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+Important Rules Of Sports
+Basketball: Basketball is a fast-paced team sport played on a rectangular court. The
+objective is to score points by shooting a ball through the opponent's basket, mounted 10
+feet above the floor. Players move the ball by dribbling or passing and aim to score by
+making field goals or free throws. Personal and technical fouls can occur, leading to penalty
+shots or free throws for the opposing team.
+Football (Soccer): Football, known as soccer in some regions, is played between two
+teams with the goal of scoring by getting the ball into the opponent's net. Players use any
+part of their bodies except their hands and arms to maneuver the ball. The goalkeeper is the
+only player allowed to use their hands within the penalty area. The game involves various
+strategies, teamwork, and skillful ball control.
+Badminton: Badminton is a racquet sport played with a shuttlecock, a feathered projectile,
+or a synthetic one. The objective is to score points by striking the shuttlecock over the net
+and into the opponent's court. The game is played in singles (one player per side) or doubles
+(two players per side), and each side has specific service and scoring rules.
+Baseball: Baseball is a bat-and-ball game played between two teams. The team at bat tries
+to score runs by hitting a pitched ball and running around four bases arranged in a diamond
+shape. The defensive team tries to prevent runs by getting batters out through various plays,
+such as strikeouts, catches, or force-outs.
+Athletics: Athletics encompasses various track and field events, including high jump, relay
+races, cross country, and shot put. These events test athletes' speed, strength, endurance,
+and skill in different disciplines. Competitors aim to achieve the best performance in their
+respective events, and points are often awarded for placement in competitions.
+Bridge: Bridge is a card game played by four players in two partnerships. It involves a series
+of hands, and players bid on the number of tricks their partnership expects to take. The
+game emphasizes communication and strategy between partners, and successful bidding
+and play lead to scoring points.
+Boxing: Boxing is a combat sport where two participants, typically of similar weight, engage
+in a contest of skill, speed, and endurance. The objective is to score points by landing
+punches on the opponent or achieving a knockout, where the opponent is unable to continue
+the fight.
+Billiards and Snooker: Billiards and snooker are cue sports played on a rectangular table
+with pockets. Players use a cue stick to strike balls, aiming to score points by potting specific
+balls in a particular order. The games involve strategic play, precise aiming, and skillful use
+of spin on the cue ball.
+Cycling: Cycling includes various competitive events such as point races, time trials, sprints,
+and track races. Cyclists compete on different types of tracks, including velodromes. The
+sport demands speed, endurance, and tactical awareness, with events ranging from short
+sprints to long-distance races.
+Golf: Golf is a precision sport played on a course with a series of holes. Players use clubs to
+hit a ball into each hole in as few strokes as possible. The player with the lowest total score
+at the end of the round or tournament is the winner. Courses vary in design and difficulty.
+Horse Riding: Horse riding events like showjumping and three-day events test riders' skills
+in controlling horses and overcoming obstacles. Showjumping involves navigating a course
+of jumps, while three-day events combine dressage, cross-country, and show jumping to
+assess horse and rider versatility.
+Gymnastics: Gymnastics includes various exercises and routines performed on apparatus
+such as the horizontal bar, parallel bars, and floor exercise. The sport emphasizes strength,
+flexibility, balance, and artistic expression. Competitions feature individual and team events.
+Cricket: Cricket is a bat-and-ball game played between two teams. The team batting tries to
+score runs by hitting the ball and running between wickets, while the bowling and fielding
+team aim to dismiss batsmen and restrict runs. Different formats, such as Test matches and
+limited-overs games, exist.
+Chess: Chess is a strategic board game played between two opponents. Each player starts
+with 16 pieces, including a king, queen, rooks, knights, bishops, and pawns. The objective is
+to checkmate the opponent's king, putting it in a position where it cannot escape capture.
+Polo: Polo is a team sport played on horseback, with each team aiming to score goals by
+hitting a ball with mallets into the opposing team's goal. The game is fast-paced, requiring
+both horsemanship and skilled ball handling.
+Shooting: Shooting sports involve precision shooting with firearms or air rifles. Competitors
+aim for accuracy, hitting targets with varying distances and sizes. Events like air rifle
+shooting, bull's eye shooting, and free pistol shooting test marksmanship skills.
+Judo: Judo is a martial art and Olympic sport that focuses on throws and grappling
+techniques. The objective is to throw or takedown the opponent to the ground, aiming for
+control or submission. Judo places emphasis on balance, technique, and efficient use of
+strength.
+Swimming: Swimming competitions involve various strokes such as the butterfly, crawl,
+backstroke, and breaststroke. Athletes swim in designated lanes, aiming to finish races in
+the shortest time. Competitive swimming requires speed, endurance, and efficient technique.
+Volleyball: Volleyball is a team sport played between two teams on a rectangular court
+divided by a net. Each team aims to score points by sending the ball over the net and into
+the opponent's court. The game involves spiking, blocking, and strategic placement of the
+ball.
+Table Tennis: Table tennis, or ping pong, is played on a rectangular table divided by a net.
+Players use paddles to hit a lightweight ball back and forth across the table. The game
+requires quick reflexes, precision, and strategic placement of shots.
+Weight Lifting: Weightlifting involves lifting a barbell with weights in various categories such
+as the jerk and snatch. Athletes aim to lift the maximum weight within their weight class.
+Successful lifts are determined by judges, and competitors have three attempts in each lift.
+Hockey: Hockey is a team sport played with a puck on a field or an ice rink. Teams aim to
+score goals by hitting the puck into the opponent's net using a hockey stick. The game
+involves skating skills, passing, and strategic play.
+Boat Rowing: Boat rowing involves propelling a boat through the water using oars. Rowers
+work in unison to move the boat forward, and races can be conducted in various boat types,
+including singles, doubles, and eights. The coxswain is responsible for steering and strategy.