Set teams up in equal numbers Players go Head to Head to gain points for their team 1st player in each team start on Zone A Player starts when coach says 'Go' and throw ball at either wall or Crazy Catch and make 3 catches before running to Zone B At section B player shall throw once at the stumps to try and get 5 points if successful at hitting the stumps before moving onto Zone C At Zone C player shall pick up bat & ball and walk aswel as balancing the ball on the bat without dropping the ball off it. Once player has made it to Zone D, player shall drop the ball and play a straight drive through the cones to finish the circuit. If ball successfully goes through the cones they recieve 5 points Maximum number of ponts 10
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