Similar to Blocka. There is one batsman, one feeder and two fielders. The feeder underarm feeds the ball to the batsman who must use a forward drive to attempt to hit the ball through any of the three goals set up using different coloured cones. The fielders in turn must attempt to stop the ball going through their goals. This includes the feeders goal.
Allow players to try this without any batting tips. After every person has had a turn, go through the technique and allow them to try again, asking them at the end how the different technique improved their performance/outcome.
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