firer
07-21-2008, 10:11 PM
Have been having a look on bowls New Zealand
came across this one.
Touchers
A bowl should be marked as a toucher by a member of the team that delivered the bowl as soon as it comes to rest.
If a bowl is not marked or nominated as a toucher before the next bowl comes to rest, or in the case of the last bowl of an end, before a period of 30 seconds after the bowl has comes to rest, the bowl is no longer a toucher.(Law 25.3)
The position of a toucher or a jack in the ditch can be marked, in addition to the indicator on the bank, by drawing a circle around the toucher or the jack in the ditch.
If the position of the toucher or the jack is moved in accordance with the laws, the mark around the toucher or the jack will be removed another mark can be drawn around the bowl or jack in its new position.
Does anyone know why our rule on marking a toucher is different, as far as i know a marker can wait until the next player delivers their wood before marking the toucher, never heard of a bowler drawing a circle around a bowl in the ditch, couldn't do it at my club, ditch is full of rubber clippings, to stop the bowls getting damaged,
came across this one.
Touchers
A bowl should be marked as a toucher by a member of the team that delivered the bowl as soon as it comes to rest.
If a bowl is not marked or nominated as a toucher before the next bowl comes to rest, or in the case of the last bowl of an end, before a period of 30 seconds after the bowl has comes to rest, the bowl is no longer a toucher.(Law 25.3)
The position of a toucher or a jack in the ditch can be marked, in addition to the indicator on the bank, by drawing a circle around the toucher or the jack in the ditch.
If the position of the toucher or the jack is moved in accordance with the laws, the mark around the toucher or the jack will be removed another mark can be drawn around the bowl or jack in its new position.
Does anyone know why our rule on marking a toucher is different, as far as i know a marker can wait until the next player delivers their wood before marking the toucher, never heard of a bowler drawing a circle around a bowl in the ditch, couldn't do it at my club, ditch is full of rubber clippings, to stop the bowls getting damaged,