What are the rules of the croquet game The playing style and rules of croquet

Before the start of a croquet match, both sides roll the ball from one side of the court to the other side, and the player closest to the boundary has the right to choose between the first or the last strike. The game uses 4 balls, divided into 4 colors: blue, red, black and yellow. Singles, with two balls per person; Doubles, each batting 1 ball.

There are 6 ring gates and 1 pole on the course. At the start of the game, the players hit the ball from one end of the court in order. The ball passes through 1 hoop to score 1 point.

12 points are awarded for hitting the ball back and forth through the hoop gate according to the route, and 1 point is added for hitting the pole at the end, that is, 1 ball is worth 13 points out of 13, and two balls are worth 26 points. The first to complete two goals (26 points) wins.

The two sides alternate bats, each hitting 1 ball each time, and generally no consecutive hits. For example, Party A hits the blue and black balls, and Party B hits the red and yellow balls, and the order of hitting is blue, red, black, and yellow, and so on. In the following cases, you can combo:

1. According to the prescribed route, hit the ball through 1 iron ring gate, and then hit the ball again; 2. When the ball hits any other ball, you can continue to have two more strokes. The first time is called "sticking", that is, putting one's own ball next to the ball that was hit, stepping on one's own ball, and then hitting one's own ball and knocking away another ball. On the second stroke, if you cannot pass through the hoop goal, you should hit the ball to a favorable spot.

If the ball being "struck" belongs to your side, you can create favorable conditions for the ball to win a combo by hitting other balls (only 1 time is allowed per round).

Starting from the tee area, one point is awarded for the first goal, one point for the second goal, one point for the third goal, and two points are awarded for the ball touching the finish post. But the ball must pass in the positive direction of the goal, and it must pass completely to be effective, and if the first blow passes completely, it can be played again.

The way to cross the goal can be to pass with one hit, or you can hit the most advantageous position in front of the goal first, and hit the goal several times. However, when passing the first goal, you must pass by one shot from the teeing area, otherwise you will start again in the next round. If the ball rolls out of bounds after the ball has passed through the second or third goal, the result from the pass through the goal will be counted, but no further play will be made.

If another person's ball obstructs the passage of the first goal, the referee may be asked to temporarily remove the other person's ball, but it must be returned to its original position after the ball has been played. If your ball touches someone else's ball and passes through the goal, the score counts, but if your ball rolls out of bounds, the score does not count.

In the game of croquet, each team sends 5 players to play, divided into red and white teams, the first team is the red team (red ball), the second team is the white team (white ball), the game time is 30 minutes, during which time if all players pass the 1st goal, 2nd goal, 3rd goal and win the bid, the game will be over. The team with the perfect score scores 25 points.

Lecture 12 Football Rules - Goal Kick.

Goalball playing style and rules:

The ball passes through the goal in turn and hits the finish post to complete the game. During the game, both teams have 5 balls each, one with a red ball and the other with a white ball, and the red and white balls are hit alternately from No. 1 to No. 10. Each player has 1 ball, which is called "self-ball", and the ball number is the same as the player number, that is, the sequence number when the batsman hits a goal for the first time in the tee-off area, and the rest of the balls are other balls.

If a batsman successfully hits the ball through one goal, it is called through the first goal, and the player can hit the ball again, as well as through the second and third goals. In addition, if the ball successfully hits the post after the third goal, it can be re-entered and hit the post in the next round.

When hitting the ball, if the self-ball touches the other ball, it is called an impact. If the ball and the ball are stopped in the playing line, the batsman steps on the ball with his foot and holds the ball close to the ball, and then hits the ball with the mallet to use the force of the impact.

Knocking the ball out is called a blitzkrieg.

Whether it's a successful shot through the goal.

Or a blitz, the batter gets a replay. Each ball is awarded 1 point for each goal passed in order, 2 points for hitting the post, and a total of 5 points for completing a match. The winner is determined by adding the points scored by each team at the end of the match, and the winner is the one with the most points.

Goalball Hitting Points:

1) Before hitting the ball, you should calmly control your breathing and emotions, and pay full attention at the moment of hitting the ball, and have no distractions.

2) Always focus on the hitting part of the ball and mallet until the ball is struck, and do not look up or turn too early to look at the target, so as not to hit accurately.

3) Don't use your wrist strength too much to hit the ball, the important role of the wrist is to control the stability of the mallet when hitting the ball.

4) No matter how far away the target is, swing the stick at a constant speed and steadily, and avoid "flashing the wrist" to hit.

5) When hitting the ball, the forward direction of the head of the mallet should be parallel to the center of the ball, and do not "pick up" into "sweep". In the usual practice, it is necessary to pay attention to the correct posture and movement, so as not to form the wrong dynamic stereotype, that is, the so-called "habitual action".

When playing, effective movement is the movement of the ball caused by a legal stroke or blitz by the batsman. In the event of a foul play unrelated to a valid move, the move will still be valid. If a validly moving ball is collided by an invalidally moving ball, the ball movement is still valid.

Both teams have 5 balls each, one with a red ball and the other with a white ball, and the red and white balls are hit alternately from ball 1 to ball 10. Each player has one ball (self-ball), and the ball number is the same as the player number, which is the sequence number when the batsman makes his first stroke in the teeing area. If the batsman successfully hits the ball through a goal, called a "first gate tsuka", the player can hit the ball again from the stool hole.

The same goes for 2 and 3 doors.

If the ball is successfully crossed, the player is granted the right to make another stroke. In addition, if the ball has successfully passed through the 3rd goal and hits the post, the game is over, called "agari", and the game corresponding to the ball number is over.

Also, when hitting a ball, if one ball touches another ball, it is called "impact". If the ball and the ball are still in the line, the batsman stomps on the beam to stop the ball and make contact with the ball and then strikes the ball with the bat (this blow is called a blitzkrieg) to send the ball away.

Goal kicks are a way to restart the game.

Goal kicks can be scored by shooting directly into the opponent's goal.

Awarded a goal kick:

When the ball crosses the goal line in its entirety, whether from the ground or in the air, and the last person to touch the ball is a member of the attacking team, and it is not a goal under Chapter 10 of the Rules.

Procedure. The ball is kicked by the defending team from any point within the goal area;

The opponent shall be outside the penalty area until the game is played;

The kicker shall not touch the ball again until another player has touched it;

Play is played when the ball is kicked directly out of the penalty area.

Penalties for violations.

If the ball is not kicked directly out of the penalty area into the game:

It should be kicked hard. The goalkeeper kicks the goal kick outside the player.

If the kicker touches the ball again (except with his hands) before another player touches the ball:

An indirect free kick is taken by the opponent at the place where the foul occurred.

If, after the game has been played, the kicker deliberately touches the ball with his hand before the other players touch the ball:

A direct free kick is taken by the opponent at the place where the foul occurred;

If the foul is committed in the kicker's own penalty area, a penalty kick is awarded.

The goalkeeper kicks the goal.

If, after the game has been played, the goalkeeper touches the ball again (except by hand) before another player touches the ball:

An indirect free kick is taken by the opponent at the place where the foul occurred.

If, after the game has been played, the goalkeeper deliberately touches the ball with his hand before the other players touch the ball:

If the foul is committed outside the goalkeeper's penalty area, the opponent will take a direct free kick at the place where the foul occurred;

If the foul is committed in the goalkeeper's penalty area, the opponent will take an indirect free kick at the place where the foul occurred.

For any other violation of this Ashwagandha Rule:

It should be resistant to heavy kicking.