The Peel ball is croqueted just to the back of hoop 6, while Striker makes the hoop approach. If the peeling was effective the Peel ball is now near Rover or at least near the peg. Striker runs 1 back to rush the exPilot to near the peg. Croquets it to 3 back as Pioneer with good rush on Peel ball to Rover. Croquets to 4 back as Pioneer, peels Rover, and split rolls to Pilot at 3 back.
Runs hoop with control.
There is a problem trying to peel a ball with a passing split roll as is usually done at 4 back and Penult. In this particular shot the applied force is delivered to the striker's ball at 2 O'Clock. However, as we are required to ensure that both balls are touching in a croquet shot this instant rotation meshes with the same rough surface of the target ball and tends to rotate the target ball in the contra-rotation as does all two meshed gear wheels. At penultimate then, if you are about 300mm out, it might be better to use a stop shot to get the peeled ball up to Rover. This is the direct opposite of running a hoop with one ball - but try both types of shots until happy.