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The batter is out if the fielder touches the post immediately ahead with the ball or the hand holding the ball while the batter is running to the post and before the batter has touched the post, except first post in case of a no-ball.

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Rounders: Batter run out

Rounders Drill Demonstration

Description

The Drill is often used with

Backward hit

Batter in

Batter run out

Bowl1

Bowling a No ball

Bowling mistake

Bowling

No ball at body

Run out at first post

Running around the post

Side step bowling

the hit

Touching the Base

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