Small metal box containing two cylindrical dice. Rules are included and are as follows: ‘1. The number of players can be one or more on each team, but each team should have the same numbers of players. 2. The team to bat first decided in the usual way by the spin of a coin or by mutual agreement. 3. The batsman’s dice has six surfaces marked “1,” “4,” “3,” “2,” “6” and “OWZTHAT” respectively. 4. The bowler’s dice also has six surfaces, but the inscriptions on these are “BOWLED,” “CAUGHT,” “NOT OUT,” STUMPED,” “LBW,” “NO BALL”. 5. The batsman rolls his dice first and, if a number turns up, he places that number of runs to his score; he then rolls the dice again and if a number again turns up this is added to his score; he continues to roll the dice in this way until “ OWZTHAT” turns up. 6. The bowler now rolls his dice; if “BOWLED,” “CAUGHT,” “STUMPED” OR “LBW” turn up the batsman’s innings is finished, and the next on the batting team takes the dice. If, however, “NOT OUT” or “NO Ball” turns up, the batsman proceeds with his innings as before, adding one to his score in event of a “no ball” turning up. 7. The winning team is the one which scores most runs.’