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Stoolball
Stoolball is a ball or target-game sport in which points, goals, hits, or sets decide competition. At its core, the sport is about score more runs as the batting team than the opposition. Participation format: Two teams. It is typically contested on or in Grass field with pitch and wickets/stools. Scoring is based on Runs and dismissals. Core equipment includes Stoolball bat, ball, wickets/stools, and marked grass field. Important forms include League stoolball, Junior / school. Listed competitions include Stoolball England competitions, Sussex stoolball leagues. Origin/development: Sussex / Südostengland, 1979. The sport is actively practiced today.
Classification
Weitere Angaben
Rules and format
Die Grundlagen
Ziel
The objective is to score more runs as the batting team than the opposition.
Teilnehmer
Two teams with batting, running, and fielding roles.
Teamgröße
Team size under Stoolball England rules and competition.
Spielfeld
Grass field with pitch, wickets/stools, creases, and fielding area.
Dauer
Innings or overs according to competition rules.
Wertung
Runs from running and batting actions; wickets/dismissals end batting opportunities.
Gewinnbedingung
The team with more runs wins.
Ausrüstung
- stoolball bat
- ball
- wickets/stools
- field markings
- protective equipment recommended for juniors
Wichtige Regelpunkte
- illegal bowling
- run-out
- catch
- crease breach
- equipment breach
Regelquellen
Federations and sources
Federations
- Stoolball England (Stoolball England)
- Topend Sports Topend Sports · aggregator · medium
- Wikipedia DE Wikipedia DE · reference · medium
- Stoolball England rules Stoolball England · official · high
- About Stoolball England Stoolball England · federation · high
- Stoolball England Stoolball England · official · high