STATUS
Hard work but
something is ready. It’s long but it will satisfy the aims of the review.
SUMMARY
There are a number of complicated problems with forced results in Interrupted One Day games.
PROPOSAL
EXISTING REGULATION
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PROPOSED REGULATION
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COMMENTS
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11.
PLAYING REGULATIONS FOR ONE DAY LIMITED OVER MATCHES
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11.
PLAYING REGULATIONS FOR ONE DAY LIMITED OVER MATCHES
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11.1 Each one day limited overs match will
be one innings for each team.
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11.1 Each
one day limited overs match will be one innings for each team.
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Renumbered, no other changes
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11.2 Innings will be limited to 35 overs or
the fall of ten (10) wickets.
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moved to uninterrupted matches section
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11.3 Declaration may be made but this does
not limit the overs to be received by the other team.
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11.2 Declaration
may be made but this does not limit the overs to be received by the other
team.
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weird old rule but it can stay
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11.4 No bowler will be permitted to bowl
more than 7 overs in an innings.
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moved to Number of Overs per Bowler regulation
11.8
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TEA
INTERVAL
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TEA
INTERVAL
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11.5 The break between innings will be 15
minutes.
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11.3
The break between innings will be 15 minutes.
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Renumbered, no other changes
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IN AN
UNINTERRUPTED MATCH (IE. THE MATCH IS NEITHER DELAYED NOR INTERRUPTED)
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11.2 Innings will be limited to 35 overs or
the fall of ten (10) wickets.
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11.4 Innings
will be limited to 35 overs or the fall of ten (10) wickets. unless all out
earlier.
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Covers a case where a team has less than 11
players. Moved from 11.2.
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11.4.1 Nil
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COMPULSORY
CLOSURE
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COMPULSORY
CLOSURE
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11.6 For matches scheduled to
start at 12.30pm, the first innings will close at the end of the over in
progress at 2.55pm.
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11.4.2 For matches scheduled to start at
12.30pm, the first innings will close at the end of the over in progress at
2.55pm.
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Renumbered, no other changes
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11.7 For matches scheduled to start at 1pm,
the first innings will close at the end of the over in progress at 3.25pm.
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11.4.3 For
matches scheduled to start at 1pm, the first innings will close at the end of
the over in progress at 3.25pm.
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Renumbered, no other changes
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11.8 If the first innings is compulsorily
closed, the team batting second will receive the same number of overs as the
team batting first.
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11.4.4 If
the first innings is compulsorily closed, the team batting second will
receive the same number of overs as the team batting first.
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Renumbered, no other changes
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11.8.1 For example if the team
bowling first has bowled 33 overs by the time of the tea break, the innings
is closed, tea is taken and that team will face 33 overs.
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11.4.5 For example if the team bowling first has bowled 33 overs by the
time of the tea break, the innings is closed, tea is taken and that team will
face 33 overs.
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Renumbered, no other changes
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11.9 If the first innings is completed by
means other than compulsory closure the team batting second will receive up
to 35 overs.
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11.4.6 If
the team batting first is dismissed in less than 35 overs, the team batting
second will be entitled to bat for 35 overs.
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Could be trouble in case of
rain ending a first innings, so rewritten to be more specific.
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11.9.1 For example if the team batting
first is all out after 29 overs then the team batting second will face up to
35 overs.
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11.4.7 For
example if the team batting first is all out after 29 overs then the team
batting second will face up to 35 overs.
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IN DELAYED OR INTERRUPTED MATCHES
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Copies structure used in Standard ODI July
2015, Premier Cricket Regs and others.
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11.5 Delayed means a match
which does not begin at the scheduled time for reasons of weather, light, or
other conditions.
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A definition
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11.5.1 Interrupted match means
any suspension of play has occurred under Law 2.7 Fitness for Play or 2.8
Suspension of play in dangerous or unreasonable circumstances.
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A definition
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11.5.2 If play is
suspended and time lost, the calculation sheets in 1A, 1B 2A and 2B will be
used to determine the match progress.
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Satisfies Aim E
Derived from Standard ODI July
2015
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11.11
Unless either team is dismissed in less than 15 overs, to make a completed
match each team must receive a minimum of fifteen 15 overs.
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11.5.3 Unless
either team is dismissed in less than 15 overs, to make a completed match
each team must receive a minimum of
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Moved
from 11.11
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11.5.4 All recalculation of the number of overs to be bowled will
be based on an average rate 15 overs per hour.
