Cricket Erewash. YOUTH LEAGUE & Erewash Section of u12/u14 Collard Dawn Competition

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1 Cricket Erewash YOUTH LEAGUE & Erewash Section of u12/u14 Collard Dawn Competition HANDBOOK 2017

2 OFFICIALS OF CRICKET EREWASH SEASON 2017 PRESIDENT: Glendon Dallard Vice-Presidents: Mr V. Brownett, Mr B. Fitch, Mr G. Holyoake & Mr G Hornbuckle Management Committee: - Administrator Mr G. Dallard, 70 Grosvenor Avenue, Long Eaton, Nottingham. ( ) Hon Treasurer Mr A.J. Winfield, 40 Shirley St., Long Eaton, Nottingham ( ) The website is:- Members R. Smith ( ) G Swain ( ) T Beresford Auditor K Lawton. 2

3 CRICKET EREWASH At each age group, an organiser has been set up, responsible for all aspects of that age group. THE ORGANISERS KWIK Roger Smith ( ) 18, Hurley Court, West Hallam, Ilkeston. Derbyshire. DE7 6LG U11 HARDBALL Roger Smith ( ) 18, Hurley Court, West Hallam, Ilkeston. Derbyshire. DE7 6LG UNDER 13, 15 & 17 via Play-cricket Glen Dallard ( ) ( ) 70 Grosvenor Avenue, Long Eaton Nottingham, NG10 3FQ Up-to-date information can be found on our website:- Note! The Individual Organisers above can be ed direct from the website 3

4 Club Contacts 2017 Club Team/s Ist Contact Name Tel 2nd contacy name tel Awsworth Kwik Derek Balmforth O Ben Parker O Awsworth u11 H Derek Balmforth O Ben Parker O Shipley Hall u11 H Steve Cokayne Simon Lacey Shipley Hall u13 Neil Cox Simon Lacey Shipley Hall u15 Mark Starr Simon Lacey Elvaston u17 Jack Blaver Andrew Kilgour Breadsall CC Kwik Dan Kelly O Barry Record O Breadsall CC u13 Ross Smith O Martin Seaman O Breadsall CC u15 Jimmy Drew O Adam Smith O Long Eaton Kwik Andy Merriman Long Eaton u11 H Simon Ward Phil Howe Long Eaton u13 Simon Ward Duncan Parker Risley Kwik Tony Flavell Alex Sherwin Risley u13 Jamie Slee Martin Ward Spondon Kwik A Jon Clewes Dave Moore Spondon Kwik B Jon Clewes Dave Moore Spondon u11 Team (Red) Jon Clewes Dave Moore Spondon u11 Team (Blue) Martin Burley Dave Moore Spondon u13 Team (Red) Martin Burley Dave Moore Spondon u13 Team (Blue) Martin Burley Dave Moore Spondon u15 Dave Moore Martin Burley Spondon u17 Dave Moore Martin Burley Sandiacre Kwik David Jordison Jean Jordison O Sandiacre u11 Jean Jordison O Sandiacre u13 Ian Hardwick O Richie Burne O Sandiacre u15 Mick Bembridge O Sandiacre u17 Mick Bembridge O Jim Thornhill O Sawley Kwik Mrs T Beresford Dina Walster O Sawley u11 C Cartwright Dina Walster O Sawley u15 G Swain Dina Walster O OBCC Kwik Ben Patten Ross Coxon OBCC u11 Red Andy Kingdom OBCC u11 Blu Andy Przybylko OBCC U12 Cup Roy Smith Noel Holt OBCC u13 Roy Smith Noel Holt OBCC U14 Cup Emma Thatcher Mark Sharratt OBCC u15 Mark Sharratt David Ward OBCC u17 Mark Sharratt Ilkeston Kwik Rob green O Ilkeston u11 Andy flindall O Ian banks O Ilkeston u13 Ian banks O Andy flindall O Ilkeston u15 Ian banks O

5 A condition of entry to the CRICKET EREWASH Youth League is that ALL players in ALL teams accept the Code of Conduct below as the standard to be achieved CRICKET EREWASH YOUTH LEAGUE CODE OF CONDUCT FOR ALL PLAYERS We ask our young cricketers to follow the code of conduct, which is designed to ensure that Youth teams in EREWASH observe high standards both on and off the field. 1. Please conduct yourself on the field in a sporting and courteous manner. Play the game competitively, but always show respect to the opposition and to the match officials. Sledging and dissent are unacceptable. 2. Please respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of gender, ability, cultural background or religion. 3. Remember that you are guests of clubs that host the matches. Ensure that you use facilities properly and, for example, always leave the changing rooms in a tidy condition. 4. Whites must be worn at all times during the hours of play. Appropriate cricket training clothing may be worn for pre-match practice as agreed with your manager. 5. It is important that, if selected for a match, that you contact your manager immediately if you are injured, unwell or think you may not be able to play. Do not hesitate; it is vital that the manager knows immediately that you may be doubtful. 6. You are responsible for making arrangements to travel to matches, though your manager will help organise those who have transport problems. 7. Please show this to your parents. 8. Most of all - Enjoy Your Cricket. Please ensure that your Players, Coaches & Managers are aware of this Code of Conduct 5

