• 3 groups/teams. Batters, bowlers and fielders.
• One team bats whilst other teams fields.
• All batters line up across the batting crease, in line with the cones. Bowlers line up half way down the pitch, in line with the stumps.
• Bowlers should underarm the ball to the batters.
• All players from batting team hit & then run at the same time between the sets of cones.
• Fielders retrieve the balls and return to the bowlers.
• Batters count the number of runs made before the bowler gets the ball back. Individual scores are added to get a team total.
• Batters face 3 balls and then become the fielders. Fielders then become the bowlers and the bowlers become the new batters.
• Team with highest score wins.
NOTE: If this game is played on the netball/tennis courts, then it adds in the concepts of power (aiming to hit the ball over the tennis nets to force fielders to travel further - game suggestion: "fielders must start on the batsman side of the tennis nets") and accuracy (aiming for the gaps in the fielders - game suggestion: only a set number of fielders allowed on one court/fielders only allowed to stay in their specified "box" in the netball/tennis courts)
LA - Able to demonstrate that they can keep their eyes on the ball when looking to strike
MA - Able to make clean connections with the ball
HA - Able to play shots with power/accuracy
VHA - Able to play shots with a "smoothness" and with obvious intent to strike
Create a resolution to develop your coaching confidence by seizing the opportunity to discover new drills, turn ideas into action and seek advice from the coaching community.
World Rugby has reportedly conceded Aaron Smith's disallowed try in the World Cup final should have stood.
"It is not only useful for staff who are experienced but a valuable tool for those subject staff who have to take teams."