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The rules of rounders

Updated: 9/27/2023
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Rounders is a game which involves two teams, a bat, a ball and 'bases'

The four bases are set out in a square shape.

One team stands behind the first base, these are known as 'batters' Each person takes a shot at hitting the ball and running to base. depending on the distance you hit the ball, depends how far you can run. far away hit = home run

the second team are 'catchers'. Their aim is to catch the ball, pass it to the person nearest the base a batter is running to, if the person with the ball in their hand touches the base before the batter, the batter is out.

You are allowed to lose 3 players before the batters and catchers swap places.

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there are 4 bases, and each peron stands on 1, a bowler hits to the player with the bat, and if the batter mages to hit the ball, he should run to all bases without being stomped with the ball at each post. if the ball is near the post, he should wait at the first post, until the next player bats.

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cricket i just like Baseball but they use different items and terms such as, a pitcher in base ball but a bowler in cricket and instead of a bet they use a wooden type thing with a flat surface.

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you hold the bat and when the oppositon throw the ball you Dodge it and beat them with the bat

thats how i play

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a spin ball is when you hold the ball with two fingers and point it towards you and spin it outwourds.

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Yes rounders is a sport

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Yep it is a real sport

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