| Timing |
11,00 |
Match Timing |
First Innings:- Expected Assemble time:- 7:00 am Toss time:- 7:00 AM Start time- 7:15 AM (all the stumps/cones/wides marking are expected to be in place by this time). Penalty start time:- 7:30 AM (means bowler, batsman and fielders should be at the mark by the penalty time at the most).
This rule should be taken serious as all our grounds bookings are finishing by 11:00 AM. Hence we need to finish on time. |
The offending team can be penalised as below :
- 1 over for deduction for until 7.45 AM
- 1 over deduction for every 5 mins after 7.45 AM
- Match given forefeited (by offending team) if the players dont arrive by 8 AM |
| Timing |
12,00 |
Match Timing |
Second innings:- Maximum 10 min break and after 15 min, both batsman and bowler are expected to be at the mark. Whoever is missing will face penalty. So any 5 min delay from here will cost 1 over. |
if the batting side is at fault, 1 over will be deducted from batting side and they have to chase the same score in less number of overs. Similarly, if bowling side is at fault, then their last over scores will be reduced. For example:- If they miss by 5 min, then their 20th score will be deducted in the app and batting team have to score less total in 20 overs. If the batting team did not bat full 20 overs then their innings' last over score will be deducted. |
| Timing |
13,00 |
Match Timing |
If a team is unavailable for more than 45 mins during the break, the opposite team will be declared as the winners. |
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| Timing |
14,00 |
Match Timing |
Fielding side is expected to complete the innings in 110 minutes including the end changes and breaks. The innings time will be monitored during the first two weeks of the tournament and may be updated further as per the baseline. |
The officiating umpire can issue warning to the offending team captain and inform the committee. On 2nd such offence, the offending captain can be banned for one game. |
| Timing |
15,00 |
Match Timing |
In the event the innings takes longer than 100 minutes to finish up. The innings time will be monitored during the first two weeks of the tournament and may be updated further as per the baseline. |
The officiating umpire can issue warning to the offending team captain and inform the committee. On 2nd such offence, the offending captain can be banned for one game. |
| Timing |
16,00 |
Match Timing |
**Exceptions to matches played on non-booked grounds** (RARE SCENARIO)
In the event the match is taking place on a non-booked ground, one player from each team is expected to be available on ground at 5:45 AM. If no one from one team reaches by that time, then that team can be penalised one over of batting. Concern can be raised by captain by posting the message at 5:46 AM in group confirming no one from opposite team has arrived on ground. Team reaching the ground first can revert the action and then both will get 20 overs. |
If no one from one team reaches by 5.45 AM (for non-booked grounds), then the team can be penalised one (1) over for batting |
| Player Rules |
21,00 |
CricClub |
Both the captains should have their 11 (or 12) player list prior to the toss and be ready to exchange with the opposite captain. |
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| Player Rules |
22,00 |
11 Players |
If a team starts the match with lesser than 11 players at the start, then it is the captain's responsibility to inform the opposite captain and umpire of every player that arrives on the ground at a later time. |
This Rule will be monitored for 3 strikes. Strikes will be conducted in the form of umpire (acting match refree) being informed by the opposition captain of the player not present in either of the scenarios and making a note of this and posting this to the nominated committee member. The responsible committee member will be keeping a track of each strike and on the 3rd strike the team will be fined up to 2 match points. |
| Player Rules |
23,00 |
Super Sub - 12th Player |
If a team is playing with 12 players, then it is mandatory to have 12 players present on the ground from the 11th over onwards in 1st inning at least, no requirement for the 2nd innings.
This requirement does not apply to a team playing only with 11 players |
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| Player Rules |
24,00 |
Team Uniform |
The playing team members need to be in presentable uniform – team kit or plain whites, both are acceptable. It is acceptable for upto 2 team members to be in 'other' sports uniform (other than team clothing or whites).