6 KWIK RULES 2017 Kwik is intended as an introduction to cricket for very young boys and girls and whilst it is recognised that cricket is a competitive game the prime purpose of Kwik is that children in safety can enjoy the game without too much pressure. So play to win YES but be aware that the real competitive edge is best reserved for the Hardball games. For 2017 the matches will be played on a NON-League basis ie Festivals on Friday Evenings. Evenings rained off may be replayed. End date for this competition is Aug The Competition is open to any member Club and will be administered by Cricket Erewash Management Committee. 2. A subscription of 12 will be levied for each age group entered. 3. Teams will consist of 8 players. Boys - born on or after will be eligible for this competition Girls - born on or after will be eligible for this competition. Note! It is the responsibility of the team manager to establish if a player is the correct age. Guidance Notes for Team Managers/Coaches. County u10 and u11 hardball players are barred from this competition! Established u11 hardball players MUST NOT be used for this competition. (Guidance note! 4 matches max at Hardball to constitute established hardball player. ) Kwik Competitions are to introduce young players to cricket. Intimidation of young players by older or more competent players MUST not be permitted. 4 The pitch to be 16 yards long. An extra line (called a pitching line) is to be marked across the pitch 8 yards from each end. The minimum recommended boundary is 20 yards. 5 Start Time 6pm if possible, 6.15pm latest. 6 The Host club is the organiser at their venue and the Result Sheet fully completed must be mailed or ed to the Under 11 Co-ordinator as soon as possible after the matches have taken place. (kwik@cricketerewash.org.uk) 7. Matches will consist of one 8 over innings per side. The decision to bat first is to be decided by the toss of a coin. a. Batting Players will bat in pairs. Each pair will face two overs regardless of how many times they are dismissed. Batsmen will change ends so that any dismissed batsman does not face the next delivery. All normal ways of dismissal except L.B.W. will apply. Note! Each team must provide an umpire (who may give advice) and a scorer. Umpires must ensure that strikers do not face the next ball after being dismissed. The Umpires decision is final. b. Bowling Each player will bowl one six ball over with over arm action. No ball must be called if the ball does not pitch over the pitching line OR passes without pitching (or would have passed without pitching) above waist height of the batsman standing upright in his/her normal stance position irrespective of whether the ball is struck or is out of reach of the batsman. 6

7 Note! Either umpire may call the No-ball Wide ball - will be called if the striker stands no chance of moving to strike the ball or the ball pitches and rises above head height. Note! Bowler s end Umpire only may call the Wide Ball c. Fielding No fielder is to stand closer than 11 yards from the striker Notes! Underarm bowling will be allowed at the Umpires discretion. Umpires should use their discretion to decide if a delivery is unplayable. Bowling may take place from one end only. A delivery cannot be called wide if the striker hits the ball. 8. Scoring - Teams will start with 100 runs. Scoring will be as in normal cricket: - except 5 runs will be deducted for each dismissal. A Wide or No-ball counts as 2 runs and is not rebowled in the first 7 overs of each innings. In the 8 th over of each innings each wide or no-ball is to be re-bowled but no penalty runs are to be awarded. All additional runs or extras scored will be added to the penalty. E.g.: - a wide ball which crosses the boundary will count as 6 runs two for the penalty and four for the boundary and a no ball hit clear of the boundary will count 8 runs two for the penalty and six for the boundary except in the last over when the 2 run penalty is not awarded. Note! Scorers should acknowledge all the umpires signals. Umpires and scorers should consult if there is any doubt as to the number of runs awarded by the umpire. 9 Result - The team scoring the most runs after deductions will be the winner. If tied, the team taking most wickets will be the winner. If still tied the team scoring most runs with the bat will be the winner. Each team manager is to confirm all results with the Home Club Organiser. 10. Misconduct, infringement of any rule, interpretation of any rule, or any other matter not provided for within these rules, to be dealt with by the Management Committee of Cricket Erewash whose decision will be final. 11 Away teams must take 1 complete set of Kwik kit (Stumps bats ball) to ALL AWAY matches. (To ensure that the host club has sufficient kit to stage the matches) 12 Make up team is any 8 spare players from all the teams present. Host Club organiser to implement. 7

8 Kwik Fixtures 2017 Venue North Group May-05 Spondon West Hallam v Awsworth Stainsby V Breadsall Spondon A v Spondon B Nutbrook v Ilkeston Awsworth v Ilkeston Spondon B v Nutbrook Breadsall v Spondon A West Hallam v Stainsby May-12 West Hallam Stainsby v Awsworth Spondon A v West Hallam Nutbrook v Breadsall Ilkeston v Spondon B Awsworth v Spondon B Breadsall v Ilkeston West Hallam v Nutbrook Stainsby v Spondon A May-19 Stainsby Spondon A v Awsworth Nutbrook v Stainsby Ilkeston v West Hallam Spondon B v Breadsall Awsworth v Breadsall West Hallam v Spondon B Stainsby v Ilkeston Spondon A v Nutbrook Jun-09 Nutbrook Nutbrook v Awsworth Ilkeston v Spondon A Spondon B v Stainsby Breadsall v West Hallam West Hallam v Awsworth Stainsby V Breadsall Spondon A v Spondon B Nutbrook v Ilkeston Jun-16 Ilkeston Awsworth v Ilkeston Spondon B v Nutbrook Breadsall v Spondon A West Hallam v Stainsby 8

