Crossover Meaning in Bowling

Crossover,A crossover is a shot that hits the opposite side of the head pin from where the bowler intended. For a right-handed player this means the ball crosses the center line and hits the left side of the pocket. While this often results in a lucky strike purists consider it a sign of poor control or bad timing. Many people also call this a Brooklyn because the ball crosses over the face of the pins. For example his ball had too much hook and resulted in a crossover strike on the wrong side. A crossover is an accidental hit on the opposite side of the pocket from the bowler’s hand.,His ball had too much hook and resulted in a crossover strike on the wrong side.