On 28/10/2010 11:37, johnriches wrote:
> But if he roquets a stationary DB ball, his turn ends, even his ball
> then hits a live ball from his own game and the touching of the DB ball
> was so slight that it would have made no difference to the outcome of
> the stroke.

I am sure you are aware, John, that he can't "roquet a stationary DB
ball" (nitpicker alert). His ball may strike a stationary DB ball, but
that is not a roquet, any more than a collision with a dead ball is a
roquet. What you should have written was "if he purports to roquet a
stationary DB ball". Then you'd have got away with it.

Martin Murray

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