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Pivot: a movement where the player with the ball swivels either on the heel or on the ball of the landing foot while this maintains contact with the ground. Playing enclosure: area consisting of the court, the court surround and bench zone. Playing time: time elapsed in a quarter/half not including any stoppages.
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