The backstop is there to catch the ball if a person at 3rd or 4th overthrows it.
The backstop just prevents the ball from going out into the stand from a wild pitch or baseball. It also helps the catcher get to the ball faster if a ball gets past and a runner is stealing a base or coming home
Depends on if the ball is blocked in front of home plate or towards the backstop.
the backstop covers 4th base to prevent the ball from passing the base allowing rounders being scored or fills that position if there is not a player on 4th stumping people out.
the fourth hit will be approx 1.4 metres
It's called a full count according to my grandpa.
The catcher, and behind the catcher is the Umpire.
gohan is in 3rd grade but just older
Interference, runner scores
the backstops job/ role in rounders is to guide the bowlers throw to the batter by cupping there hands in the appropriate ending space for the ball and allowing this to be a target for the bowler. also, if a batter misses the ball and it was an acceptable throw(not a foul ball) then the backstop must receive the ball and throw it to the appropriate post to help get the batter out. if the batter hits the ball backwards, it is also within the role of the backstop to receive this ball and walk to the back-line (as the batter by this time shall be waiting at first ready to run on when play is continued) and accurately throw the ball either to the bowler who if receives the ball will prevent runners running on to other posts, or the backstop will pass to the fielder on second base who will stump out the batter if they had decided to run on. i think i covered everything, well, hope this helps you. N.F
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the punter on a foot ball team punted the ball on the fourth down.
That ball would be considered foul. For a ball that passes first or third base to be fair, it must be between the baselines when it passes first or third base.