David Ball (sport shooter) David Ball (sport shooter) David Ball is a British Sport shooting residing in Banks, Lancashire. He competes in Down-The-Line competitions throughout the UK, having previous competed at the highest level. Over time he has expanded his shooting ability to the focus on training people who are wanting to get into the sport of clay pigeon shooting. He is used by a large proportion of the United Kingdoms top trap shooters. Dave has worked with the son of sport shooter David Waddington, Andy Waddington, and after the training, Andy went on to become the top junior DTL shooter in England in
No-ball deliver the Ball with one foot behind the Bowling Crease, and within the Return Crease...if the Bowler's foot is not behind the Bowling Crease, and within the return Crease, when he delivers the Ball, [the Umpires] must, unasked, call "No Ball"." The early Laws do not define any consequence of "No Ball". It is implied that, when called "No Ball", the ball was not in play, probably regarded as 'dead,' and the batting team did not benefit. No 'notch' was scored. At some point before 1811, the batsman was allowed to score runs from the no-ball, and was protected from