Allowed
Team kit uniform
Whites
NOT Allowed
Shorts
Jeans
Any other color t shirt other than team kit or whites
Exemption allowed in April, as this particular rule will be applicable for all games after 1st May. |
As a penalty, the opp team captain can refuse to allow the non-dressed player to participate in the game. |
| Player Rules |
25,00 |
Moving from a team |
Once a player has played from one participating team, they will not be allowed to play for another team during that current season. If a player has been registered by a team accidentally but has not played a game via the team, then he will be allowed to move for another team during the Group Stages. As there is a possibility player do not know his name was registered by other captains. |
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| Player Rules |
26,00 |
Player Registration |
All players must have photos in cricclubs |
The opposite captain can deny the right to play for a player that does not have a photo on cricclubs or Identity card |
| Player Rules |
27,00 |
Player Registration |
Teams need to ensure, player profile details are completed on the cricclub page before the game day else opponent captain has full rights to dis-allow the unregistered player.
All players needs to have valid profile picture on cricclub.
In the event where a player either does not have a clear profile picture on cricclubs, the opposite team reserves the right to verify the identity of the player by:
1) Asking the umpire to validate the 'identity proof' such as license for the player clearly showing the picture and name of the player
2) If the player does have a picture in cricclubs but is not recognisable and the player also does not have an identity proof (as per point-1 above), then it is upto the opposite captain to allow or disallow the player to play.
3) If the opposite captain allows the player (without clear pic or identity proof) to play and wants to raise it later on then the onus is on the opposite captain to take a picture of the player in dispute along with the umpire and send it to the committee for lodging a dispute. In this scenario the committee will verify the identity of the photographed player and resolve the dispute either way.
4) If in any of the above scenarios, the defaulted player (without proven identity) is allowed to play on the ground and no picture is taken with the umpire (for identity validation) then no action 'may' be taken by the committee as there is no evidence available for the player/s being disputed. |
Players not in list or not having full details are not allowed to play the game |
| Player Rules |
28,00 |
Player Registration |
25 member squad needs to be provided before the last league game for the team in the tournament. After 1st round, no changes are allowed in the team squad.Only players from the 25 member squad are allowed to be selected for the group stage matches. No exceptions are allowed. All players need to have profile pics uploaded to Cric clubs.
For players who do not have a pic against them can be asked for identification by opposite captain before, during or after the match. |
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| Player Rules |
29,00 |
Group Stage - Player |
During the Group Stage matches, if a team plays a player that is not included in the 25 member squad, then the team will lose the match points for the match that this event occurred on. Ruling on player qualification and registration as per Rule 2.6 for registration |
As a penalty to the offending team, match points will be awarded to the opposite team. |
| Player Rules |
21,00 |
Qualifier/Knock-out/Semi-final/Finals - Player Registration |
All the players playing in the round-2 (non-group stage) matches MUST HAVE played at least one (1) Group stage match. |
If a team is found out to be playing an unregistered or a player who hasn't played at least 1 Group stage match, then the offending team will be disqualified from the tournament. |
| General rule |
31,00 |
CricClub |
It is mandatory to use Cric Club app for ball by ball traceability. |
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| General rule |
32,00 |
Points and Format - Match Points |
The match winning team will be awarded 4 points for winning the match |
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| General rule |
33,00 |
Points and Format - Bonus Point |
Team that scores more runs in the first 10 overs (0-10 overs) will be awarded a bonus point regardless of the match winner
Winner team will get 4 points and there is 1 bonus point to be taken by any team. If both team have the same score after 10 overs then the team which has lost fewer wickets till the end of 10th over will get a bonus point.
If wickets are also same then team which has scored more runs in first power play (First 4 overs only) will get a bonus point
If all above are same then both teams will get a bonus point |
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| General rule |
34,00 |
Points and Format |
The tournament format is as published during the captains meeting. |
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| General rule |
35,00 |
Points and Format |
If any team is unable to play further (or backed out, disqualified in middle of the tournament) during the match day even after 30 min from toss time, 4 points will be given to the other team without any change in NRR. The only matches that will contribute towards the NRR are the ones that will be completed.
Bonus points will not be awarded to any team in such instance. |
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| General rule |
36,00 |
Points and Format |
In the event of a match being given bye, there will be not ammendments to the NRR. Only points will be awarded to the winning team. |
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| General rule |
37,00 |
NRR Calculation |
NRR is automatically calculated by the cricclubs app. The formula for generating NRR is as per the one available on the website. |
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| General rule |
38,00 |
Match Overs |
All matches will consist of 20 overs a side with any bowler allowed to bowl a maximum of 4 overs. |
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| General rule |
39,00 |
New Balls |
One new ball each will be given to both the captains at the start of match. Any further new/old balls required for the same match will be borne by the individual teams. |
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| Bowling Rules |
41,00 |
No Ball |
Bowler's front or back foot landing outside the 'return' crease lines (outside the pitch area, NOT the wide markings) then the delivery will be considered as a No-ball, and FREE HIT will be awarded.
