How do you do a full rounder?

Answer 1

If a player hits the ball within the fielding area and successfully negotiates

all four bases, a 'full' rounder is scored. If a player hits the ball

backwards, then the player has to remain at first base until the ball is

returned in to play. If the player reaches 4th base when the ball is returned

from the 'backward' area, then a full rounder is scored in these circumstances.

If the player reaches second base in these circumstances, a half rounder is

scored. Penalty half rounders are given when either a fielder causes an

obstruction, or there are 2 consecutive no-balls to the same batter.