9 Stainsby v Awsworth Spondon A v West Hallam Nutbrook v Breadsall Ilkeston v Spondon B Jun-23 Awsworth Awsworth v Spondon B Breadsall v Ilkeston West Hallam v Nutbrook Stainsby v Spondon A Spondon A v Awsworth Nutbrook v Stainsby Ilkeston v West Hallam Spondon B v Breadsall Jun-30 Spare Date Jul-07 Breadsall Awsworth v Breadsall West Hallam v Spondon B Stainsby v Ilkeston Spondon A v Nutbrook Nutbrook v Awsworth Ilkeston v Spondon A Spondon B v Stainsby Breadsall v West Hallam Jul-14 Spondon West Hallam v Awsworth Stainsby V Breadsall Spondon A v Spondon B Nutbrook v Ilkeston Awsworth v Ilkeston Spondon B v Nutbrook Breadsall v Spondon A West Hallam v Stainsby Jul-21 Spare Date Last Date for this competition Aug 25 9

10 Venue South Group May-05 Risley Castle Donington v Long Eaton Risley A V Sawley Ockbrook A v Ockbrook B Sandiacre v Risley B Long Eaton v Risley B Ockbrook B v Sandiacre Sawley v Ockbrook A Castle Donington v Risley A May-12 Ockbrook Risley A v Long Eaton Ockbrook A v Castle Donington Sandiacre v Sawley Risley B v Ockbrook B Long Eaton v Ockbrook B Sawley v Risley B Castle Donington v Sandiacre Risley A v Ockbrook A May-19 Sawley Ockbrook A v Long Eaton Sandiacre v Risley A Risley B v Castle Donington Ockbrook B v Sawley Long Eaton v Sawley Castle Donington v Ockbrook B Risley A v Risley B Ockbrook A v Sandiacre Jun-09 Long Eaton Sandiacre v Long Eaton Risley B v Ockbrook A Ockbrook B v Risley A Sawley v Castle Donington Castle Donington v Long Eaton Risley A V Sawley Ockbrook A v Ockbrook B Sandiacre v Risley B Jun-16 Castle Donington Long Eaton v Risley B Ockbrook B v Sandiacre 10

11 Sawley v Ockbrook A Castle Donington v Risley A Risley A v Long Eaton Ockbrook A v Castle Donington Sandiacre v Sawley Risley B v Ockbrook B Jun-23 Sandiacre Long Eaton v Ockbrook B Sawley v Risley B Castle Donington v Sandiacre Risley A v Ockbrook A Ockbrook A v Long Eaton Sandiacre v Risley A Risley B v Castle Donington Ockbrook B v Sawley Jun-30 Spare Date Jul-07 Ockbrook Long Eaton v Sawley Castle Donington v Ockbrook B Risley A v Risley B Ockbrook A v Sandiacre Sandiacre v Long Eaton Risley B v Ockbrook A Ockbrook B v Risley A Sawley v Castle Donington Jul-14 Risley Castle Donington v Long Eaton Risley A V Sawley Ockbrook A v Ockbrook B Sandiacre v Risley B Long Eaton v Risley B Ockbrook B v Sandiacre Sawley v Ockbrook A Castle Donington v Risley A Jul-21 Spare Date Last Date for this competition Aug 25 11

12 KWIK RESULT SHEET IT IS THE HOME TEAMS RESPONSIBILITY TO FILL IN THIS FORM AND RETURN TO THE KWIK ORGANISER TEAM TEAM RUNS/WICKETS RUNS/WICKETS RESULT TEAM RUNS/WICKETS TEAM RUNS/WICKETS RESULT TEAM RUNS/WICKETS TEAM RUNS/WICKETS RESULT TEAM RUNS/WICKETS TEAM RUNS/WICKETS RESULT TEAM RUNS/WICKETS TEAM RUNS/WICKETS RESULT TEAM RUNS/WICKETS TEAM RUNS/WICKETS RESULT Return this Form to KWIK ORGANISER 12

