- flipping, coin
tossing, or
heads or
tails is the
practice of
throwing a coin in the air and
checking which side is
showing when it lands, in
order to randomly...
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pitch first. A full
toss which reaches the
batsman above the
waist is
called a beamer. This is not a
valid delivery and will lead
to a no-ball penalty,...
- the
toss and
elected to bat.
Tanzania won the
toss and
elected to bat.
Tanzania won the
toss and
elected to bat.
Vanuatu won the
toss and
elected to field...
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Cornhole (also
known regionally as sack
toss, or bags) is a lawn game po****r in
North America in
which players or
teams take
turns throwing fabric bean...
- Game. A kick-
off is used
to start each half of play, and each
period of
extra time
where applicable. The team that wins the pre-game coin
toss may choose...
- team's
captain calls heads or tails. The
decision by the
winner off the
toss as
to whether to bat or bowl
first is of
great tactical importance, and the captain...
- Shoe-
tossing is the
throwing of footwear, the
reasons for
which differ based on
cultural context. A pair of
laced shoes may be
thrown across raised cables...
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Toss juggling is the form of
juggling which is most
recognisable as 'juggling'.
Toss juggling can be used as: a
performing art, a sport, a form of exercise...
- the
toss and
elected to field.
Papua New
Guinea won the
toss and
elected to bat.
Papua New
Guinea won the
toss and
elected to bat.
Samoa won the
toss and...