Front Line No balls are to be called as per international cricketing rules. |
1 run awarded for No Ball with an extra ball to be bowled and a Free hit for next ball. Please see details of Free hit in free hit section |
| Bowling Rules |
42,00 |
No Ball |
Height No ball: At the time of 'contact' by batsman, if the bowled ball is above the waist line of the batsman, while the batsman is at the popping crease, then the ball shall be deemed as a No Ball.
If a full toss ball goes on to hit the stumps, then the ball will not be deemed as a No ball and the batsman will be deemed out. |
1 run awarded for No Ball with an extra ball to be bowled but NO Free hit. |
| Bowling Rules |
43,00 |
No Ball |
If any part of the bowler's foot has pitched behind the popping crease (front line) and then dragged outside the line, it will be deemed as a legal delivery. |
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| Bowling Rules |
44,00 |
No Ball |
If the ball pitches outside the pitch area, it will be deemed as a No Ball. |
1 run awarded for No Ball with an extra ball to be bowlded but NO Free hit. |
| Bowling Rules |
45,00 |
No Ball |
In the event of a batsman coming down the track, if the ball is hit on the full, then the umpire shall consider the trajectory of the ball and point of contact had the batsman stayed within the popping crease. |
No Penalty if it is not deemed as a no-ball else follow Rule for waist height No ball. |
| Bowling Rules |
46,00 |
No Ball |
If there are more than the allowed number of fielders outside the inner circle, the umpire can call a No ball.
Umpires are allowed to warn fielding team in situations, where he notice this before the delivery. |
1 run awarded for No Ball with a extra ball to be bowlded but NO Free hit. |
| Bowling Rules |
47,00 |
No Ball |
In the event of a same bowler bowling beamers - after the 2nd beamer, the bowler can be asked to be discontinued for the rest of the match by the opposite captain. The umpire (main or leg) will be informing the the bowler and captain of the 1st beamer and then subsequently enforcing required action on the 2nd beamer. |
Bowler can be discontinued after the 2nd beamer. |
| Bowling Rules |
48,00 |
Wide Balls |
Wide markings have to be measured from the off and leg stump (1 bat from the off stump for offside and 1 bat from the leg stump for leg side). |
N/A |
| Bowling Rules |
49,00 |
Wide Balls |
Balls pitched/bowled over the offside line or outside the offside line will be deemed as a Wide ball. |
1 run awarded for wide ball and an extra ball to be bowled |
| Bowling Rules |
41,00 |
Bouncer |
1 bouncer is allowed per over. A legal bouncer will be deemed as any ball over shoulder height but not above head height of the batsman. |
N/A |
| Bowling Rules |
411,00 |
Bouncer |
If ball goes above head height it can be called as wide by square leg or main umpire |
1 run awarded for wide ball and an extra ball to be bowled |
| Bowling Rules |
412,00 |
Bouncer |
In the event of a ball being above head height but the batsman hitting it, the ball will be deemed as a legal first bouncer for the over. |
N/A |
| Bowling Rules |
413,00 |
Bouncer |
Only 1 bouncer is allowed per over. 2nd bouncer will be deemed as a No Ball. |
1 run awarded for No Ball with a extra ball to be bowled but NO Free hit. |
| Bowling Rules |
414,00 |
Chucking |
In the event of 'chucking' being considered, only a batsman is allowed to initiate the objection. Following the batsman objection, the umpire is allowed to issue a warning to the bowler and fielding captain to inform. If the umpire still finds the bowler to be guilty of chucking, the umpire can start calling these deliveries as 'no-ball'.