13 UNDER 11 HARDBALL CRICKET LEAGUE RULES The Competition is open to any member Club and will be administered by Cricket Erewash Management Committee. 2. A subscription of 12 will be levied for each age group 3. All players to be registered prior to the first match on the form provided. Late registrations are permissible but must be notified to the Organiser within 7 days of the match taking place Players - Boys born on or after will be eligible for this competition - Girls born on or after will be eligible for this competition Teams fielding ineligible players will have the match/s concerned awarded in full to the opposition (2pts) Note! It is the responsibility of the team manager to establish if a player is the correct age. 4. The result of each match must be ed (or mailed first class post) by the WINNING team to the Under 11 Co-ordinator on the result sheet IMMEDIATELY after the match. The HOME team must similarly notify the Under 11 Organiser of a postponed, abandoned or cancelled match. Results not received within 7 days 5 fine to Home team. See also playing Rule 5 for replays for matches cancelled due to weather. 5. Misconduct, infringement of any rule, interpretation of any rule, or any other matter not provided for within these rules, to be dealt with by the Management Committee of Cricket Erewash whose decision will be final. PLAYING RULES 1 Matches a. Teams to consist of 8 players b Matches should commence at 10.00am but no later than 10.30am on SUNDAY mornings. c Each club should provide an umpire (properly attired) who umpires the entire match and a scorer. Where possible sightscreens should be used. d Each game to consist of 1 innings per side. e Each innings to be of 16 overs duration. f. The pitch to be 17 yards in length. (ECB/DCB Recommendation for You may bowl from 1 end if necessary) g. A recommended junior ball (4-3/4 ozs) to be used. NB The Fielding team to provide their own ball that must be of good quality. h The stumps may be 27" above the ground and 8" wide. i. The decision to bat first is to be decided by the toss of a coin. In the event of an injury occurring, a reserve may take the place of the injured player and bat or bowl as appropriate If no reserve is available any over due to be bowled or completed by the injured player may be bowled by another player without exceeding the quota allowed. The captain of the fielding side will choose a player from the batting side to bat in place of a player injured whilst batting or unable to bat. j. It is mandatory that all batsmen and wicket-keepers wear a helmet. 2. Batting. The batting side will be divided into pairs. Each pair will bat for 4 overs, changing at the end of the 4 th, 8 th, & 12 th overs. Batsmen shall have unlimited lives but each life will result in 5 runs 13

14 deducted from the score. No batsman who is out for any reason will face the next ball. Batsman will change ends at the fall of each wicket except on the last ball of an over. 3. Bowling and Fielding. a. Each player on the fielding side (except the wicket-keeper) must bowl 2 overs in turn. The 15 th & 16 th over are to be bowled by 2 bowlers who have bowled their 2 over allowance. (Only 2 bowlers bowl 3) b. No fielder (except the wicket-keeper) may field closer than 11 yards, measured from the middle stump, except behind the wicket on the off side. c. In addition to the Laws of Cricket regarding No balls, any ball that passes (without pitching) above waist height, irrespective of whether it is struck by the batsman or is outside a batsman's reach will be called a NO BALL. d. Any ball that pitches and rises above head height will be called a Wide Ball. e. A Wide or No-ball counts as 2 runs and is not re-bowled in the first 15 overs of each innings. In the 16 th over of each innings each wide or no-ball is to be re-bowled but no penalty runs are to be awarded. All additional runs or extras scored will be added to the penalty. E.g.: - a wide ball which crosses the boundary will count as 6 runs two for the penalty and four for the boundary and a no ball hit clear of the boundary will count 8 runs two for the penalty and six for the boundary except in the last over when the 2 run penalty is not awarded. 4. Scoring/Result. Each team will commence with 200 runs. The winning team shall be the side scoring the most runs after deductions for wickets lost. If the scores are equal, the team taking the most wickets. If still equal, the team with the highest at end of the 15 th over and or preceding overs, until a winner is found. Note! Scorers should acknowledge all the umpires signals. Umpires and scorers should consult if there is any doubt on any matter. 5. Points. Two Points will be awarded to the winning side. One point to each side in the event of a game being abandoned or cancelled due to inclement weather. 0 points to the losing team. All scheduled fixtures, weather permitting, to be played on Sunday mornings, and completed on the dates as printed in the league handbook. Failure to fulfil a fixture thereby forfeiting the game will result in the points being awarded to the nondefaulting team. NB! There is NO sharing of points. If both teams fail to play the match (ie the non-defaulting team cannot be determined) then 0 Points will be awarded to both teams For 2017 Rained off matches may be replayed. New match date to be agreed by both teams within 1 week AND notified to Administrator Roger Smith Competition End date is Aug 27 In the event of a tie on points in the league the winners will be the side that has scored the most runs per wicket. If still a tie than the side scoring the most runs will win the competition 6. Umpires are especially reminded of law 42 which outlaws deliberate short pitched intimidatory bowling especially taking into consideration the relative age and skill of a batter whether it be a boy or a girl. The Management Committee of the League ask all Umpires and Youth Team Managers to take immediate action to eliminate such bowling from the Youth League. IMPORTANT NOTE! LAWS OF CRICKET For Penalty Runs will be awarded under Law 41-2 (Fielding the Ball) & 41-3 (Protective Helmets belonging to the Fielding Side). However under Law 42, (Fair & Unfair Play) Penalty runs will not be awarded but all other sanctions will remain. 14

