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Rounders: Bobble Feed Catch

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One player on post and another fielding deep on each shoulder.

The ball is fed in with a bounce (objects are on the floor to create and random bounce trajectory).

Where ever the ball bounces the closest player stops the ball and throws it in to the post.

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Batting - four player rotation:

One player is batter, one as back-stop, one as first base and other deep fielding.

The bowler feeds the ball to the batter.

The batter gets several balls feed them to practice hitting.

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Batting - five player rotation:

One player as backstop, one on each of the first 3 posts and one as batter.

The batter gets fed the ball until they hit it. When they do hit it the run to first post and everyone else runs onto the next post.

They player who has run from 3rd to forth is now in bat.

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3 ball round the clock:

Setup: 4 players stand in a diamond with 3 balls. A 5th player stands in the middle.

To start the drill 1 of the outside players throw their ball to the player in the middle who has to return the ball the player who did not have a ball before the ball was thrown.

The middle player then rotates to receive the next ball and the drill continues in this way.

Throwing & Catching

All the Way Across the field:

Teams of 4 try and throw the ball across a pitch as quickly as possible, not missing any players out.

The first team to throw the ball 10 times across the pitch is the winner.

Throwing & Catching

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