
This game builds your players bowling accuracy. By spliting your group into teams of no more then 4/5 players surrond a wicket and have to aim to either knock over the wicket of knock the stump off the top of the wicket. A successful shot win their team 5 point. Firsty team to 15 point wins.
This drill can be modified to work on longer or shorter range shots as well as using different angles. By turning the wicket through 90 degrees you can also decrease the size of the target therefore making the drill harder.
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