15 u11 Hardball Fixtures Apr-23 Ockbrook A v West Hallam Nutbrook v Stainsby Sawley v Spondon A Castle Donington v Shipley Spondon B v Sandiacre Ilkeston v Awsworth Long Eaton v Ockbrook B Apr-30 West Hallam v Ockbrook B Awsworth v Long Eaton Sandiacre v Ilkeston Shipley v Spondon B Spondon A v Castle Donington Stainsby v Sawley Ockbrook A v Nutbrook May-07 Nutbrook v West Hallam Sawley v Ockbrook A Castle Donington v Stainsby Spondon B v Spondon A Ilkeston v Shipley Long Eaton v Sandiacre Ockbrook B v Awsworth May-14 West Hallam v Awsworth Sandiacre v Ockbrook B Shipley v Long Eaton Spondon A v Ilkeston Stainsby v Spondon B Ockbrook A v Castle Donington Nutbrook v Sawley May-21 Sawley v West Hallam Castle Donington v Nutbrook Spondon B v Ockbrook A Ilkeston v Stainsby Long Eaton v Spondon A Ockbrook B v Shipley Awsworth v Sandiacre Jun-04 West Hallam v Sandiacre Shipley v Awsworth Spondon A v Ockbrook B Stainsby v Long Eaton Ockbrook A v Ilkeston 15

16 Nutbrook v Spondon B Sawley v Castle Donington Jun-11 Castle Donington v West Hallam Spondon B v Sawley Ilkeston v Nutbrook Long Eaton v Ockbrook A Ockbrook B v Stainsby Awsworth v Spondon A Sandiacre v Shipley Jun-18 West Hallam v Shipley Spondon A v Sandiacre Stainsby v Awsworth Ockbrook A v Ockbrook B Nutbrook v Long Eaton Sawley v Ilkeston Castle Donington v Spondon B Jun-25 Spondon B v West Hallam Ilkeston v Castle Donington Long Eaton v Sawley Ockbrook B v Nutbrook Awsworth v Ockbrook A Sandiacre v Stainsby Shipley v Spondon A Jul-02 West Hallam v Spondon A Stainsby v Shipley Ockbrook A v Sandiacre Nutbrook v Awsworth Sawley v Ockbrook B Castle Donington v Long Eaton Spondon B v Ilkeston Jul-09 Ilkeston v West Hallam Long Eaton v Spondon B Ockbrook B v Castle Donington Awsworth v Sawley Sandiacre v Nutbrook Shipley v Ockbrook A Spondon A v Stainsby Jul-16 West Hallam v Stainsby Ockbrook A v Spondon A Nutbrook v Shipley Sawley v Sandiacre Castle Donington v Awsworth Spondon B v Ockbrook B 16

17 Ilkeston v Long Eaton Jul-23 Long Eaton v West Hallam Ockbrook B v Ilkeston Awsworth v Spondon B Sandiacre v Castle Donington Shipley v Sawley Spondon A v Nutbrook Stainsby v Ockbrook A Aug 27 Last date for this competition 17

18 Registration Form CRICKET EREWASH u11 Hardball League AGE GROUP TEAM NAME ADDRESS BIRTH DATE RETURN FORM TO U11 ORGANISER 18

19 CRICKET EREWASH Date Age Group Home Side v Away Side Team Batting 1st Team Batting 2nd Batsman's Name RUNS Batsman's Name RUNS EXTRAS EXTRAS TOTAL SCORE TOTAL SCORE WICKETS WICKETS OVERS OVERS POINTS WIN POINTS WIN LOSE LOSE BATTING BATTING BOWLING BOWLING TOTAL TOTAL BEST BOWLING NAME O M R W BEST BOWLING NAME O M R W MATCH COMMENTS & SIGNATURE MATCH COMMENTS & SIGNATURE RETURN FORM TO U11 ORGANISER 19

20 Under 13 Cricket League Rules ALL COMPETITIONS are open to member Clubs and will be administered by the Cricket Erewash Management Committee. Matches to be played on Monday Evenings. 2. A SUBSCRIPTION of 12 will be levied for each age group entered 3. M.C.C. LAWS of CRICKET apply to League matches except where modified by these rules. For Penalty Runs will be awarded under Law 41-2 (Fielding the Ball) & 41-3 (Protective Helmets belonging to the Fielding Side). However under Law 42, (Fair & Unfair Play) Penalty runs will not be awarded but all other sanctions will remain 4. REGISTRATION - All players MUST BE REGISTERED (Name & Date of Birth) to the Erewash Cricket League on your clubs website on play-cricket.com preferably BEFORE the first match. However there is a 1 week leeway in Registering Players so players may be registered after the match up to 7 days beyond. IMPORTANT NOTE! Where clubs have two teams entered they can have 4 players who may play for either team but they need to be named prior to the first game but County and District Players are excluded from this deal. (We realise fully the problems in getting two teams out on 1 night.) Players - Boys born on or after 1/9/03 will be eligible for this competition. - Girls born on or after 1/9/01 will be eligible for this competition. Teams fielding ineligible players will have the match/s concerned awarded in full to the opposition. Note! It is the responsibility of the team manager to establish if a player is the correct age. 5. The result of each match (runs and wickets) must be put onto play-cricket.com ASAP after the match. The HOME team must notify the Under 13 Organiser of a postponed, abandoned or cancelled match. THE FULL MATCH SCORECARD (including Did not Bats) must be on the website within 7 days. NB! After 7 days the result will be locked off such that you cannot add/alter the result without the organisers permission. See also Rule 11 for replays for matches cancelled due to weather etc. In the event of a tie on points in the league a play-off to determine the league winner to be arranged. If this proves impossible the title will be shared. 6. PITCHES - All matches to be played on grass pitches 21 yards long. If the grass pitch is unfit an artificial pitch may be used by agreement of either captains or both managers. 7. START - All matches to start at 6.00pm or as soon as possible after 8. INNINGS - Each innings to comprise of 20-6-ball overs - that may be reduced to a minimum of 12 overs by mutual consent. Where a side is dismissed before the conclusion of its allotted overs the innings will be terminated. 9. LIMITS ON PLAYERS. a) Each player on the fielding side (except the wicket keeper) must bowl 1 over in turn until 20

