The exception to this rule occurs if you score both wickets at the starting and turning stakes. Roqueting a ball a second time in a turn with not yet having scored a wicket point is not considered a fault. You do not receive, however, additional bonus strokes as a result of the second roquet. Play proceeds from where the balls came to rest. See Part 10.
Rovers are balls which have completed all of the course except for striking the finishing stake.
Rovers may be staked out, that is, driven into the finishing stake with any legal stroke by any player at any point in the game. String or painted boundaries for the nine wicket court shown in the attached illustration are not essential. Natural boundaries such as trees or bushes can be used. Boundaries designated by string or other means should be at least 6' beyond the outer wickets. There is no penalty for going out of bounds.