Two teams compete, each team has 9 people, the two teams take turns offensive and defensive. The offensive player hits the ball thrown by the defending team pitcher at home base in turn, and takes the opportunity to run the base. The one who can step through 1, 2, and 3 bases in turn and return to home base safely gets a point.
After the defensive team intercepts and catches the ball hit by the offensive team, it can continue to touch the offensive base runner or hold the ball to “block” the runner. If the defensive player catches the ball before the ball hits the ground, it is called a base run. Players are “intercepted”, if the pitcher throws three “good” balls to the batter, the runner is “stroke out”. When 3 of the offensive team is “killed” out of the game, the two sides exchange offense and defense.
The two teams each attack and defend once for one round, and the official game is 9 rounds. The one with more points wins. The names of the defensive team members according to their defensive positions and duties are as follows: pitcher, catcher, first baseman, second baseman, third baseman, shortstop, left fielder, core hand, and right fielder. The player who enters the attacking team to hit the ball is called the batter.
When the ball is legally out of bounds and is not intercepted by the defender on the court, the batsman shall run immediately, called a “runner”. When the pitcher throws four bad balls or allows the ball to touch the runner’s body, the bat The runner “sends” to first base.
A “good” ball means that the pitcher puts the ball into the good zone and the hitter does not hit the ball. “Scratching a baseball”, “out-of-bounds” and swing are also in the category of “good” balls, and “bad” refers to the pitcher. Throw the ball outside the strike zone and the batter does not swing.
After a hitter safely enters the first base, he is called a “base runner”.
