The game starts with a pass from an outside blue to a inside blue player. After a sequenxe of passes, the player passes to another outside player (Pass 10) and returns to his place.
The working pair turn and move towrads the outside player who has the ball and is passing in a sequence. Once the sequence has finshed a new player must enter the middle.
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in more ways than one
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