Backyard Cricket

Set up a makeshift wicket and agree on informal boundaries for the yard or park.

One batter defends the wicket while the rest of the players field and bowl in turn.

Under the "one hand, one bounce" rule, a catch made after a single bounce with one hand also gets the batter out.

A ball hit over the boundary on the full scores extra runs, while hitting a fixed obstacle like a fence may end the batter's turn under house rules.

Rotate the batter after they're out, or after a set number of balls, until everyone has had a turn.