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Adapted from Premier Cricket regs
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11.5.5 Only for the purposes of calculations of overs and times in interrupted
matches the scheduled close of play will be:
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This new rule satisfies Aim B.
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11.5.5.1 5.35pm for matches
starting at 12.30pm
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11.5.5.2 6.05pm for matches starting at 1pm
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11.5.6 For any match not completed by scheduled close of play,
play may continue subject to conditions of weather, round and light until
required overs have been bowled or the innings is complete.
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Emphasizes that the previous
rule IS NOT stopping a regular uninterrupted match.
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11.5.7 In the event of a
suspension occurring in the middle of an over, the number of total overs lost
will be calculated as in regulation
11.5.2 and the innings of the team batting will continue from the
point of the interruption.
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Fixes the issue of suspension mid over.
Satisfies Aim C.
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DELAY
OR INTERRUPTION IN THE INNINGS OF THE TEAM BATTING FIRST
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11.6 When calculating the length of remaining playing time
available for the match the duration of the interval between innings will be
taken into account.
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Ensures the Tea break is included in
recalculation.
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11.6.1 Calculations regarding numbers of overs resulting in a
fraction of an over will be rounded up.
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As in Calculation Sheet 1A item (I)
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11.6.2 If the team fielding first fails to bowl the revised number
of overs by the Rescheduled First
Innings Compulsory Closure Time, a compulsory closure will apply in the same
manner as Regulations 11.4.2 to 11.4.5
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Enables the revised compulsory closure,
Calculation Sheet 1A (L)
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11.6.3 The revision of the number of overs should ensure, whenever
possible, that both teams have the opportunity to bat for the same number of overs.
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Satisfies Aim A
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11.6.4 Where this is possible, if the total number of overs in the
match thereby calculated results in an odd number of total overs in the
match, then one over shall be added and the new total divided in half.
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Calculation Sheet 1A item (I)
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11.6.5 All relative delays, interruptions in play,
and the duration of the interval will be taken into account.
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Means multiple interruptions
can be taken into account.
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11.6.6 If there is more than one interruption to the innings of
the side batting first, the above calculations should always be based on the
original scheduled close of play, rather than the rescheduled close resulting
from the previous interruption.
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For clarity…
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DELAY
OR INTERRUPTION IN THE INNINGS OF THE TEAM BATTING SECOND
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11.7 When playing time has been lost and,
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As in Calculation Sheet 2B (J) and (K)
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11.7.1 If the innings of the team batting first has been completed prior to the
scheduled, or Rescheduled Compulsory
Closure Time, then any calculation relating to the revision of overs
shall not be effective until an amount of time equivalent to that by which
the second innings started early has elapsed.
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If the first team gets all out
and the second team starts batting early and then there's an interruption….
do not start reducing overs if there's more than 35x4 mins remaining.
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11.7.2 Should the calculations result in a fraction of an over the
fraction shall be ignored.
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As in Calculation Sheet 2B item (I)
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11.7.3 The team batting second shall not bat for a greater number
of overs than the first team unless the latter completed its innings in less
than its allocated overs.
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]
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11.7.4 Nil
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Moved to
11.5.7
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11.7.5 A rescheduled time for the close of play will be fixed by
applying a rate of 4 minutes per over in respect of each over already bowled
and/or re-scheduled to be bowled in the innings.
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] - All these are in the Super 20 Regs and
have specific meaning. They have some kind of equivalent in the Standard ODI
July 2015 so they're in whatever they mean.
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11.7.6 The timing and duration of all relative delays and
interruptions in play with respect to the second innings will be taken into
account in specifying this time.
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] -
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NUMBER
OF OVERS PER BOWLER
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11.4 No bowler will be permitted to bowl
more than 7 overs in an innings.
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11.8 In an uninterrupted innings no bowler will be
permitted to bowl more than 7..
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Moved from 11.4 and edited slightly.
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11.8.1 In an interrupted
innings, where the overs are reduced, each bowler is limited to the number of
overs shown below.
Total overs… max. overs each bowler 31 to 35 … 7 26 to 30 … 6 21 to 25 … 5 16 to 20 ... 4 15 ... 3 |
Simple way
to limit overs for each bowler.
As in App 1A and 2B. Satisfies Aim D |
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11.8.1.1 Note: Regulation 11.8.1
does not apply in uninterrupted matches in which the compulsory
closure has happened.
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For
emphasis and clarity.
