Half of the players in the middle and the other half outside the box (measurement of the box depends on the amount of players) players on the outside of the box with the ball so when a player from the middle call for the ball they have to pass the ball and receive it back. the player in the middle will go and search for an other player and they do the same
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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