Players are split into 2 teams and are to start on each of thier side of the field. THe object of the game is for the teams to get to the other end of the field and hit the single stump in the semi circle of cones, this is score them 1 point. For the team to get the ball to the other end of the field they must pass it between each other making at least 4 passes before they can have a shot at the stump. If the players drop the ball or let it hit the ground it is a turn over to the other team. Once a player catches the ball they cannot move until they have passed the ball on. Players are alos not allowed in the semi-circles around the single stumps. The team with the most points at the end is the winner.
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