21 all have bowled. Once this has been completed the remaining overs are bowled with no bowler having more than 3 overs (including the original over) b. A batsman shall retire on reaching 25 runs but may resume his innings at the fall of the last wicket. c. No fielder may field closer than 11 yds. d. Wides and No balls bowled in the first 10 overs are not to be re-bowled but to count as 2 runs to the opposition. 10. UMPIRE SCORER - BALL - All teams must provide their own Umpire PROPERLY ATTIRED who umpires for the entire match (not just 1 innings) who may give advice all teams must provide their own SCORER and the fielding team to provide their own 4.75 oz BALL that must be of good quality. Where sightscreens are available they should be used. 11. MATCH POINTS FOR LEAGUE MATCHES 6 pts to the team scoring most runs in the allotted overs. 3 pts each for a tied match (where runs are equal). 0 pts to a losing team. BONUS POINTS - BATTING 1 pt for a team scoring at 2.5 runs or more per over. 2 pts for a team scoring at 3 runs or more per over. 3 pts for a team scoring at 3.5 runs or more per over. 4 pts for a team scoring at 4 runs or more per over Note a) A team all out assumed to have received 20 overs b) Uncompleted overs count as complete overs. BONUS POINTS BOWLING 1 pt to a team taking 2 wickets. 2 pts to a team taking 4 wickets. 3 pts to a team taking 6 wickets. 4 pts to a team taking 8 wickets NOTES! Where a match is played on a reduced overs basis the bonus points remain as printed above. All scheduled fixtures, weather permitting, to be played on Monday Evenings, and completed on the dates as printed in the league handbook. Failure to fulfil a fixture thereby forfeiting the game will result in 14 points being awarded to the nondefaulting team. Matches not played 4 points each Tied Matches 3 points + Bonus points earned For 2017 Replays are allowed but agreement is required for a new date WITHIN 7 DAYS and notified to u13 organiser. NB! End date for this competition is AUGUST SUBSTITUTES are allowed according to Law 2 of the M.C.C. Laws of Cricket. One declared substitute may play at the commencement of the match up to the end of the 10 th over of the first innings (for a player expected to arrive late) at which time the substitute becomes as a player. No one may join play on either the batting side or bowling side after the 10 th over. 13. MISCONDUCT. A Disciplinary procedure is in place and will be used in cases of misconduct. Infringement of any rule or any other matter not provided for within these rules will be dealt with by the Management Committee whose decision will be final. 14. INSTRUCTION TO UMPIRES Umpires are especially reminded of law 42 which outlaws deliberate short pitched intimidatory bowling especially taking into consideration the relative age and skill of a batter whether it be a boy or a girl. The Management Committee of the League ask all Umpires and Youth Team Managers to take immediate action to eliminate such bowling from the Youth League. 21

22 u13 Fixtures 2017 Apr-24 West Hallam v Breadsall Stainsby v Castle Donington Shipley v Ilkeston Sandiacre v Nutbrook Long Eaton v Ockbrook Risley v Spondon A May-01 Ockbrook v Risley Nutbrook v Long Eaton Ilkeston v Sandiacre Castle Donington v Shipley Breadsall v Stainsby Spondon B v West Hallam May-08 Stainsby v Spondon B Shipley v Breadsall Sandiacre v Castle Donington Long Eaton v Ilkeston Risley v Nutbrook Spondon A v Ockbrook May-15 Nutbrook v Spondon A Ilkeston v Risley Castle Donington v Long Eaton Breadsall v Sandiacre Spondon B v Shipley West Hallam v Stainsby May-22 Shipley v West Hallam Sandiacre v Spondon B Long Eaton v Breadsall Risley v Castle Donington Spondon A v Ilkeston Ockbrook v Nutbrook Jun-05 Ilkeston v Ockbrook Castle Donington v Spondon A Breadsall v Risley Spondon B v Long Eaton West Hallam v Sandiacre Stainsby v Shipley Jun-12 Sandiacre v Stainsby Long Eaton v West Hallam Risley v Spondon B 22

