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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA
The sticking point here is that the rule is that it applies to interfering with a defender attempting to field a "batted fair ball". If you rule interference immediately, the ball, by rule, is dead which would make it a foul ball and INT is not applicable. If you wait for the ball to become fair and the fielder is no longer attempting to field it, there is no interference.
To be honest, whatever you call, you better be able to sell it because someone is not going to be happy either way.
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This answers my questions. 
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