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Not all instances of a batter reaching first base are considered a single.
Not all instances of a batter reaching first base are considered a single.
In order to qualify for a single the batter must have hit (or [[bunt|bunted]]) the ball and run to first base before being tagged [[Out (baseball)|out]] or the ball is thrown to the first baseman (or other defending player) who steps on or otherwise touches first base.
In order to qualify for a single the batter must have hit (or [[bunt|bunted]]) the ball and run to first base before being tagged [[Out (baseball)|out]] or the ball is thrown to the first baseman (or other defending player) who steps on or otherwise touches first base.
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== References ==
== References ==
*[http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/baseball/beginners/glossary.html Baseball Glossary] WETA.
*[http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/baseball/beginners/glossary.html Baseball Glossary] WETA.