23 Spondon A v Breadsall Ockbrook v Castle Donington Nutbrook v Ilkeston Jun-19 Castle Donington v Nutbrook Breadsall v Ockbrook Spondon B v Spondon A West Hallam v Risley Stainsby v Long Eaton Shipley v Sandiacre Jun-26 Long Eaton v Shipley Risley v Stainsby Spondon A v West Hallam Ockbrook v Spondon B Nutbrook v Breadsall Ilkeston v Castle Donington Jul-03 Breadsall v Ilkeston Spondon B v Nutbrook West Hallam v Ockbrook Stainsby v Spondon A Shipley v Risley Sandiacre v Long Eaton Jul-10 Risley v Sandiacre Spondon A v Shipley Ockbrook v Stainsby Nutbrook v West Hallam Ilkeston v Spondon B Castle Donington v Breadsall Jul-17 Spondon B v Castle Donington West Hallam v Ilkeston Stainsby v Nutbrook Shipley v Ockbrook Sandiacre v Spondon A Long Eaton v Risley Last date Mon Aug 28 Jul-24 Spondon A v Long Eaton Ockbrook v Sandiacre Nutbrook v Shipley Ilkeston v Stainsby Castle Donington v West Hallam Breadsall v Spondon B 23

24 Under 15 Cricket League Rules ALL COMPETITIONS are open to member Clubs and will be administered by the Cricket Erewash Management Committee. 2. A SUBSCRIPTION of 12 will be levied for each age group entered. 3. M.C.C. LAWS of CRICKET apply to League matches except where modified by these rules. For Penalty Runs will be awarded under Law 41-2 (Fielding the Ball) & 41-3 (Protective Helmets belonging to the Fielding Side). However under Law 42, (Fair & Unfair Play) Penalty runs will not be awarded but all other sanctions will remain 4. REGISTRATION - All players MUST BE REGISTERED (Name & Date of Birth) to the Erewash Cricket League on your clubs website on play-cricket.com preferably BEFORE the first match. However there is a 1 week leeway in Registering Players so players may be registered after the match up to 7 days beyond. Players - Boys born on or after 1/9/01 will be eligible for this competition. - Girls born on or after 1/9/99 will be eligible for this competition. U11 s are NOT eligible for this competition Teams fielding ineligible players will have the match/s concerned awarded in full to the opposition. Note! It is the responsibility of the team manager to establish if a player is the correct age. 5. The result of each match (runs and wickets) must be put onto play-cricket.com ASAP after the match (including DNB s). The HOME team must notify the Under 15 Organiser of a postponed, abandoned or cancelled match. THE FULL MATCH SCORECARD must be on the website within 7 days. NB! After 7 days the result will be locked off such that you cannot add/alter the result without the organisers permission. See also Rule 11 for replays for matches cancelled due to weather etc. In the event of a tie on points in the league a play-off to determine the league winner to be arranged. If this proves impossible the title will be shared. 6. PITCHES - All matches to be played on grass pitches 22yds long. If the grass pitch is unfit an artificial pitch may be used by agreement of either captains or both managers. 7. START - All matches to start at 6.00pm or as soon as possible after 8. INNINGS - Each innings to comprise of TWENTY 6-ball overs - that may be reduced to a minimum of 12 overs by mutual consent. Where a side is dismissed before the conclusion of its allotted overs the innings will be terminated. 9. LIMITS ON PLAYERS. a) No player may bowl more than 3 overs. b) A batsman shall retire on reaching 35 runs but may resume his innings at the fall of the last wicket. c) No fielder eligible to play in the under 13 competition may field closer than 11 yds. 24

25 10. UMPIRE SCORER - BALL - All teams must provide their own Umpire PROPERLY ATTIRED who umpires for the entire match (not just 1 innings) who may give advice all teams must provide their own SCORER and the fielding team to provide their own BALL that must be of good quality. Where sightscreens are available they should be used. 11. MATCH POINTS FOR LEAGUE MATCHES 6 pts to the team scoring most runs in the allotted overs. 3 pts each for a tied match (where runs are equal). 0 pts to a losing team. BONUS POINTS - BATTING 1 pt for a team scoring at 3.5 runs or more per over. 2 pts for a team scoring at 4 runs or more per over. 3 pts for a team scoring at 4.5 runs or more per over. 4 pts for a team scoring at 5 runs or more per over Note a) A team all out assumed to have received 20 overs b) Uncompleted overs count as complete overs. BONUS POINTS BOWLING 1 pt to a team taking 2 wickets. 2 pts to a team taking 4 wickets. 3 pts to a team taking 6 wickets. 4 pts to a team taking 8 wickets NOTES! Where a match is played on a reduced overs basis the bonus points remain as printed above. All scheduled fixtures, weather permitting, to be played on Tuesday Evenings, and completed on the dates as printed in the league handbook. Failure to fulfil a fixture thereby forfeiting the game will result in 14 points being awarded to the non-defaulting team. Matches not played 4 points each Tied Matches 3 points + Bonus points earned For 2017 Replays are allowed but agreement is required for a new date WITHIN 7 DAYS and notified to u15 organiser. NB! End date for this competition is AUGUST SUBSTITUTES are allowed according to Law 2 of the M.C.C. Laws of Cricket. One declared substitute may play at the commencement of the match up to the end of the 10 th over of the first innings (for a player expected to arrive late) at which time the substitute becomes as a player. No one may join play on either the batting side or bowling side after the 10 th over. 13. MISCONDUCT. A Disciplinary procedure is in place and will be used in cases of misconduct. Infringement of any rule or any other matter not provided for within these rules will be dealt with by the Management Committee whose decision will be final. 14. INSTRUCTION TO UMPIRES Umpires are especially reminded of law 42 which outlaws deliberate short pitched intimidatory bowling especially taking into consideration the relative age and skill of a batter whether it be a boy or a girl. The Management Committee of the League ask all Umpires and Youth Team Managers to take immediate action to eliminate such bowling from the Youth League. 25

