SETUP:
Teams of four players, numbered one to four, with one racquet per team.
MISSION:
Players take turns rallying against another team and giving the racquet to the next player.
The team that wins the last ball of each rally wins one point and starts the next rally.
Teach regular scoring as play (1,2,3,4) and play four-game sets.
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