Baseball Rules Quick Start:

How it is scored

After the attacker hits the ball, runs past first, second, and third base in turn and returns to home plate to score 1 point. If the batting ball flies directly out of the outfield fence (home run), both the batter and the runner who has reached base score points.

Tournament structure

• There are a total of 9 innings, each game is divided into two halves, and each side attacks and defends once.
• After the attacker has 3 players out, the offense and defense are exchanged; In the case of a 9-game draw, the game will be played until the winner is decided.

Offensive and defensive roles

• Offense: Run the base after hitting the ball, try to get on base as safely as possible and score.
• Defense: The pitcher throws the ball, and the other players receive the ball to block the runner (catch, touch, block) or strikeout (miss 3 good shots).

Critical out

• Strikeout: The batter misses the pitcher's good ball 3 times.
• Catch: The ball is caught directly in the air by the defender.
• Block/Touch: A runner is touched or stepped on by a defender with the ball before reaching base.

Common terms

• Hit: Successful base after batting (first base, second base, etc.).
• Delivery: The pitcher accumulates 4 bad shots, and the batter gets to first base for free.

In a word: the attacker hits the ball and runs the base to score, the defender throws and catches, 3 people go out and change sides, and the winner is divided after 9 innings!