Olympic gymnastics is divided into three categories: artistic, rhythmic, and trampoline. Floor exercise, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars, horizontal bar, and combined exercises (the all-around) are the artistic gymnastics events for men. Yashpal Yashpal scored 240 runs in eight matches for India in the 1983 World Cup, which India won after defeating the West Indies in the final at Lord's. Ribbon skills are an important part of artistic gymnastics. They include back handsprings, front flips, cartwheels, and whipcracks. These can be used to score points or show off your talent. The most popular ribbon skill is the double back flip. It requires perfect form to execute correctly; otherwise you might break your neck when rolling back up into a ball. Cartwheels and whipcracks usually involve moving your legs in certain ways while in a ball pose to achieve different effects. The rhythmic gymnastics category includes hoop, ball, rope, and springboard events. This type of gymnastics is known for its dance-like elements that are incorporated into each event. Rhythmic gymnasts often use their bodies as instruments while performing complicated moves on the apparatus. Trampoline gymnastics involves jumping onto a trampoline and executing somersaults on it. This sport was originally created for circus performers who needed a new act to add to their shows. Today, trampoline gymnastics is a competitive sport with four events: high jump, distance jump, floor exercise, and pommel horse.