Law 13 - wiring lift
Blue claims a wring lift because the opponent is responsible for the position of Red, Yellow and Black; clearly, Blue is wired from all three. The umpire called to adjudicate immediately awards a wiring lift. Was she correct? What question or questions should she have asked?
Laws 15 & 20 - Peg Point and Croquet Stroke
Red and Yellow are both rover balls. Taking croquet from Red, I attempt to peg out Yellow with a firm stop shot. Yellow misses the peg and goes off; Red follows on and hits the peg after Yellow has gone off. Is Red pegged out?
Law 15 - Peg Point
I attempt a peg-out by jumping right over rover after having made it. My ball hits the peg extension. Is my ball pegged out?
Law 27 - Playing when a Ball is Misplaced
Your opponent has a lift with red and places it in corner 2 and shoots at a ball near the peg. You query the stroke. What happens now?
Law 28(a)(7) & 28(a)(8) & 28(d)
You take croquet with red from black and cannot roquet blue because black is now in the way. Completely unintentional, of course! So you decide to do a scatter shot on black. All three balls are close together. Why should the shot be watched?
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