Advantages And Disadvantages Of Batter Rounding

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Scoring • If the batter reaches 2nd or 3rd base then its half a rounder but if its 4th then it’s a full rounder. • A better is out if the fielder catches it without it hitting the ground or hitting the post before the batter gets there. • Penalty for obstruction to the batter and is given half a rounder • Also a penalty is given if two consecutive no balls • Penalty to the fielding team of half rounder if waiting batters or out batters obstructs fielding • One rounder for a backwards hit if the batter reaches 4th base. The batter stays at 1st base until ball passes the batting line then batter can run to 4th • Half rounder If 4th post is hit Batting • Wait in backward area away from 4th base • Out batters stay well away from 1st • Enter the …show more content…

• The ball has to be between head and knee height. • The ball can bounce before getting to you. • The ball cannot got wide or straight at you. • The bowlers foot has to stay inside is bowling box. Running around the track • When you stop at a base you have to keep in contact with base with a hand or a bat. • The batter can still run to a base if it was stumped before. • If the bowler has the ball in the square then no batter can move the only time a batter can carry on is if there between the post. • You can’t have two batters on one base and a time. • The batter does not have to move every time the bowler bowls. • You can move as soon as the bowler realises the ball. • The batter must touch 4th to get a rounder. Teams • There are two teams with a maximum of 15 player’s minimum of 6 only 9 players of a team can be on their field at one time. • If mixed no more than 5 males. • List of player’s names should be given to the umpire at the start of the

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