A valve for controlling a passage of a fluid, comprising: a. a body having: a first bore and a second bore extending inwardly from the exterior of said body and a valve chamber therebetween, a first outlet fluidly connected to said valve chamber, and an inlet fluidly connected to said valve chamber; b. a first bonnet connected to said first bore and having a first opening axially aligned with said first bore; c. a second bonnet connected to said second bore and having a second opening axially aligned with said second bore; d. a member disposed within said valve chamber, said member comprising a first passage adapted to allow passage of said fluid between said inlet and said first outlet; and e. a first actuating stem connected to said member, the first actuating stem being located within said first opening of said first bonnet and adapted to control the passage of said fluid between said inlet and said first outlet; said valve further comprising: a second outlet fluidly connectable to said valve chamber through said second opening of said second bonnet; a second passage within said member providing passage of said fluid between said inlet and said second outlet; and a second actuating stem located within said second opening of said second bonnet and having a controlling end fitted to be received within said second bore, so as to control the passage of said fluid between said inlet and said second outlet; characterized in that said member is a ball member, and said first and second bores (12, 14) are axially aligned, and said first and second actuating stems (70, 72) are positioned oppositely in an in-line manner. a. a body having: a first bore and a second bore extending inwardly from the exterior of said body and a valve chamber therebetween, a first outlet fluidly connected to said valve chamber, and an inlet fluidly connected to said valve chamber; b. a first bonnet connected to said first bore and having a first opening axially aligned with said first bore; c. a second bonnet connected to said second bore and having a second opening axially aligned with said second bore; d. a member disposed within said valve chamber, said member comprising a first passage adapted to allow passage of said fluid between said inlet and said first outlet; and e. a first actuating stem connected to said member, the first actuating stem being located within said first opening of said first bonnet and adapted to control the passage of said fluid between said inlet and said first outlet; said valve further comprising: a second outlet fluidly connectable to said valve chamber through said second opening of said second bonnet; a second passage within said member providing passage of said fluid between said inlet and said second outlet; and a second actuating stem located within said second opening of said second bonnet and having a controlling end fitted to be received within said second bore, so as to control the passage of said fluid between said inlet and said second outlet; characterized in that said member is a ball member, and said first and second bores (12, 14) are axially aligned, and said first and second actuating stems (70, 72) are positioned oppositely in an in-line manner.