The fielding captain is allowed to replace the bowler after the initial warning (regardless of the number of deliveries bowled and continue with another bowler). If a bowler has been replaced by the fielding side due to the warning, then the bowler will not be allowed to return to bowl for the rest of the innings. |
No ball penalties to apply once an umpire calls no ball. |
| Bowling Rules |
415,00 |
Bowler Side |
It is not mandatory for bowler to mention the side on the initial over. However, if the bowler decides to switch the side, then he must inform the umpire of it and on any subsequent side changes. |
If the bowler forgets to mention the side after the switch of the side, then the bowl can be called as a no ball by the umpire and no-ball penalties will apply (no free hit). |
| Bowling rules |
416,00 |
Change of balls |
For change of playing balls, both the sides can inspect the ball condition and request for a change of ball. If the sides cannot agree on a mutual decision, the umpire will need to be the final decision maker on whether to permit the change of balls or not. Both the sides are expected to be carrying old playing balls to be used for replacements.
Umpire's decision is considered to be the final verdict for the change of balls scenarios. As different matches may have different umpires, this decision can be subjective to umpire's review. The umpires reserve the right to making decisions, and any past match examples will not be entertained by the umpires to change their current ruling. |
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| Bowling rules |
417,00 |
Fielding Restrictions |
During the first 4 overs of the innings (power play), a maximum of 2 players are allowed outside 30 yard inner circle. |
1 run awarded for No Ball with an extra ball to be bowled but NO Free hit. |
| Bowling rules |
418,00 |
Fielding Restrictions |
During power play overs, not more than 2 fielders are permitted outside the 30 yard circle.
During non-powerplay overs, no more than 5 fielders are permitted outside the 30 yard circle.
In the event, the team is playing with 'short' players (less than 11 players), they will be permitted to have up to 5 fielders outside the 30 yard circle. This means that the team is allowed to have less than 4 fielders inside the circle due to being short of fielders. |
1 run awarded for No Ball with an extra ball to be bowled but NO Free hit. |
| Bowling rules |
419,00 |
Fielding Restrictions |
During the batting powerplay (2 consecutive overs) only 2 fielders are allowed outside the inner circle. Also batting powerplay can be taken anytime between 5-20 overs. |
1 run awarded for No Ball with an extra ball to be bowled but NO Free hit. |
| Bowling rules |
42,00 |
Bowling End Change |
The bowling ends to be changed after 10 overs. Breaks in the innings are only taken for 5-10 mins during the 10 over mark. |
NA |
| Batting Rules |
51,00 |
Bye and Leg Bye |
No runs are allowed for a leg bye |
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| Batting Rules |
52,00 |
Bye and Leg Bye |
Bye runs are allowed |
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| Batting Rules |
53,00 |
Mode of Dismissal |
Apart from LBW , all other forms of dismissal are allowed including obstructing the field and handling the ball. |
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| Batting Rules |
54,00 |
Mode of Dismissal |
No run out is allowed on attempted leg bye runs but stumping is still an accepted mode of dismissal (given out).
During the stumping decision there cannot be movement from the keeper, else if there is movement from the keeper to collect the ball further from the pitch, this would be categorised as 'run-out' and hence given not out. |
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| Batting Rules |
55,00 |
Mode of Dismissal |
For Mankading dismissal, a warning needs to be issued to the team prior to claiming the wicket. One warning per team is suficient. |
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| Batting Rules |
56,00 |
Mode of Dismissal |
If the non-striker is out of his ground from the moment the ball comes into play to the instant when the bowler would normally have been expected to release the ball, the bowler is permitted to attempt to run him out. Bowler can issue first and last warning to the team (which means all players) in that game. So from next time, they will be given out. |
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| Batting Rules |
57,00 |
Penalty runs -
Object on Fields |
If a ball hits an object in front of the stumps during overthrow or any time during the game and the object belongs to fielding side or umpire. (It will be ruled as Not Out, as it will be responsbility of fielding side to ensure nothing is in the way). |
No penalty runs in this case and batsman will be not out |
| Batting Rules |
58,00 |
Penalty runs -
Object on Fields |
If ball hit by batsman or overthrow hits any object like cap ,bottle, t shirts or any other object (like t shirt, jacket, wicket keeping gloves kept on ground during the game) on the field belonging to fielding side except for 6.1 |
5 penalty runs will be given to the batting side. (No reball). Also no further runs or action is allowed on that ball any further. |
| Batting Rules |
59,00 |
Penalty runs -
Object on Fields |
If a ball hit any of the object which belongs to batting side, then it will be not be considered as objection and match should continue. In case any bottles are left near the stumps and throw hits the bottle while the batsman is outside the crease, then it will be considered OUT if the bottle belongs to batting side. No penalty runs in this case. |
No Penalty runs and batsman will be out if the batsman was outside the crease during the time of ball hitting the bottle. |
| Batting Rules |
51,00 |
Penalty runs -
Object on Fields |
If a ball hit umpires or any object of umpire then the match is expected to continue as is. (International rules will be applicable) |
N/A |
| Batting Rules |
511,00 |
Penalty runs -
Object on Fields |
If a ball hits any object which does not belong to anyone then game should continue. |
N/A |
| Batting Rules |
512,00 |
Penalty runs -
Object on Fields |
If a ball hits any of the tree leaves above the land surface and the tree is located outside the boundary then it will be considered as boundary. Regardless of how far the leaves are coming on the ground |
As per Boundary rules |
| Batting Rules |
513,00 |
Bowling Side |
The batting side will decide which end to begin the batting innings from. |
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| Batting Rules |
514,00 |
Retired Hurt |
If a batsman is retired hurt , he can only come to bat during the last wicket. |
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| Batting Rules |
515,00 |
Runner |
No runner will be permitted throughout the match. |
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| Batting Rules |
516,00 |
Power Play |
Two power plays are planned during the game.
