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How can you change a game of rounders?
to change a game of rounders you can change the rules
Where was rounders originated from?
Rounders was originated in England, the first game was played in 1884 first with formalised rules.
How do you win a game in rounders?
How to Win a Game of Rounders Winning a game of Rounders means your team has scored the most points at the end of a predetermined number of innings (usually two). Note: Rounders game rules would award the victory to the team with the most Rounders (whole points) if the game ends in a tie.
Why was baseball called rounders?
It wasn't. Rounders is a differant game similar to Baseball but with a differant set of rules. There is debate as to how much Rounders influenced the creation of Baseball.
What happens if you break the rules in basketball?
It's called foul. 3 fouls and you're out of the game.
How do you start a game in rounders?
lay out the plates then hit them with the bat until they break and you cry on the floor
How do you umpire a game of rounders?
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How many innings are there in a rounders match?
Five innings constitute a game of rounders
How do you win a game of rounders?
Score more rounders than the other team!
How were the rules made for baseball?
The official rules of baseball are made and updated by Major League Baseball and published on their website. The game came from the British game of Rounders and then transformed into Knickerbocker in 1872. The rules were constantly changed until 1901 when modern day baseball began.
When did rounders originate as an Irish sport?
Click on the 'Rounders' link on this page to learn more about the game.
How do you say Rounders in French?
There isn't a name for rounders in French because it's not a French game.
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