Run to white cone. tap. Run to ball near one of the red cones. Pick up and throw to keeper behind stumps. Back to white cone. Tap.
To next ball untill all 4 bals are thrown.
Pick up one handed near wright foot. Step in and throw. Looking for runout.
Put up a bowlers end and add shouting which end to throw.
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