Zimbabwe childrens games of the 90s – Dhudhudza

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This ball game consisted of an empty 750ml bottle of Olivine cooking oil and sand.

Team [X] fills up a bottle container with sand.
Team [A] attempts to strike the players while they fill the bottle container with sand.
If they succeed in striking another player with the ball, then that player is eliminated from the game.
Meanwhile, any member from team X attempts to catch the ball before it touches the ground.
If he manages to do that then he can throw it as far as he can to give other players in his team time to fill the bottle with sand.
Once the sand is full then the players will have to start emptying the bottle again while dodging the ball.
Once the bottle is empty again then those who were eliminated regain a second ‘life’.
Otherwise if all are eliminated then the teams swap places. 

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