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To add to the "deewar ko direct laga to 6, bahar gaya to out", we had an addendum. There was a four storey building just behind this deewar. The rule was such that building ko direct laga and ball field ke andar return aaya to 6, otherwise out. As it happened, we needed 6 to win of the last ball and I tried to aim my shot at the building high enough so that it bounces back on the field. But I timed the ball much better than I anticipated...... and the result was that the ball cleared the fenced, even went over the 4 storey building and onto the road on the opposite side of the building. OUT! :((

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If you did not get to bat, you will get the first over or maximum overs to ball. If ball goes to old man's house in the afternoon, better try to climb into his house as he is sleeping and will not give himself. If any house window breaks, evacuate the field right away. When one player decides to bring water from his house, everyone starts designating number for the themselves in the order they will get to drink the water. Winners to bat in the next game

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When the last batsman is playing, run out applies at either end, needn't throw the ball at the end towards which he is running, you can throw it at the other end and run him out.

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One more - Because stumps were represented by stones in underarm cricket, hit wicket was not out unless you stepped on the stone while batting. :cantstop: I used to bat sometimes from behind the stumps. :haha:

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