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    Satoliya, also known as Lagori, is a traditional Indian game played with seven stones and a ball. Two teams take turns attempting to knock over the pile of stones with an underarm or overarm throw of the ball. If the throwing team knocks over the stones, they try to rearrange the pile and trace a circle around it before being tagged out by the opposing team. The first team to score seven points by rearranging the stones or getting the other team out wins. The game helps develop throwing, evading, building, and distracting skills.

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    Satoliya, also known as Lagori, is a traditional Indian game played with seven stones and a ball. Two teams take turns attempting to knock over the pile of stones with an underarm or overarm throw of the ball. If the throwing team knocks over the stones, they try to rearrange the pile and trace a circle around it before being tagged out by the opposing team. The first team to score seven points by rearranging the stones or getting the other team out wins. The game helps develop throwing, evading, building, and distracting skills.

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    Satoliya, also known as Lagori, is a traditional Indian game played with seven stones and a ball. Two teams take turns attempting to knock over the pile of stones with an underarm or overarm throw of the ball. If the throwing team knocks over the stones, they try to rearrange the pile and trace a circle around it before being tagged out by the opposing team. The first team to score seven points by rearranging the stones or getting the other team out wins. The game helps develop throwing, evading, building, and distracting skills.

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    Sato Liya

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    Satoliya, also known as Lagori, is a traditional Indian game played with seven stones and a ball. Two teams take turns attempting to knock over the pile of stones with an underarm or overarm throw of the ball. If the throwing team knocks over the stones, they try to rearrange the pile and trace a circle around it before being tagged out by the opposing team. The first team to score seven points by rearranging the stones or getting the other team out wins. The game helps develop throwing, evading, building, and distracting skills.

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    Satoliya (The seven stone)

    Satoliya
    Satoliya is now commonly known as Lagori is the game of seven stone. This is
    not known much by other countries as it was played in the villages of India
    which then found its way in the Urban area.
    This game is also known by other names like :

    a)

    Dikori

    b)

    Lagoori

    c)

    Lingocha (Hyderabad)

    d)

    Lingorchya (Maharashtra)

    e)

    Pitthu (Haryana)

    f)

    Satoliya (Rajasthan)

    g)

    Satodiya (Gujarat)

    h)

    Yedu Penkulata (Andra Pradesh)

    i)

    Dabba Kali (Kerala)

    j)

    Ezhu Kallu (Tamil Nadu)

    Things Required to Play :


    1)

    A ball : Tennis ball or rubber ball types (not to hard)

    2)

    & stones : If not stones then its substitute.

    3)

    Two teams . Minimum 2 3 players in each team. More the players, a lot

    more fun.
    How To Play :

    1)
    To start the game two team with equal number of players are required.
    2)

    To decide who shall take the attacking role first, a coin is tossed.

    3)

    Seven stones or any of the substitutes should be on top of each other as a

    pile within a circle. The defending team will take their positions for the fielding
    purpose. The position of fielding team will be wicket keeper who will be standing
    behind the stones and others around the stones randomly as fielders stand in
    cricket. All the players belonging to the attacking team will be taking their
    position behind the crease line in an appropriate distance away from the pile of
    stones.
    4)

    The attacking team will be getting three chances to hit the pile of stones

    with the ball in either of the ways i.e. underarm or overarm , to knock the pile of
    stones.
    5)

    The attacking team has to hit the pile of stones in three hit.

    a)

    Opponent player catches the ball in one tip and stones are not destructed

    then the player will be out and the next player will come.
    b)

    If the opponent player can not catch the ball and stones are also not

    destructed, then he will get another chance up to three. After three chances he
    will be out and the next player will attack.

    c)

    If the opponent player catches the ball and also stones are destructed,

    then player will get a chance from ONE.


    d)

    The opponent player can not catch the ball and the stones are destructed,

    then the real game begins.


    6)

    If they fail, then the defending and attacking team interchange places and

    continue to play, with one point to the defending team in the case of worst
    aiming skills of the attacking team.
    7)

    As soon as the ball knocks off the pile of stones, the defender team will

    get hold of the ball and try their best to get the opponent team members OUT
    by hitting them with the ball in their leg below the knees.
    8)

    The aim of the attacking team is to rearrange the pile of stones and trace

    the circle three times with their fingers before the other team can make all the
    players OUT.
    9)

    If they succeed doing that, their team gets a point and they get a chance

    to throw ball again. But, if all the players are OUT, then the defending team will
    get a chance to hit the ball and will gain a point.
    10) Fielding team cannot run while having ball in the hand, they can pass the
    ball to their teammates.
    11) If batting team is able to arrange stones back they will got one point and
    their all players who are out will alive again.
    12) If fielding team is able to hit the ball to any one of batting team member
    then whole batting team will be out and fielding team will do batting.
    13)

    The team which scores seven points first will be winner.

    These additional rules make the game even more interesting.


    Clearly mark the boundary. If any of the seekers crosses it then he is out.

    If the person trying to knock down the pile cannot do it in three tries then
    he is out.
    In any of the three tries, if the throwers ball does not knock down the pile
    and is caught by an opponent after the first bounce then the thrower is
    out.
    If the seekers succeed in restoring the pile then they can use the point
    scored to buy back their ousted team mate
    Skills
    Throwing the ball;
    Evading the ball;
    Building the pile of stones;
    Distracting the opposite team from building the pile

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