Damond cricket game. 4 batters, 4 wicket keepers rest fielding, coach is the bwoler in the middle of the diamond. the coach can throw the ball at any wicket they want, batters must try and keep the ball out, obviously the game is to score runs so if they want a run then all 4 batters must run anti clockwise (if they get to the next stump its 1 run. anyone can run the batters out at any wicket if they arent in the area shown by cones. Red `A`s = batters Blue `D`s = fielders Blue F = feeder/coach
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