1. Kilikiti
By Christine, Emma, Hannah and Maria

2. What you need to play Kilikiti
 Two three sided bats.
 Rubber Ball
 Metal Wickets
 Two sides with the same amount of
people.

3. The rules of Kilikiti
 If you step of the pitch you are out.
 You have to take a swing at every ball.
 No blocking
 No one counts the number of over's or balls,
the game is fluid.
 The game is over when all batsmen are out.
 If the batter hits the ball twice they are out.
 If the batter handles the ball they are out.

4. How to play Kilikiti
The bowler will start by bowling the ball and the
batter trying to hit it. If the batter hits the ball
over the boundaries on the full then that is two
points. If they hit it over the boundaries with it
bouncing then that is one point. You keep the
game going quite fast until the batter is either
bowled, caught, ran out, steps of the pitch or
hits the ball twice. The fielders usually dance to
keep the crowed entertained and to distract the
batsman.

5. Sources
 http://www.grumpytraveller.com/
 http://everything2.com
 http://www.ranlust.com
 http://junioraces.co.nz
 http://www.police.govt.nz