In bowling, "B" typically refers to "break", which is a common term used to describe the direction a bowling ball curves. A bowling ball's break is determined by its weight, drilling, and surface.
Here are a few examples of how "break" is used in bowling:
- "That ball has a lot of break." This means the ball curves sharply to the left or right, depending on the bowler's hand dominance.
- "I need to adjust my aim to account for the break." This indicates the bowler is trying to predict how much the ball will curve to hit the pins.
- "The ball didn't break as much as I expected." This means the ball didn't curve as much as the bowler anticipated.
Understanding break is crucial for bowlers because it allows them to aim their shots more accurately and increase their chances of getting strikes.
