"Bat and trap" is a traditional English game that has been enjoyed for centuries. It involves hitting a wooden ball with a bat to make it land in a trap. While the game may be referred to as "bat and trap" in some regions, it has other synonyms too. In Kent, it is known as "tip-cat," while in Sussex it is called "knurr and spell." In Suffolk, the game is called "hurling," and in Norfolk, it is known as "trap ball." Whatever the regional variation may be, the essence of the game remains the same, and it continues to delight people of all ages.