
Gameplay scenarios, Batsmen and Bowlers are given certain tasks / aims to complete in small over games. Batsmen are given aims such as - Maintain their wicket Score at a certain run rate Rotate the strike 'Manipulate the field' Hit a bowler out of the attack 'Fishish' the game (Set Runs in set overs) Find the boundry Bowlers are given tasks such as - Bowl to the field set Take Wickets Reduce scoring Keep the same batsmen on strike Bowl in the same place (Line and Length or Yorkers)
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