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CRICKET NON-STOP AIM: Get to pylon and back before ball is pitched to hit target Rules: 1. Batter must touch pylon before running back to target 2. Pitcher must pitch from hoop but can do so as soon as retuned ball 3. If target hit or ball strike caught on fly, then batter out EQUIPMENT 2 pylons Chair or wicket as target 2 bats 1 ball 1 hoop PLAYERS 3 teams of 3, 3 teams of 2 or 2 teams of 3.
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CRICKET NON-STOP AIM: Get to pylon and back before ball is pitched to hit target Rules: 1. Batter must touch pylon before running back to target 2. Pitcher must pitch from hoop but can do so as soon as retuned ball 3. If target hit or ball strike caught on fly, then batter out
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