Each team has players and bats for overs. An over is a series of balls.
The team is divided into pairs with each pair batting for overs each.
Both teams start with runs.
Every member of the fielding side has to bowl over each. Both [?] and [?] are allowed.
Every time a batter gets out, runs come off the total and the batters swap places.
When both batters in a pair are out, a new pair go into bat.
You can score runs exactly the same as in normal cricket to increase your total.
You can only get out by being bowled, [?], stumped, [?] or if you hit your own wicket. Don't worry about the complicated rule, it doesn't exist!
If a wide or a no-ball is bowled then the batting side get an extra runs - but no additional ball is bowled except during the over.

No fielder is allowed within metres of the batsman - except the .