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[edit] Zamball

Zamball is a sport that originates from Tajikistan, but has since spread to the following countries:

   Turkmenistan 
        Uzbekistan 
        Kazakhstan 
        Kyrgyzstan 
        Mongolia 
        China 
        Thailand 
        Vietnam 
        Cambodia 
        Samoa 
        Tonga 
        Fiji 
        Marshall Islands 
        Micronesia 
        Papua New Guinea 

The biggest fan award went to Ronni Cheeseman from the UK.

The Rules: the different reasons a match can be stopped for a bit are: Injury: Most frequently to the legs or concussion Foul: There are many ways a foul can be called, maybe the most notable is that a player is knocked off the field with the zam in their hand or the player begins to bleed by a player on the opposing team. Layout: a field is set out in the same shape as a soccer pitch but is measured up in 10 metres the idea is to see how many metres you run before you get the ball touching a hoarding on the opposite side of the field. if you get the zam taken away from you then no points are awarded and the game goes on. a match is split into 10 parts, each lasting 30 minutes with 5 minute intervals between. The referee wears a yellow and blue striped shirt and the other two officials wear orange and black. this years world player of the year:

   1st-Blake Porter of Northern Ireland/Macedonia. Club=Ashgabat Spikers 
        2nd-Freddy Asanetsov of Tajikistan. Club=Yap turnarounds 
        3rd-afa a'alatan of Fiji/Samoa. Club=Milne Bay 

Champions:

   Tajikistan- Qurghonteppa fighterjets 
        Turkmenistan-Ashgabat Spikers 
        Kazakhstan-Almaty Yetis 
        Kyrgyzstan-Bishkek Itis 
        Mongolia-Ulaan Bator Soldiers 
        China-Xiang coichi 
        Thailand-Phuket Tigers 
        Vietnam-Hanoi ricebowls 
        Cambodia-Phnom Penh 
        Samoa-Apia Nimrods 
        Tonga-Nuku Tonga 
        Fiji-Fiji Daminians 
        Marshal is.-Majuro Gonga 
        Micronesia-Chuuk Shooters 
        Papua New Guinea-Milne Bay