Kilikiti

One team bats while the other spreads out across the field to defend.

A bowler delivers the ball underarm toward the batter, who strikes it with the three-sided bat and then runs between bases.

Fielders try to catch a struck ball in the air for an automatic out, or return it quickly to put runners out between bases.

Whole villages or extended family groups often bat and field together, with singing and cheering continuing throughout play.

Teams switch batting and fielding roles after an agreed number of outs, and the side with more runs when play ends wins.