In bowling, what is the maximum number of strikes you can throw and not break 100?
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3 consecutive, then roll a 9 and the rest in the gutter
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whatever you can throw effectively. if you know how to control all those pitches, use all of them.
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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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From the start, I've had 8 in a row. \n\nFrom the second frame, I've had 9 in a row. \n\nMy high game is a 280. Not close to perfect at all. That would have been 12 strikes in a row. ;-D Someday I'll get there.
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most people would say 36,but technically it would be possible in 35 if you got a red from the break,which is obviously highly unlikely!
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A bowling perfect score is 300.  Which is strikes in every frame.
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Check this site out:\n\nhttp://www.bowlingindex.com/products/balls/match.htm
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I think "scotch doubles" mean you alternate throws with your teammates. "No tap" is if you throw a 9 with your first ball, you automatically count a strike. 3,6,9 I have no clue about.
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In my opinion i think the perfect game in bowling is the hardest. Why, because you have 12 times the throw a ball down a lane and hope that, each time you throw it, you knock over 10 pins.  I've had better luck getting close to a hole in one the first year i played golf in high school.  The home run would be a little easier for me then any of the others.  Hit one back in high school on a 350 field from a coach that used to play in the minors
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Work on your spares. If you make all your spares and throw one double a game you can average 200. You don't need to throw a lot of strikes to have a high average.
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There are plenty of instances of bowlers conceding more then 10 runs from combinations of no-balls and wides.  Ryan Sidebottom playing for Yorkshire once conceded 11 runs from a single delivery with five wides and a six.  See the bbc link to the article below.  \nThe second link is an article that claims a 10 run delivery in 1900 and at least nine instances of 9 runs, mostly from overthrows.  It is possible for an inexperienced team to keep giving overthrows.\nThere is also a record of a player being awarded 7 runs after the batsmen ran three and the fielder deliberately kicked the ball over the boundary line, the umpire awarded an additional 4 runs.  See the third link below.\n\nIn a ODI game against India in 2004 Naved-ul-hasan has this memorable over conceding 17 with only 1 legal delivery bowled (source cricinfo, see last link below):\n Naved-ul-Hasan comes into the attack, replacing Shoaib Akhtar\n  10.1 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, (noball) FOUR, outside off, short width given Sehwag takes it and punches past mid off to the fence\n  10.1 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, (noball) FOUR, long hop - put away in fine style, rocks back and pulls it hard - four!\n  10.1 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, (noball) no run, another noball, plays and misses outside off\n  10.1 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, no run, on the stumps, defended back\n  10.2 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, (noball) FOUR, OH! dear another no ball, hits it over mid off, four more!\n  10.2 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, (noball) no run, bouncer and umpire called a noball\n  10.2 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, FOUR, fuller length, smashed away past mid off for a boundary\n  10.3 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, two runs, full and on legs, whipped away to deep mid wicket\n  10.4 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, no run, short in length, tries to cut and gets beaten\n  10.5 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, no run\n  10.6 Naved-ul-Hasan to Sehwag, one run, pushed to cover and that is 50 for Sehwag
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I would say there is no legal maximum so 24 is the answer..
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When I was 12, I bowled a 136, a game with my first ever turkey (3 strikes in a row).  I am now 15 1/2.
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first batsman hits 3.while running umpires ruled 1 short.\nso he had 2. but the batsman stays in opposite end. meanwhile the fielder overthrows for a four.the total runs are 6 to compleate the century.  but he is in runner-end.\nnext on strike and hits a sixer to get his century.\nok?
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IT IS 99.94 VOW ! GREAT\n\n\nSir Donald George Bradman was unquestionably the greatest batsman of all time. This veritable run machine hada tally of 29 centuries from only 52 Tests, which even in this era of non-stop cricket remains the second-highest number of Test hundreds scored by any player. His highest test score was 334 against England at Leeds in 1930, of which he made 309 in a single day.\n\nHe concluded his Test career in 1948, only four runs short of the 7000 run-mark and a Test batting average of 100 (his final average was 99.94). He was knighted in 1949 and even after his demise in 2001; he remains cricket's best-known and most revered personality.
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smiley had it right... the answer is zero.\n\nA batter refusing to enter the batter's box within a reasonable amount of time according to the umpire is penalized with a strike. Therefore, any number strikeouts may be recorded without a pitch being thrown.\n\nSecondly, with the bases unoccupied, the pitcher has 12 seconds to deliver the pitch. The penalty is a ball. Therefore, a batter can reach base, circle the bases and score without a pitch being thrown.
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Yes.  It is defenitely a Hat-trick.  Defenition of the rule is reproduced below:\n\nHat-trick occurs in cricket when a bowler dismisses three batsmen with consecutive deliveries. The deliveries may be interrupted by an over bowled by another bowler from the other end of the pitch or the other team's innings, but must be three consecutive deliveries by the individual bowler. Only wickets attributed to the bowler count; i.e., run outs do not contribute to a hat-trick.\n\nPlease note the wording  "or the other team's innings", which \nclears the doubt that all 3 wickets are not necessarily be taken in consecutive balls in the same innings.\n\nFor more details, please check the website:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hat-trick#Cricket