Riddle for all your rule nuts

[sluggers]

Under the ASA Rules, when is a hit ball neither foul nor fair?

 

[joemcq51]

Under the ASA Rules, when is a hit ball neither foul nor fair?

I would have to say, when it is caught anywhere in the field of play.

 

[Amy in AZ.]

What about when the bat rolls into the ball, hitting it twice - like on a bunt?

 

[ElmoBlatch]

Catcher's interference?

 

[Goobie]

When it is still in the air?

 

[Ade's Dad]

When it is still in the air. And not yet past 1st or 3rd.

 

[TimothyJ]

when it's a foul tip? (which is different from a foul ball)

 

[WinThemAll]

When it is a deadball.

 

[SoCalDad]

When a batted ball has not settled or been touched or passed a base. A batted ball must meet one of these conditions before the determination can be made on whether it is fair or foul.

 

[sluggers]

Wow...great answers. And I thought it was a simple question with one answer. You all may be right.

My answer is "a fly ball caught in foul territory".

If you look at the ASA's definition of "foul ball", you'll see that a ball caught in foul territory is not "foul". A ball hit and caught in foul territory does not qualify as a fair ball either.