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During a game, each player takes turns to
roll bowling balls along a flat surface called a "lane" in order to
knock down skittle-like objects called "pins" that stand at the end.
Typically, players will take ten turns, called "frames", rolling
twice in each frame.
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Balls have holes drilled in which fingers are
inserted for gripping. Players usually insert their two middle
fingers and thumb into the holes.
Because of the size of the ball and the spacing of the pins, it is
impossible for the ball to strike every pin. Players must deflect
the pins into one another to knock down more pins.
The lane is bordered on either side by "gutters", lowered channels
that collect wayward balls. If the ball enters a gutter, a player
will score zero points for the roll. This is known as a "gutter
ball".
In non-competitive bowling, players can choose to have the gutters
covered by bumpers, so that balls will be bounced back onto the
lane.
Before the lane, there is a 5m "approach" in which players can take
a run-up.
The approach is separated from the lane by the "foul line", which
players must not cross before, during or after they deliver the ball
onto the lane.
If a player knocks down all ten pins on their first roll, they are
awarded with a "strike" and the frame is completed.
If a player fails to knock down all the pins on their first roll,
they then take a second roll. Only the pins that were not downed on
the first go are left standing.
If the player knocks down all the remaining pins on their second
roll, they are awarded a "spare".
After the second roll, the frame is over, regardless of whether
there are pins still standing, and the play passes to the next
competitor.
Once every player has rolled, the frame is over, and the next
begins.
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