Comprehensive Guide to Rounders: Rules, Equipment, and Officiating
Explore the world of Rounders with detailed information on the game's rules, equipment needed, scoring, winning strategies, and roles of officials. From the pitch layout to the responsibilities of umpires, this guide covers everything you need to know to fully enjoy and understand the game of Rounders.
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BTEC Sport Unit 2 Assignment 1 Rounders Type your name here
2A.P1 Rounders - Pitch Insert a picture of the rounders pitch. Explain all of the lines and areas.
2A.P1 Rounders Basic Rules Describe (list) and then explain (go into more detail) the following rules: What equipment is required. What the pitch looks like. How many people on a team. How to score points. How to win a game.
2A.P1 and M1 Rounders - Rules Describe (list) and then explain (go into more detail) the following rules: How to get a player out. How to score half a rounder. How to score a full rounder. The importance of second base/ fourth base. No-Balls.
2A.P1 and 2A.M1 Rounders Explaining the Rules Explain what happens on a backwards hit. Why do you have to hold onto a base? What happens if a player lets go? Why can you run on a no ball? What happens in a bowler delivers two no balls in a row? What happens if you make it to fourth base without hitting the ball? What happens if you drop the bat? Why must the equipment be of the same size?
2A.P3 and 2A.M1 Rounders - Officials Describe and explain the roles of the batting umpire and the bowling umpire. What do they wear? Where do they stand? What hand signals do they use? What equipment do they need to do their job? What level of fitness do they require?
2A.P3 and 2A.M1 Rounders - Officials Why do we have two umpires? How are there roles different? Why do they stand in different places? What are the main infringements they are looking for? When and why does the first official have to move to fourth base?
2A.P3 and M1 Roles and Responsibilities of the official Describe and explain the roles of the umpire: Qualifications find the rounders umpire pathway. Control of players and accountability to spectators Health and safety (equipment, facilities, players) Fair play Use of technology Effective communication (voice, whistle)
2A.P2 Applying the Rules A player hits the ball into the outfield. They reach second base, but as they get to second base a fielder barges into them. What happens? A player hits the ball, but as they leave the batting box they step out the front of the box. What happens? The ball is hit backwards. What should the fielding team do? Two balls are bowled, both of which go over the batters head. What happens?
2A.P2 Umpiring Self Reflection Explain four rules you applied to the game you were umpiring. Describe at least one strength and at least one weakness of your performance as an umpire.
2A.D1 Changing the Rules Explain two rules changes you would make to Rounders. Justify why you want these changes to be made. This must be very detailed!
2A.D1 Comparing the Officials Explain three things that a rounders and badminton official have in common. Explain three things that a rounders and badminton official do differently. This must be very detailed!