Power play 1:- First 4 overs of the innings. Maximum of 2 players are allowed outside 30 yard circle.
Power play 2:- Batting power play (chosen by the batting team) for 2 overs and can be taken anytime between 5-20 overs. Maximum 2 players are allowed outside 30 yard circle. Once batting team declare a power play, fielding side team can choose to change the bowler. If the batting team doesn't call for batting power play, the umpire will enforce 19th & 20th over as the batting power play. |
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| Batting Rules |
517,00 |
Boundaries |
The boundary distance from the centre of the pitch will be 55 metres, throught out the tournament for every match |
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| Batting Rules |
518,00 |
Run Count |
In a scenario where a chasing team needs 1 run to win and they hit a boundary, if they complete 1 run (by running) prior to the ball reaching the boundary, then only 1 run will be awarded to the chasing team (and not the boundary). This is in accordance witht the ICC ruling. |
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| Batting Rules |
519,00 |
Super Over |
In the event of a tied match, a super over will be played out. During the super over only 3 batsman (i.e. 2 wickets) will be allowed to bat and normal fielding restriction (non-power play) will apply. For the super over game, the team that batted first during the match will actually bat 2nd in the super over. If even after the super over the scores are tied, then the number of sixes hit in the 20 over game will be used to declare the winner. If the number of sixes in 20 overs are equal, then number of boundaries (4s) will be taken into account for decision making. In the event that both boundaries and sixes are also equal, then the sixes (6) hit during super over followed by boundaries (4s) in super over will be taken into account. If all of the above still come out to be equal then the points will be shared between the two teams. |
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| Batting Rules |
52,00 |
Free Hit |
A Free Hit will be awarded to the batsman for overstepping No balls only (where a bolwer has overstepped the popping crease). During the Free Hit, no changes to the field are allowed, unless the batsman has changed ends and a different handed (right or left) batsman to the original one is now facing the free hit. |
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| Umpire |
61,00 |
Umpiring |
Umpire decision is final. The main umpire (neutral) can override any decisions made by the leg umpire at the disposal of the main umpire in the spirit of the game. |
N/A |
| Umpire |
62,00 |
Umpiring |
As we will have external neutral umpires, they cannot be changed during the game until mutually agreed by both the captains prior to the match. |
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| Umpire |
63,00 |
Umpiring |
Halting the game to change just to change umpire will be considered unacceptable and violation of law. |
A warning will be issued to the violating captain. On subsequent violation, the captain can be suspended for up to 2 games. |
| Umpire |
64,00 |
Umpiring |
All the team members are requested to treat umpires and decisions with respect. Captains can refer to the rulebook and show the rule to the umpire for further referals. Rest of the teams are not to approach the umpire during the objection discussion between captain and umpire. Once umpire confirms the decision, match should be continued without further delays.
