When 11 bulls are hit that is the end of the batters innings and the score is totaled and the roles are reversed. Two innings are common and the total of the two are added to determine the winner. Here's a game that was sent into me by Bill De Franza. It's a game I usually play alone but two or more can play with a few new rules. It is based on cricket and most similar to Scram.
Players score one point for each time they hit the target for the round.
Doubles and triples count for two to three points accordingly. The targets are the same as in cricket, except that they are targeted one at a time in the order on the scoreboard. So in the first round, the target is 20. In the second round, the target is 19, in the third round the target is 18 and so on. In the seventh round, the bullseye is the target.