THE LAWS OF ASSOCIATION CROQUET

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PART 2 - Ordinary Singles Play - C. Miscellaneous Laws of Play

24. INTERFERENCE WITH A STROKE

(a) Subject to Law 45(d) , if any fixed obstacle or change of level outside the court is likely to impede the playing of the next stroke, the striker may move the striker's ball no more than is necessary to allow a free swing of the mallet.

(b) When the striker's ball is so moved, the striker must also move any other ball likely to be affected by the next stroke so as to maintain their relative positions, provided that such a ball is not in a critical position (see Law 23(d) ). If such a ball is not affected by that stroke and two further strokes, it must be replaced.


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