Turbo Ten10 Cricket Stag Do in Manchester
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Turbo Ten10 Cricket in Manchester is a fast-paced, 6-a-side format of cricket designed to keep everyone involved from the first ball to the last. It is played with a soft cricket ball on a reduced-size pitch, so no protective gear is needed and cricket ability is not a prerequisite. Every player bats, bowls and fields at some point, batsmen retire at 20 runs and rejoin the back of the queue, and three of the ten overs per innings are Turbo Overs where every run counts double and a six is worth ten. An event coordinator runs the game and keeps score throughout.
What’s Included
- Fast paced Cricket game
- All the cricket equipment, including bats, balls, stumps
- Event co-ordinator / referee
- Outdoor sports venue hire included
- Scorecard
- Start times: between 10am and 4pm
Planning Turbo Ten10 Cricket for your Manchester Stag Do
Turbo Ten10 Cricket in Manchester takes place at an outdoor sports venue and works well as a daytime activity before the group heads out around the Northern Quarter for the evening. It fits mixed ages and abilities, so it is a good option if the group has a range of sporting experience.
Take a look at the full range of stag do activities in Manchester to round out the rest of the weekend.
Manchester Turbo Ten10 Cricket FAQs
Turbo Ten10 Cricket in Manchester is a 6-a-side, 10-overs-per-innings game played on a reduced-size pitch with a soft cricket ball. Every player bats, bowls and fields, with batsmen retiring at 20 runs before rejoining the back of the queue. Three of the ten overs per innings are Turbo Overs, where all runs are worth double and a six scores ten. An event coordinator runs the game and keeps the scorecard throughout.
No experience is needed. The game is designed to work for mixed ages and abilities, and because everyone rotates through batting, bowling and fielding, no one sits on the sidelines. The soft ball means no protective gear is required either.
The activity in Manchester includes all cricket equipment (bats, balls and stumps), outdoor sports venue hire, an event coordinator to run and referee the game, and a scorecard. The activity runs during the day, leaving the evening free to carry on around the Northern Quarter.