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  1. C12
    Interesting batting out of order question. 14U, modified OBR with continuous batting order. Visiting team is batting 10 players. Batters #7 and #8 have been put out (2 outs), batter #10 comes to bat and strikes out to end the inning. To start the next inning batter #9 comes to bat and strikes out. (1 out). Batter #1 comes to the plate. Home team coach calls time and brings the BOO to umpires attention. There was clear confusion but the ultimate decision was to nullify batter #9's strike out, call batter #1 out and bring batter #2 to the plate. Umpire said the home team was not going to get two outs. One out for the batter #9's strike out and the BOO. Was this the right decision?
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