Childhood sports memories- Rules we played with in the 90’s

These childhood sports memories will give you major throwbacks!

Childhood sports memories- Rules we played with in the 90’s

The ’90s were some amazing times. Here are the rules we played with. How many of these did you play with?

Have an odd number of players? No problem make the weakest or the strongest guy the “Joker”. A Joker can bat for both sides but cannot bowl. Wonder which genius came up with that rule, but it has worked so far.

An odd number and very few players on the pitch? Fix it with the “common goalie”. Need I say more?

Full toss outside the park is out but you still get a six!

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The “Super Sixes” if you want to call it. If you’ve got a small place to play and don’t want to lose the ball, then get this rule and nobody will lose the ball unless it’s desperate.

Full toss into #AnuAunty’s house is OUT and most of the time the match is over!

We all dreaded the wrath of Anu Aunty and shivered thinking about what would happen if we broke a glass in her house. So what do we do? We get in the rule that whoever hits the ball into the house is out and he’s the one to go get the ball. If he comes back without getting caught then the match goes on.

Got no stumps? Thrice beaten is OUT!

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There was only a start time and end time, never a half time. So now comes the problem of who’ll start. Simple! Throw the ball in the air and whoever gets the fight for the ball after 3 pitches or tap each other’s feet thrice and then go for the ball. This was the default rule in all Bangalore Schools. Who else remembers?

A goalie can venture into the ground anytime but in our matches, if we needed to go out of the ‘D’ we had to shout out “Flying Goalie” and then run into the ground.

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I hope these rules give you great childhood sports memories. What a time that was!

Childhood sports memories- Rules we played with in the 90’s

Childhood sports memories- Rules we played with in the 90’s