Flat Green (lawn) Bowls

Flat Green Bowls - Starting A Game.

Teams draw for rinks. For each rink the winner of the toss decides who bowls first. A trial end is allowed.

Lawn Bowls - Game Duration.

Games are divided into ends, played alernately in opposing directions. Games are played for a specified period of time, a specified number of ends, or until a specified number of points has been scored by one side.

Flat Green Bowls - Game Interruptions.

Play may be interrupted (ie: because of weather) by the umpire or by the mutual consent of the players. Play resumes with the same score, but uncompleted ends are ignored.

Flat Green Bowls - Leaving The Rink

Players may not leave the rink for more than 10 minutes.

Flat Green Bowling - The Rink.

For a bowls match to take place, the main bowls green is divided into sections called rinks...

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Australian Rules Football

First introduced to Victoria in 1858, Australian Rules Football (Aussie Rules) is played on a large oval-shaped pitch between two teams of...

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Flat Green Bowling - Game Duration

Games are divided into ends, played alernately in opposing directions. Games are played for a specified period of time, a specified number of ends...

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The Bowling Green, Ditch & Bank.

The bowls green is a level grass playing area bounded by a ditch and bank. Square greens must have...

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Flat Green Bowling - Foot Faults.

At the moment of releasing the bowl or jack, one foot must be completely on or above the mat...

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Flat Green Bowling - Bowling Offences.

It is forbidden to: play on the same green, on the same day, prior to the competition; place any object, bowl, or jack on the green for assistance, except for marking a live...

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