
Set up a square with cones 18m x 18m. The markers indicate length of the pitch from crease to crease. Using one ball player A rolls the ball to B and follows it to that position. Player B rolls the ball diagonaly to position C and runs to position D. Player C rolls the ball back to position D who then rolls the ball diagonaly back to position A where the cycle restats.
Can roll the ball along the ground or underarm throw catches.
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