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Twenty20 Standings

Group D

1. North Shore Capilanos
2. Surrey Champs
3. Colts
4. Langley Rockers

Surrey Champs Schedule

#8 - 06 April @ 03:00 PM
vs. Rockers at Crescent
Main Umpire: League
Leg Umpire: FraserValley

#10 - 12 April @ 03:00 PM
vs. Colts at Crescent
Main Umpire: League
Leg Umpire: Surrey Stars

#23 - 20 April @ 12:00 PM
vs. NS Capilanos at Hugo Ray
Main Umpire: League
Leg Umpire: Langley

UMPIRING SCHEDULE

#9 - 12 April @ 12:00 pm
Crescent

#24 - 20 April @ 03:00 pm
Hugo Ray
  Cricket  Lower Mainland Twenty20 Cricket League


New names for the clubs have been allotted for the Twenty-20 league, therfore Cloverdale Cricket CLub will be playing as Surrey Champs. Each team will play 6 games in their group and top 2 teams from each group qualify for play off knock out stage. Schedule for the first 3 games (phase 1) has been outlined and Phase 2 will follow soon. Semi finals and finals attentively will be played under lights.

TOURNAMENT RULES

  • 20 overs per side. Start times: 12:00 noon & 3 pm. 10 min. break between innings. Bowlers restricted to a maximum - 4 overs each. No drinks intervals are allowed, but individual drinks at edge of field or at fall of wicket are ok if not a delay of game. Anything else requires umpire’s permission.
  • Team lists, toss rules & (bouncer over shoulder = No ball) etc. are per BCMCL rules. (Note: Batsman gets free hit after a foot fault no ball). Per ICC rules no field changes are allowed for free-hit ball. Signal to scorers is – extend 1 arm up & move it in circular motion. If free-hit ball is no-ball/wide, repeat procedure. Call wides strictly - ODI rules.
  • At scheduled start time both teams must have a minimum of 8 players in view of the umpires, dressed & ready to play. If after 20 minutes, one side still does not have at least 8 players, the match is forfeit to the other team.
  • Next batsman must be ready at edge of field. He has 90 seconds to be ready to face next ball. He may be ‘timed-out’ upon appeal.
  • Each side has 80 minutes to bowl 20 overs. If after 80 minutes, play is still on due only to slow bowling rate – 6 runs shall be added to batting side total for every full 4 minutes over 80 minutes. (Same rule to apply in 2nd innings). (Don’t count injuries, lost ball or any other delay). Record these & subtract off match time after 80 minutes.
  • Max. 5 fielders on Leg side. Following fielding restrictions apply to first 6 overs of each innings. Max. 2 fielders outside (ODI) 30 yd area & 2 stationary within 15 yds of striker. For overs (7 – 20) max. 5 fielders outside 30 yd area. (Sq. leg umpire will call & signal ‘No ball’ for violations. Head umpire must relay signal to scorers.
  • Reduced overs: (For both teams). (Use closest No. if interruptions).
    Total overs      R-overs
    5 – 6                      1
    7 – 9                      2
    10 – 13                  3
    14 – 16                  4
    17 – 19                  5
  • After interruptions, use closest No. or no restrictions as reqd.
  • Weather delays will mean a loss of 1 over per 8 full minutes loss of playing time from each team, during the 1st innings & 1 over per 4 full minutes loss of play during the 2nd innings. The Duckworth-Lewis method is to be applied to weather-shortened innings from 5 – 20 overs for either side, where a target score is reqd. or a match result is reqd.
  • A minimum match is if each side has the opportunity to bat for 5 overs. During the 1st innings, the umpires will wait at least 120 minutes & decide whether a minimum match is possible. If still not possible, a bowl-out will take place. ALL MATCHES MUST HAVE A RESULT. IF TIED at the end of full match or D – L match, a bowl-out will decide result.
  • If 5 overs cannot be bowled in 2nd innings, a bowl-out will take place. Make sure there is enough time for bowl-out.


    BOWL-OUT (As per ICC rules)

  • Capt. will give umpire list of 5 bowlers (in order) to bowl toward stumps at one end.
  • All practicing must finish before a toss. Winner will select end & bowl 1st or 2nd. Bowlers from each team will alternate.
  • Captain, wicket-keeper & 5 bowlers from each team shall stand at mid-wicket & extra-cover. No one else is allowed on field.
  • Umpires will approve balls before delivery.
  • The team with the most number of hits on the stumps after 5 deliveries from each side is the winner. If still tied, continue with same players, until 1 team has more hits after the same number of deliveries.
  • Bowling order may be changed but umpires must ensure that no one bowls again until all 5 bowlers have bowled. If a bowler is injured during the bowl-out, he may be replaced by another new name from the team list.
  • The wicket-keeper must stand back from stumps.
  • Umpires will record ‘hits’. Hits are signalled as ‘outs’. (for umpires use)
  • All ‘throws’ underarm action & foot-faults will be called No-balls & will be considered a miss & not retaken. The umpires’ decision shall be final re. fairness of delivery & result of bowl-out.
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