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11.8.2 When an interruption occurs mid-over and on resumption the
bowler has exceeded the new maximum allocation, he/she will be allowed to
finish the incomplete over.
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] - All these are in the Super 20 Regs and
have specific meaning. They have some kind of equivalent in the Standard ODI
July 2015 so they're in whatever they mean.
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11.8.3 In the event of a bowler being unable to complete an over,
the remaining balls will be bowled by another bowler.
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11.8.3.1 Such part of an over will count as a full over only in so
far as each bowler's limit is concerned.
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11.9 Nil
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RESULT
OF THE MATCH
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RESULT
OF THE MATCH
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11.10 In a match where the team
batting second has not had the opportunity to bat for the target number of
overs and has not been dismissed and has not passed its opponent’s score, the
result will be decided on the average run rate throughout each innings.
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11.10 In a match where the team
batting second has not had the opportunity to bat for the target number of
overs and has not been dismissed and has not passed its opponent’s score, the
result will be decided on the average run rate throughout each innings.
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No change
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11.10.1 For example: Team
batting first scored 120 runs in 30 overs. Average Run Rate is 4.00, Team
batting second scored 110 runs in 25 overs. Average Run Rate is 4.40, Team
batting second wins the match.
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11.10.1 For example: Team
batting first scored 120 runs in 30 overs. Average Run Rate is 4.00, Team
batting second scored 110 runs in 25 overs. Average Run Rate is 4.40, Team
batting second wins the match.
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11.11 Unless either team is
dismissed in less than 15 overs, to make a completed match each team must
receive a minimum of fifteen (15) overs.
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11.11 Nil
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moved to
interrupted matches general 11.5.3
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11.12 If the required number of
overs to be bowled to each team is completed and either or both teams have
not been fully dismissed, the team having scored the greater number of runs
will win the match.
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11.12 If the required number of
overs to be bowled to each team is completed and either or both teams have
not been fully dismissed, the team having scored the greater number of runs
will win the match.
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No change
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11.13 If both innings of a match are
completed and the number of runs scored by each team is the same even if the
number of wickets is different then the result of the match is a tie.
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11.13 If both innings of a match are
completed and the number of runs scored by each team is the same even if the
number of wickets is different then the result of the match is a tie.
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No change
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ONE
DAY WIDES
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ONE
DAY WIDES
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11.14 Official Umpires and player umpires
are instructed to apply very strict and consistent interpretation in regard
to this Law in order to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket.
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11.14 Official Umpires and player umpires
are instructed to apply very strict and consistent interpretation in regard
to this Law in order to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket.
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no changes
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11.15 Any off side or leg side delivery
that in the opinion of the umpire does not give the batsman a reasonable
opportunity to score will be called a Wide.
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11.15 Any off side or leg side delivery
that in the opinion of the umpire does not give the batsman a reasonable
opportunity to score will be called a Wide.
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no changes
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11.16 As a guideline to the
umpires for the calling of wides, the crease markings detailed in the Wide
Marking Appendix will be marked in white at each end of the pitch.
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11.16 As a guideline to the
umpires for the calling of wides, the crease markings detailed in the Wide
Marking Appendix will be marked in white at each end of the pitch.
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no changes
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PIC
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no changes
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SHORT
PITCHED BALLS ONE DAY MATCHES
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SHORT
PITCHED BALLS ONE DAY MATCHES
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11.17 A short pitched ball is any ball
which passes or would have passed over the batsman's shoulder while standing
upright at the batting crease.
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11.17 A short pitched ball is any ball
which passes or would have passed over the batsman's shoulder while standing
upright at the batting crease.
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no changes
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11.18 In a one day match in any one over
there will be a limit of one short pitched ball.
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11.18 In a one day match in any one over
there will be a limit of one short pitched ball.
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no changes
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11.19 In a one day match the second and any
subsequent short pitched balls will be called a no ball by the bowler's end umpire.
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11.19 In a one day match the second and any
subsequent short pitched balls will be called a no ball by the bowler's end
umpire.
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no changes
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11.19.1 There will be no free hit ball
following a no ball.
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11.19.1 There will be no free hit ball
following a no ball.
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no changes
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POINTS
FOR ONE DAY LIMITED OVER MATCHES
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POINTS
FOR ONE DAY LIMITED OVER MATCHES
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11.20 Teams in all grades will be allocated
points for one day limited over matches as follows.
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11.20 Teams in all grades will be allocated
points for one day limited over matches as follows.
