rubber ball upwards in front of the batsmen who then smashes it with the bat towards the other side You need an eye for the ball above everything else, for when the ball is coming off the trap and then when you are bowling underarm, if you look low enough you can see if a pitch has bumps in it. opposing side who stand in a line just behind and between the posts. However, in the rare case where The team to bowl first shall be decided by the toss of a coin, the team winning the toss choosing whether to bowl first or second.

Bidder” Means a bidder at an auction, including the bidders personally present at the venue and those bidding by telephone or over the internet or otherwise; The symbol * after any lot number indicates that Value Added Tax is payable by the buyer on the hammer price. Licensee Holly Millin said: "When I took over the pub in 2021, I hadn’t previously played bat and trap, but I am definitely a fan now.We still have a lot of friendly rivalry, some good banter. It is a pub sport but unlike darts and pool you are outside, it’s played in the summer and you are in different gardens and it is not just restricted to Canterbury, we go to Whitstable, Herne Bay and Chartham and Faversham. We play the Sevenoaks champions in the annual Kent Cup and we also have the Invicta Cup against the Medway champions. Clarke & Simpson Auctions Ltd. offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com and ibidder.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. I the batsman fails to hit the ball between the posts then he is out. If a fielder catches the ball the batsman is out, with the following provisos: The catcher must have one foot touching the ground on or behind the line, and the ball must be caught in front of the line. A batsman striking the ball more than seven feet high at the bowler’s end even if it’s between the posts shall be out. to remove, store and insure the lot at the expense of the defaulting buyer and, in the case of storage, the location of such storage shall be at Clarke and Simpson Auctions Ltd. discretion;

If a third leg is required in any match (league or cup) this shouldcommence no later than 10:30 p.m., otherwise itcan be decided by a ‘Normal’ bowl out (this should be agreed between the captains before play starts). If the captains can not agree beforehand, the Home captain decision takes preference. Gemstones are often treated to enhance colour and improve appearance. They may be heated or treated by oil or resin to intensify the colour and transparency. Other technics like dying, irradiation, coating and impregnation can also be used. Buyers must be aware that unless the catalogue specifically states otherwise then the stone is natural, buyers must assume that any treatment may not be permanent, and that special care may be needed in the future.Any team which changes home venue voluntarily will be relegated to the lowest existing division. If the change is involuntary then the team will retain its current League standing. In either case the team will, if necessary, be renamed with the approval of the League. In extenuating circumstances the league may arbitrate a solution. of the twentieth century, being played by just a handful of pubs but in 1922, it was rekindled when Any lots not collected within four weeks of the date of sale will be resold by the auctioneer and all proceeds will be retained by the auctioneer to cover storage costs. The Canterbury & District Bat & Trap League has responsibility for the administration of a League consisting of a variable number of divisions according to the total number of teams in the League. It is also responsible for the administration ofvarious tournaments, the Singles and Doubles Tournaments andfours Cup competitions, the Charles Skam Cup, Charles Skam Plate, Henry CourtCup, Henry Court Plate,the Fours Cup and the Festival Cup. In addition there will also be a Mixed Doubles and a Mixed Fours Competition. The eligibility for entry to the various competitions is as follows. Competition and Team Eligibility I did attempt to get towns that were twinned with those in Kent to get involved and went to Reims and their council offices. I had my Canterbury rugby top on and was looking for a twinning sign but couldn’t find one!