Technical Madness .
 

While reading through definitions case plays etc I came upon this simple play also while teaching .
2 strikes on the batter who bunts the ball and it goes foul .
We have an out , right ?
Newbie asks definition of a bunt
A batted ball not swung at , but intentionallymet with the bat and tapped slowly within the infield .
Newbie "Wheres the infield "
"Portion of the field in fair territory that includes areas normally covered by infielders "
Newbie "So technically if a bunted ball goes foul it is no longer a bunt and therefore the batter shouldnt be out "
Im gonna have trouble with this Newbie .
These are ISF rules , dont know your definitions for ASA but from past experiences ASA seems to be more exact and has ironed out a lot of discrepancies

If it is "foul"--how can it be within the infield?

Yes you are getting the drift

I like newbies that ask questions . . . gives us all a "new" perspective.

I'm surprised he didn't also ask for the definition of a swing. . .

Hey Hey Hey
That will no doubt come up and seeing as there isnt one in ISF definitions Im XXXXXXXXed

No, you're good. If there is no definition, then you have good old Rule 10 to lean on...