Quick Game of Kwik cricket, Coach sets up the game as per diagram. Ball is bowled underarm by coach, batsman can hit the ball whichever way he wants. All usuall cricket rules apply except for the runnning. The batsman either runs to his right or left around the cone and back to his spot to bat. Everyone who isn't batting fields, and when they have fielded the ball must give it back to the bowler who bowls as soon as he recieves it.
This is a good competative game to get the legs, arms and eyes going to get the team involved and eager.
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