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The catcher, and behind the catcher is the Umpire.
A backward hit in rounders is when the batter hits the ball backwards and it goes behind the batting section. The batter can take the first post when this happens but can not go further until the ball is back in play.
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In rounders, when a bowler has the ball, play is paused, and the bowler prepares to deliver the ball to the batter. The batter must stand in the designated batting area and attempt to hit the ball once it is bowled. Fielders are positioned strategically to catch the ball or retrieve it quickly after it's hit, while the batter aims to score points by running to the bases. If the bowler successfully delivers the ball and it is not hit, the batter may have opportunities to bat again or be out if certain conditions are met.
Yes, by means of run out only! If the bowler hits the wicket at the non-strikers end before he actually bowls the ball then it is not given out!
A donkey drop in rounders is when the bowler bowls the ball high in the air, the ball then drops just as it gets to the batter. This encourages the batter to hit the ball up meaning the fielding team are more likely to get a catch. Hope this helps
it starts with 15 players on a pitch one peron is in the bowlers square and one in the batters, 4 fielders must be on the bases,and one behind the batter called a back stop, then the bowler throws the ball and the batter hits it
In rounders, the player who throws the ball is called the "bowler." The bowler delivers the ball to the batter, aiming to get them out by either striking the ball in a way that makes it difficult to hit or by hitting the wicket. The role of the bowler is crucial in the game, as they set the pace and strategy for the opposing team.
If a batter hits a ball fair or foul while either foot is touching the ground completely outside the lines of the batter's box or while touching the plate. The ball becomes dead immediately. The batter is out.
In rounders, a normal bowl refers to the delivery of the ball by the bowler to the batter. It is typically pitched underarm and aimed to bounce before reaching the batter, allowing them a fair chance to hit it. The bowler must ensure the ball is delivered within specific guidelines, such as not exceeding a certain height and being delivered from behind the designated bowling line. Normal bowls are essential for maintaining the flow of the game and providing a balance between batting and bowling.
They must run to first base and wait for the ball to return over the line. Accident or not! :(