Guidelines for players · Question 6 of 12

How must a player decide when unsure whether a ball on their side was good or out?

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Answer

  • C In favour of the opponent; the ball is good

Explanation

When in doubt the player must give the benefit of the doubt to the opponent. A ball the player did not clearly see out is therefore good. The guidelines do not provide for replaying points because of uncertainty.

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