Member Login Email:   Password:   remember me <<< back SignUp to access Free Drills from Sportplan Email:   Name:       Description Batsman (1) calls YES and tries to run 2 lengths whilst fielder (1) runs out to stationary ball, picks it up and throws it to the wicket keeper, thus trying to run out B(1). Wicket keeper throws ball back to F(1) who replaces ball on the ground for next fielder. Coaching Points This could be a core practice with in a fielding circuit using a series of run out stations. © Copyright Sportplan Ltd, 2010

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