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Multi-colored Cochonette?

May one jack be painted in several colours?

The simple answer to your question is yes, article 2c states ‘Jacks may be painted any colour’



OK, I know any colour is not several colours, but the issue is not which or how many colours it is that the jack can be clearly seen.

Mike Pegg
International Umpire

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