Backyard Wiffle Ball

Set up a small diamond with bases sized to fit the available yard space.

The pitching team throws the perforated ball toward the batter, who tries to hit it fair into the field.

Because the ball curves easily, pitchers can use spin and wrist snap to make it dip or swerve past the batter.

Runners advance base to base after a fair hit, and defenders record outs by catching fly balls or forcing runners at a base.

Teams switch between batting and fielding after three outs, just like traditional baseball innings.

The team with more runs after the agreed number of innings wins.