Total Overs In Innings | Number of Power Play Overs |
19 – 20 | 6 |
16 – 18 | 5 |
13 – 15 | 4 |
10 – 12 | 3 |
Team Admins must make sure that the scorecards are completely filled out before the teams leave the field. If not, they should seek to ensure that the playing team captains complete the scorecards before leaving the venue.
The scorecards must be amended to only use names that are registered in DPL and The Scoring System (CricHQ or similar) and not use nicknames or shortened names to avoid confusion when the detailed scorecard is entered into the system.
On completion of the game, both the scorecards must be reviewed by the captains or team admins of both teams and uploaded to The Scoring System (CricHQ or similar). If any of the teams is unable to review the scorecards after the game, then that team is responsible to review and upload the scorecards to The Scoring System (CricHQ or similar) no later than 7 PM Monday after the match.
Teams MUST submit full playing eleven for abandoned matches as well. This playing eleven must be submitted no later than 7 PM Monday after the abandoned match. Players submitted as part of playing elevens of abandoned matches will be counted towards playoff minimum match requirement.
It is expected that all teams make sure that due diligence is exercised to upload correct scorecards since submitting a scorecard with errors causes significant work for the responsible committee members. And this also causes delays in publishing the updated standings and NRR. Delays in committing the detailed scorecard will result in penalties being levied. The penalties will be assessed on the team(s) responsible for the delay.
Penalties for failure to upload the scorecard within the stipulated time will result in the following penalties –
A Penalty of $20 for the first day A Penalty of $10 for each subsequent day.The winning team must report the brief scores right after the game. This is applicable for all games at any stage in any tournament. Please note that the brief scores should include the toss result, scores of both the teams, Man of the Match and any details of good performances from the match.
If the game is tied or abandoned, then the team batting second is responsible for reporting the brief scores.
Here are a series of guidelines that will facilitate the detailed scorecard reporting and eliminate possibilities of delays and the ensuing penalties –
Scorecards that are incomplete will be deemed invalid and the teams will be subject to penalties associated with delayed scorecards. That said, the team batting second must not unilaterally commit a detailed scorecard without the opposing team having had an opportunity to review and approve the scorecard.
If there are problems in the scorecards or scores, please send an email to SURFRS with the high-level team scores and the required corrections to the scorecard by 7 PM Monday, after the match. If the email with required corrections are not sent to the committee within the stipulated time, then the team responsible for delays will incur penalties.
The only instance when the deadline will be extended to teams is if the score is in dispute and the matter is under investigation.
It is mandatory to rate umpires, ground conditions and opposition team. The scorecard entry will not be complete until both teams rate the umpires, ground conditions and the opposing team.
Penalties for failure to request corrections to the scorecard within the stipulated time will result in the following penalties –
EXAMPLE OF REDUCED OVER RATE CALCULATION | ||||||
A | B | C | D | E | F | G |
1st innings Runs Scored |
Overs allotted at start of match | Run Rate =A/B (to 2 decimal places) |
Overs allocated to side batting second at commencement of second innings |
d = (B – D) Difference in overs |
d x 1.2 | Run rate for team batting second = (100 + F) X C x 1/100 |
101 | 20 | 5.05 | 13 | 8 | 8.4 | 5.47 |
Target Score = Overs allocated to side batting second x
G (Example above Target score = 13 x 5.47 = 71.11 = 72 to win) Overs reduced again after start of second innings: New Target score = Revised number overs allocated to side batting second x G (Example further reduction after start of 2nd innings of 1 overs New Target score = 12 x 6.26 = 65.64 = 66 to win) |
Game Results: |
Net Run Rate Calculations: |
Match 1 |
Team A: |
Match 2 |
For Team B: |
Match 3 |
For Team C: |
The inner circle has a radius of 70 feet from the middle of the pitch.
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Other Reported Disciplinary Offences |
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Abuse of cricket equipment, clothing, ground equipment or fixtures and fittings. The knocking of stumps, or the throwing or kicking of a bat, ball, or any equipment on the field of play or within the curtilage of the premises or ground. |
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Abusive behavior Using language and/or gesture of an obscene or a serious insulting nature to another player, umpire, team official or spectator. |
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Aggressive behavior 3.1 Repeated charging or advancing towards an umpire in an aggressive manner when appealing. The Captain may also be disciplined. |
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3.2 Throwing the ball at or near a player, umpire or official in an inappropriate and dangerous manner. |
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3.3 The bowling of fast short pitched balls that result in the bowler being disallowed from bowling further in that innings. |
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Captain failing to control his players following a request This is a major transgression against the Spirit of Cricket. |
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Abuse of an umpire (including intimidation by word or action) 5.1 Dissent by action OR verbally. |
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5.2 Verbal OR written abuse (including language that is obscene, offensive or insulting and/or the making of an obscene gesture. |
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Intimidating and threatening behavior 6.1 Intimidating an umpire. |
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6.2 Threatening to assault another player, team official or spectator. |
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6.3 Racial / Homophobic/Sexual Abuse of any person Using language or gesture that offends, insults, humiliates, intimidates, threatens, disparages or vilifies another person on the basis of that person’s race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, color, descent, national or ethnic origin. |
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Threatening and violent behavior 7.1 Threatening an umpire. |
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7.2 Physical assault on another player, umpire, official or spectator. |
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7.3 Any act of violence on the field of play. |