🏆 Game Winner: The team with the most points at the end wins.
Points are scored by hitting designated zones and taking wickets.
2 sets of wickets
1 scoreboard
Cricket balls
6 small cones (3 pairs of different colors for zone identification)
45–90 minutes
2 players: 1v1 (2 innings)
3 players: 1v1v1 (3 innings)
4 players: 2v2 (2 innings)
5 players: 2v1v2 (3 innings)
6 players: 2v2v2 (3 innings)
Max 6 players per net.
Change ends every 4 balls.
1 point for hitting the nominated zone.
1 point for hitting all 4 zones in a 4-ball set.
Missed calls (“yes”/“no”) = automatic miss.
2 points per wicket.
-1 point for wide/no-ball.
Bowler’s team earns 1 point if batter misses all 4 zones.
Wicket counts only if appeal is made.
Plot the 3 scoring zones using the 6 cones (3 pairs of different colors). Players or coach can choose placement, but zones must stay fixed for the innings.
“27 slips” are in play—just a fun tradition, no extra setup needed.
No free hits or bouncers.
Controversial balls are replayed.
Dot balls reset after a wicket and carry into the next 4-ball batting set.
After 3 consecutive hits, call Pressure Ball on Bowlers.
After 3 consecutive misses, call Pressure Ball on Batters.
Both teams start at 15 points.
