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Being pedantic, if the ball was loose and you collided whilst both of you were trying to get to the ball (Irrespective of whether one of you got there marginally before after the other) I fail to see how a bike to bike rule would help.
Surely the basis of the rule you put above is dictated by the attacker/defender relationship. If the ball was loose then you were both attackers?
I'm not trying to be defeatist but I still can't see a situation where we need an additional bike to bike rule on top of the t-bone rule?