● In stead of the counter, the individual players would stand over the game mat

● Take it in turns to roll the dice. Move forward the number of spaces shown on the dice.
● If you land at the bottom of a ladder, you can move up to the top of the ladder.
● If you land on the head of a snake, you must slide down to the bottom of the snake.
● The first player to get to the space that says ‘home’ is the winner.

• Players will be given for chances for one game. (They may have to pay a charge of 10-20 Rs for one game)
• Random balloons will be marked with gifts. If they pop the right balloon, they win.

• The game will have the regular hopscotch game rules

• 20 minutes game
• Per team 7or 6 members
• Unlimited substitution
• Indirect free-kick for any fouls
• No over head ball allowed
• Knockout league

1st Prize 3000
2nd Prize 1500

• The match will be played using tennis ball.
• One drop catch will be considered as out.
• If the ball goes out of the boundary without any drop, it will be marked as out.
• Each team consists of 5 members.
• No LBW.
• No runs behind the wicket of batting side.
• Only straight sixers are allowed.
• Run spots will be marked in the play area.
• Umpires decision will be final.
• Last wicket will be allowed to bat.

1st Prize 3000
2nd Prize 1500

1. Games are played by individuals or in pairs depending upon the no. of registrations.
2. The opening shot (break) is decided through lags. Each player shoots the cue ball from behind the head string to rebound off the foot rail; the ball may not touch the side rails. The player whose ball comes to rest nearest to the head rail can make the break or play after the opponent.
3. Object balls are arranged using the rack. The cue ball is placed anywhere between the head string and the head rail at the start of play.
4. A stroke starts when the shooter hits the cue ball with the tip of the cue and lasts until all balls stop rolling.
5. The first player hits the cue ball from behind the head string to the cluster of object balls.
6. The cue ball may go straight to an object ball or touch one or more rails first. A legal break requires that an object ball be pocketed (hit into a pocket) or bounce off of a rail. If the break is illegal, the opponent may play the balls as they are, or ask the shooter to repeat the break.
7. Each player’s turn is an inning and lasts as long as a player pockets balls or until a foul (playing violation) occurs.
8. Innings alternate between players. If no foul occurs, the next player plays balls as they lie.
9. Shooter must call the number of the ball that he/she wants to pocket for a score. If the called ball drops, any other balls pocketed from the same shot also count. If the called ball is not pocketed, any balls dropped do not count and are spotted (replaced on the table).
10. A ball is in hand when it has to be set on the table to resume play.
11. Any ball that bounces back onto the table from a pocket does not count and is played from where it is. If it rolls above a rail and then returns, it is also played from where it is on the table.
12. It is also possible that the called ball may jump (lands somewhere other than the playing surface or in a pocket).
13. In this case, the inning is over and the ball is spotted. Ball(s) must be spotted when pocketed when:

• The cue ball is also pocketed
• The cue ball did not first hit the called object ball
• The ball(s) were knocked off the playing surface.

1st Prize 3000
2nd Prize 1500