An umpire is allowed to look at the rulebook or enquire with the tournament committee regarding queries. All the umpires are also highly encouraged to read and understand rulebook prior to the duties. |
In the event of team misbehaviour in reaction to an umpire decision, a warning can be issued to the captain and recorded against the team. On similar subsequent violation, the captain can be suspended for up to 3 games. |
| Umpire |
65,00 |
Umpiring |
The fielders are expected to quiten down once a bowler starts his run-up. The main umpire can warn the fielding side of 1st such incident for the match and call a no-ball for any such subsequent deliveries where the fielding side are accussed of speaking during the run ups of the bowler. |
Main umpires to call no ball on repeated offence |
| Umpire |
66,00 |
Umpiring |
Each team will be tasked with a number of umpiring duties for the tournament. In the event that the team does not send through the umpire as per schedule/agreement, this will incur a match point penalty. |
2 point per incident will be deducted from the team's points table. |
| Umpire |
67,00 |
Umpiring |
For Round-2 games (Qualifiers/Quarters/semis/finals), umpires should be sent from the eliminated teams. Otherwise, no team benefits/rewards will be given if a team does not send a umpire. |
Benefits/Rewards/Trophies may be held back. |
| Reschedule/Abandon |
71,00 |
Match Abandon |
If a match is interrupted/abandoned after playing 5 overs (=30 balls) (In the first innings) due to any uncontrolled natural reason (bad weather or ground unavailability) then the match MUST be continued (No rematch, No points sharing). It should continue from the same point, at which it was stopped. The rule is applicable for all games throughout the tournament including finals. |
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| Reschedule/Abandon |
72,00 |
Match Abandon |
Scenario-1 (non-booked grounds): If a match is stopped due to ground unavailability on non-booked grounds, team is expected to continue finding other grounds for atleast 30 min before calling the game off.
Scenario-2 (booked grounds) : For matches occurring on booked grounds, if a match needs to be halted after 11 am due to the ground booking by another team, then the match points for this match will be shared between the two teams. |
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| Reschedule/Abandon |
73,00 |
Match Abandon |
If a match is interrupted before the completion of 5 overs, then the match will be restarted from beginning and can be played on any week including the reserve week. |
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| Reschedule/Abandon |
74,00 |
Match Abandon |
A match will only be assumed to be called off if the call is announced by organisers (committee) call or by the neutral umpire officially. The announcement will be put in the captains group.
Teams are expected to be at the ground unless one of the above conditions are met and the match is called off.
he captains group. |
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| Reschedule/Abandon |
75,00 |
Match Abandon |
Unless mutually agreed prior by both the teams in writing, if one team does not show up on the ground by 7:30 AM, then the match points will be awarded to the other team. |
Match points will be awarded to the team present at the ground if the other team does not show up by the cut-off time. |
| Reschedule/Abandon |
76,00 |
ReSchedule Matches |
A match can be rescheduled by mutual agreement of both the captains as long as the date for reschedule of the match is agreed by both captains and provided in writing to the organisers. In the event of Both captain can reschedule the match anytime during the tournament or it will be scheduled in reserve week by the organiser. In case, one of the teams do not agree or are not available during reserve week, then the points will be awarded to other team.
For any rescheduled matches, ground availability and umpiring duties cannot be guaranteed. |
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| Reschedule/Abandon |
77,00 |
ReSchedule Matches |
For any matches that had to be rescheduled to reserve days, if the matches get abandoned due to unforeseen circumstances (such as rain or ground unavailabilities), then points will be shared between the teams. |
points will be shared. |
| Reschedule/Abandon |
78,00 |
ReSchedule Matches |
On a rainy match day, the match once started, can be called off by mutual agreement between the two captains. If the captains cannot come to a mutual conclusion, then the neutral umpire will be reserving the right to make the call. Both the captains are expected to obey the umpire's decision. |
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| Reschedule/Abandon |
79,00 |
ReSchedule Matches |
For the matches that have to be re-continued on another day (this refers to matches that were started, had more than 5 overs bowled and needed to be rescheduled) a minimum 10 players need to remain same, else team will have to play (bat/bowl) with less number of players. Players who have already participated in the game (batted or bowled) cannot be replaced. |
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| Behaviour Penalties |
81,00 |
Behaviour and Non Negotiable |
If more than 2 captains raise a concern (behaviour or serious) against a team, then the committee will meet with those captains and the offending captain separately. Based on the situation and if found guilty, committee reserves the right to imply behaviour penalties to the team. This rule is non negotiable (no money refunded) and is applicable throughout the tournament including semi finals and finals. |
Behaviour penalties can extend to elimination of (disqualify) a team from the tournament if adjudged guilty by the committee. |
| Behaviour Penalties |
82,00 |
Behaviour and Non Negotiable |
We highly encourage mutual respect towards the opposition players and umpires. A player can be fined for use of obscene or abusive language towards the opposition team. If or when it occurrs, the opposition captain can request the umpire to make a note and record it to the organising committtee. The organising committee can then investigate the incident further with both captains & umpires, and penalise the player if found guilty. |
Player can be banned up to 1 game if found guilty. |
| Behaviour Penalties |
83,00 |
Behaviour and Non Negotiable |
Each players deserves respect and also the umpire too. With this in mind, it is encouraged to not request for change in umpire during the game and respect his decision as final. |
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| Behaviour Penalties |
84,00 |
Behaviour and Non Negotiable |
If main umpire considers that the conduct of a player, at any time during the match, is unacceptable, the umpire concerned shall call and will issue a warning to the player. Some of the actions by a player may constitue a warning are
- Other players, except captains, expressing their dissatisfaction in an offensive way to the umpire or opponent.
