More letter equations - some easy-peasy, some a bit trickier. As ever, no valiant tries are turned away, even if they don't match my answer

-A. 1 = D. in the L. of I. D.
-B. 2 = Q. in a C.
-C. 3 = B. in the H. E.
-D. 6 = S. on the A. F.
-E. 8 = B. in a B.
-F. 10 = P. in C.
-G. 16 = T. and W. D. Y. G.?
-H. 20 = F. O. in a P. in G. B.
-I. 32 = P. on a C. (Not "pieces on a chessboard" - we've had that! )
-J. 48 = C. in a P. D.
-K. 50 = P. for a B. - think indoor games
-L. 116 = Y. in the H. Y. W.

I. 32 = Points on a Compass

C. 3 = Bones in the Human Ear

Good start, folks!

L.116=Years in the Hundred Years War

Yes, I like that one!

Hey Rog ... have a wonderful evening with Mrs Worrier

8. bits in a byte or bits in a buck

Hi Rog.

H. 20 Fluid Ounces in a pint in Great Britain

Bernie

D. 6 stars on the Australian flag

Three great answers, guys! (and Cheryl!)

Thanks soot - we're just about to catch up on the last part of a spy serial set in the 70s called "The Game", which I gather you folks saw a year or so back...

J. 48 cards in a Pinochle deck.

Good one, Gail!

f. 10 provinces in Canada

G. 16 Tons and What Do You Get

A. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich

All good ones, folks!

Don't remember that one, michele - I'm far too young...

B. 2 quavers in a crochet???

Hi Rog.

Hi Remi - nice solve!

A hint for the final one - think indoor games...

50 = Points for a Bullseye

Google:
on an english dartboard the center is 50 pts and the outer ring is 25 pts


One fer you Rog:
10 = M for a M P in H

Bulls-eye, Denis!

Hmm - working on it...

Sports related...

OK - so the H is probably the game. That rules out that strange version of rounders that you guys play over there.

Now - what games begin with H - hockey... ? MP = minor penalty??

10 murders for a minor penalty in hockey? (It looks a very rough game )

Quite close; I'll take you out of your misery:
Minutes for a Misconduct Penalty in Hockey !
example: telling the referee his parents weren't married
when he was born...