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Rounders is a traditional bat-and-ball sport originating from England, with formalized rules established by the Gaelic Athletic Association in Ireland in 1884. The game is played between two teams, alternating between batting and fielding, and features a maximum of nine players in the field at any one time. With similarities to baseball and softball, rounders is considered a school game but is also played at an international level, with teams from countries such as Canada, England, and Ireland competing against one another. The gameplay involves scoring points by completing a circuit around four bases, and the sport is governed by different associations in Ireland and Great Britain. Generated from the website