bowler, and just want to do a straight ball, thumb should be at 12 oclock... aim at middle arrow..\n\nIf your looking for more advanced, and want to throw a hook, thumb should be arouond 10-11...  Also make sure to get your own ball, it shouold be a reactive for hooking..\n\nEither way, take lessons, I don't know what level or style bowling you have...  Each person is different..  If you take lessons they can help customoize it for you, and you can learn where to stand and throw ball\n\ngood luck
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the basic line for tenpn bowling is at the foul line\nstanding 17 board and rolling over the 10 board,\n\nwhich is in lay mans terms\n\nthree board to the right(for right handed bowlers) from the big center dot on the approach and rolling the ball straight over the second arrow in from the right hand side,\nwhile keeping the hand,elbow and wrist in a straight line and finishing up by your right ear.\n\nor for left hand bowlers three boards to the left of the big center dot, and rolling the ball straight over the second arrow from in from the left hand side. while keeping the hand,elbow and wrist in a straight line and finishing up by your left ear.\n\nthis will get the ball, if done correctly somewhere near the head pin on the correct angle for the side you are bowling from.\n\nososober