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This effect is also seen in cricket where the new ball and the old ball do different things, and also the ball is actively manipulated (within rules).
by foolinaround 12y ago
This effect is also seen in cricket where the new ball and the old ball do different things, and also the ball is actively manipulated (within rules).
- adestefan 12y agoSame thing happens with a baseball. Most professionals prefer "fresh" balls so they can have better control. I put fresh in quotes because all baseballs are rubbed with what's colloquially called Mississippi Mud before every game.