- showing dissent at an umpire’s decision by word or action
- using language that, in the circumstances, is obscene, offensive or insulting
- making an obscene gesture
- appealing excessively
- advancing towards an umpire in an aggressive manner when appealing
- throwing the ball at a player, umpire or another person in an inappropriate and dangerous manner
- making inappropriate and deliberate physical contact with another player
- Reacting to opponents taunts, mocking, teasing or any other kind of provocation. As player is expected not to react and handle it calmly by complaining it to umpire in first place.
- Smoking cigratee on ground during play
Any other misconduct, the nature of which is, in the opinion of the umpires. |
Issue first and last warning to the player and report to organiser. Player may be banned for up to 1 game |
| Insurance |
91,00 |
Public Liability |
Public liability insurance has been included ($1000 minimum payment in case of claims), however, there are no provisions for personal individual insurance. All the playing teams do so at own risk of injury, no damage liability is covered by the tournament organisers. Team personnel are responsible for their own safety during the games. |
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| MOM |
101,00 |
MOM and Prize Distribution |
All MOM will be distributed after the matches as much as possible and in cases where it is not possible they will distributed during a catchup meeting. |
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| MOM |
102,00 |
MOM and Prize Distribution |
Team representation in award ceremonies is highly encouraged but not mandatory. It is recommended that at least 1 player representative from each team should be in attendance for such events. Else the teams without representation may not be awarded the MOMs on the day. |
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| T&Cs |
111,00 |
Final Ruling and Decisions |
Any rules not included in the rulebook will be governed by ICC rulebook.
The organising committee reserves the right to imply a decision for any of the scenarios not stated above. The organising committee's decision will be final and binding. All participating teams by the virtue of playing the tournament agree to oblige and respect the organising committee's decisions. |
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| T&Cs |
112,00 |
Event Rule |
By virtue of participation, the team agrees to have read and understood the Rules and Regulations of the event and all that it entails. The Entrant confirms that he/she/it is authorised by the Team to declare that the Team agrees to abide by the Rules and Regulations contained in this rule book and any ruling made from time to time by the Organisers as well as the terms and conditions contained herein. In the event that there is a contradiction between the Rules and Regulations and the terms and conditions contained herein, then these terms and conditions shall apply. The Team acknowledges and accepts that cricket can be a dangerous sport and that accidents causing death, bodily injury, disability, loss or damage, including property damage, can occur. The Entrant, as well as each and every participant, accept these risks. By participating in the Event, the Entrant, hereby irrevocably indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Organiser, its franchises, directors, employees and third party agents against all loss (consequential or otherwise), damage, injury and or death, costs including legal costs, interest and expenses which the Organiser, its franchises, directors, employees and third party agents may hereafter be held liable for, pay, incur or sustain in connection with any action, proceedings or claim being instituted against it by any party whomsoever, including the legal guardian of the minor child, directly or indirectly arising from or related to the use of all the Event facilities in respect of all Participants involved in the Team including all minors. The Organiser will not be held liable for any injuries or damages (consequential or otherwise) that occurs to you, or your Team, your property or that of a 3rd party during the Event. Look after yourselves and each other. |
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