WHAT ARE THE CALLS FOR THE GAME?
DEFINITIONS
- Live Ball: A ball is considered a Live Ball after it has been thrown and
remains a Live Ball until it the ball touches a Dead Object; collides with
another live ball in mid-air; or has been caught by an active player on the
opposing team.
- Dead Objects: Anything that is not an active part of the match; i.e., the
ground, ceiling, permanent fixtures (e.g., the scoreboard), dead players
walking off the court, referees, spectators or supporters. Unused balls (i.e.
untouched by players) that are on or off the court are also considered to be
Dead Objects and Dead Balls.
- Dead Ball: A ball that is no longer a Live Ball for any reason described in
“Live Ball” above. Note: a ball that is blocked is not a
Dead Ball until it touches a Dead Object.
- Out: A player is Out if the player (a) is hit by a live ball which subsequently
touches a Dead Object (b) throws a Live Ball which is caught by a player on
the opposing team; or (c) steps/touches the ground outside the designated
boundaries for the match .
- Set: The duration it takes to get ALL 6 players of the opposing team Out.
Each set is worth 1 point for the match.
- Match: A contest between two teams to accumulate the most number of
sets/points within two 20-minutes blocks of time.
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