A wide variety of ball games played around the world they are:
1. Cricket
2.Tennis
3.Table tennis
4.Football
5.Basketball
6.Hockey
7.softball
8.Baseball
9.Golf
10.Billiards
11.Netball
12.Boules
13.Bowling
14.American football
15.Rounders
16.Squash
17.Volleyball
18.Snooker
19.Pool
20Ice hockey
Cricket:
This game is played between two teams of 11, one team bowling and fielding against two on the batting side. The batsman score runs by running between wickets. There are several ways of dismissing a batsman they are:
1.Catch
2.Bowled
3.Runout
4.Stumping
5.LBW
6.Hit wicket
Tournaments :- Test cricket, Limited overs - Knockout, World cup, County matches, T20, IPL, Ashes
Tennis:
This game is played between two teams of two players, or a team of two players. Each player uses a racquet to strike a ball. If one misses a ball while stricking, the other will get a point. The shots in this game are classified as
1.Serve
2.Grips
3.Forehand
4.Backhand
5.Other shots
Tournaments :- Australian open, French open, Wimbledon, US open
Rounders:
This game played between two teams each alternating between batting and fielding.
It has simillar rules like cricket, the bowlers has to bowl a ball (under arm action), if it exceed the batter's limit means it will be called as "no ball". the scoring is based on the member of the batting team complete the pentagonal circuit with out getting out. Possible ways of dismissing a batter are:
1. Catching a ball
2. running to (NRA) or touching (GAA) a base that had been stumped by a fielder.
3.if batter drops the bat while running.
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