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no changes
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11.20.1 Win.......... 4 points
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11.20.1 Win.......... 4 points
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no changes
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11.20.2 Tie...........2 points
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11.20.2 Tie...........2 points
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11.20.3 Draw........2 points
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11.20.3 Draw........2 points
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11.20.4 Loss.........0 points
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11.20.4 Loss.........0 points
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BONUS
POINTS FOR ONE DAY LIMITED OVER MATCHES
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BONUS
POINTS FOR ONE DAY LIMITED OVER MATCHES
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11.21 In addition to above,
bonus points will be awarded for the match as follows.
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11.21 In addition to above,
bonus points will be awarded for the match as follows.
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no changes
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11.21.1 Batting – 0.01 of a
point for every run made
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11.21.1 Batting – 0.01 of a
point for every run made
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no changes
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11.21.2 Bowling – 0.15 of a
point for every wicket taken
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11.21.2 Bowling – 0.15 of a
point for every wicket taken
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no changes
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11.21.3 Bowling side will be
awarded points for absent players from the batting side when all wickets have
fallen.
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11.21.3 Bowling side will be
awarded points for absent players from the batting side when all wickets have
fallen.
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no changes
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11.21.4 Bowling bonus points will not be
awarded for batsmen who are retired hurt.
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11.21.4 Bowling bonus points will not be
awarded for batsmen who are retired hurt.
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no changes
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BACKGROUND
Click here http://tinyurl.com/y8wsx5nv to read a discussion about 5 imagined scenarios that could happen in one dayers.
These set out an explanation why each of these proposals might be needed.
The five scenarios discussed
1. LATE START
2. RAIN INTERRUPTION DURING INNINGS 1 (AFTER 15 OVERS COMPLETED).
2A. ANOTHER INTERRUPTION IN THE SECOND INNINGS ENDS THE MATCH.
3. RAIN INTERRUPTION DURING INNINGS 1 (BEFORE 15 OVERS COMPLETED)
4. RAIN INTERRUPTION ENDS THE MATCH DURING INNINGS 2.
5. SHORT RAIN INTERRUPTION DURING INNINGS 2.
DISCUSSION
There are 5
general aims.
A.
A
rule which says how to vary the first innings cut off time to halve the
remaining time between innings equally.
Added
sections of rules for first innings interrupted matches.
B.
Something
that specifies a second innings cut off of 6.05pm (or 5.35pm for early start
matches) when interruptions occur. This helps a lot when working out second
innings overs remaining.
Add
rules section for interruption in second innings, especially see 11.7.3 and
11.7.4.
C.
Some
easy and accepted way to deal with fractions (of overs and target run scores)
needs to be devised. Perhaps a rule which confirms that for the calculation of
average run rates the divisor overs should be expressed in multiples of 1/6
over (or maybe in balls?) (e.g if team one bowls 16 overs and 1 ball then
there's rain... how many overs does team 2 get?)
This
is achieved throughfollowing the Standard ODI rules which derives revised overs
based on time.
D.
A
way to limit maximum overs for each bowler in shortened matches.
There
are several complicated ways to do this. I used a simple table.
E.
Introduce
a simple process to figure out what to do when rain interrupts. Maybe something
like the Calculation Appendixes in the One Day International Rules?
See
Standard ODI July 2015 Calc sheets
Follow this link to see the Proposed QSDCA Calculation sheet http://tinyurl.com/yagvwx8u
To see a Calculation sheet with Example Data click here http://tinyurl.com/y87alryl
Follow this link to see the Proposed QSDCA Calculation sheet http://tinyurl.com/yagvwx8u
To see a Calculation sheet with Example Data click here http://tinyurl.com/y87alryl
The new parts
of regulations are derived from 3
principal sources.
- The QSDCA Super 20 Regulations 2015/16
- Premier Cricket Handbook 2016/17
- Standard ODI July 2015 Playing Conditions
Each of these
deal with the issues of interruptions by using sections on Interruptions of
various kinds and Numbers of overs per bowler and results sections.
Key to
getting this to work is the use of the Calculation sheets which regularise the
process of figuring out what is needed whenever there is a suspension in play.
Assuming the
objection to paperwork can be overcome then this will greatly improve the
fairness and completion in limited over one day games.
Apart from
Powerplays and Duckworth Lewis Stern methods a QSDCA limited overs game will
now be modelled closely on a modern One Day International.
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Special thanks to Mark Irwin for his input on this one.
ABM 31-Jul-2017
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