
you have to bowl 12 balls in between the cones. you have 3 lives. If you miss the channel you lose a life, if you lose all your lives you start over. if you hit the top of off, you get an extra life. if you hit the wickets twice in a row (5 through maximum for rule to apply) you double your score. on the last ball you have to hit the target to win. If you miss you lose - regardless of how many lives you have.
Right shoulder (for right hander) must be at the target (at release) in order for the ball to travel through.
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