Super Bowl | Epana Nui
Time
10 minutes
Skill focus
Bowling
Catching
Complexity
Group size
Small & Large
Playing in pairs or small teams Smashies bowl towards a series of target cones set up in front of wickets. Once a cone is hit with a Super Bowl, it gets put on the wickets. Play for time or a self-challenge to collect the most cones.
Setup, Equipment & Instructions
- One Smashie starts as the bowler and one as the wicketkeeper (with three in a team, start with two Smashies in one of the positions).
- Smashies are bowling to hit the cones laid out in front of the wickets.
- Once the Smashie bowls, they run towards the wicket to fill the role of wicketkeeper for the next bowl.
- The wicketkeeper Smashie fields the ball then runs to the other end to be the bowler.
- When a cone is hit, it is placed on the wickets.
- Play for a time limit, the team with the most cones wins. Or play for self- challenge to reach a certain number of cones.
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