26 u15 Fixtures 2017 May-09 Ilkeston v Stainsby Nutbrook v Spondon Ockbrook v Shipley Sawley v Sandiacre May-16 Shipley v Sawley Spondon v Ockbrook Stainsby v Nutbrook Breadsall v Ilkeston May-23 Nutbrook v Breadsall Ockbrook v Stainsby Sawley v Spondon Sandiacre v Shipley Jun-06 Spondon v Sandiacre Stainsby v Sawley Breadsall v Ockbrook Ilkeston v Nutbrook Jun-13 Ockbrook v Ilkeston Sawley v Breadsall Sandiacre v Stainsby Shipley v Spondon Jun-20 Stainsby v Shipley Breadsall v Sandiacre Ilkeston v Sawley Nutbrook v Ockbrook Jun-27 Sawley v Nutbrook Sandiacre v Ilkeston Shipley v Breadsall Spondon v Stainsby Jul-04 Breadsall v Spondon Ilkeston v Shipley Nutbrook v Sandiacre Ockbrook v Sawley Jul-11 Sandiacre v Ockbrook Shipley v Nutbrook Spondon v Ilkeston Stainsby v Breadsall Last date Aug 29 26

27 Under 17 Cricket (T20 20) League Rules ALL COMPETITIONS are open to member Clubs and will be administered by the Cricket Erewash Management Committee. 2. AN ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION of 12 will be levied for each age group entered. 3. M.C.C. LAWS of CRICKET apply to League matches except where modified by these rules. For Penalty Runs will be awarded under Law 41-2 (Fielding the Ball) & 41-3 (Protective Helmets belonging to the Fielding Side). However under Law 42, (Fair & Unfair Play) Penalty runs will not be awarded but all other sanctions will remain 4. REGISTRATION - All players MUST BE REGISTERED (Name & Date of Birth) to the Erewash Cricket League on your clubs website on play-cricket.com preferably BEFORE the first match. However there is a 1 week leeway in Registering Players so players may be registered after the match up to 7 days beyond. Players - Boys born on or after 1/9/99 will be eligible for this competition. - Girls born on or after 1/9/97 will be eligible for this competition. U11 s and U13 s are not eligible for this competition Teams fielding ineligible players will have the match/s concerned awarded in full to the opposition. Note! It is the responsibility of the team manager to establish if a player is the correct age. 5. The result of each match (runs and wickets) must be put onto play-cricket.com ASAP after the match. The HOME team must notify the Under 17 Organiser of a postponed, abandoned or cancelled match.. THE FULL MATCH SCORECARD must be on the website within 7 days. NB! After 7 days the result will be locked off such that you cannot add/alter the result without the organisers permission.. See also Rule 12 for replays for matches cancelled due to weather etc. In the event of a tie on points in the league a play-off to determine the league winner to be arranged. If this proves impossible the title will be shared. 6. PITCHES - All matches to be played on grass pitches. If the grass pitch is unfit an artificial pitch may be used by agreement of either captains or both managers. 7. START - All matches to start at 6.00pm or as soon as possible after 8. INNINGS - Each innings to comprise of TWENTY 6-ball overs - that may be reduced to a minimum of 12 overs by mutual consent. Where a side is dismissed before the conclusion of its allotted overs the innings will be terminated. 9. LIMITS ON PLAYERS. a) No player may bowl more than 4 overs. d) A batsman shall retire on reaching 50 runs but may resume his innings at the fall of the last wicket. e) No match may take place with less than 9 players in a team. 27

28 10. UMPIRE SCORER - BALL - All teams must provide their own Umpire PROPERLY ATTIRED who umpires for the entire match (not just 1 innings) who may give advice all teams must provide their own SCORER and the fielding team to provide their own BALL that must be of good quality. Where sightscreens are available they should be used. 11 T20/20 Regulations a. No more than 5 fielders on the Leg side at the instant of delivery b. For the 1 st 6 overs of each innings only 2 fieldsmen are permitted outside an area bounded by 2 semi-circles centred on each middle stump (each with a radius of 30 yards and joined by a parallel line of each side of the pitch (the fielding circle) marked by a white plastic or rubber discs at 5 yard intervals (NOT METAL) c For the remaining overs only 5 fieldsmen are allowed outside the circle at the instant of delivery. d. Penalty for the above is for either umpire to call and signal no-ball e. A front foot no-ball called by the umpire results in a free hit for the next ball for whichever batsman is facing. Batsman may only be given out as for a No Ball even if the free hit ball is a Wide-Ball. f. Field changes are permitted for a free-hit ball but within the restrictions outlined above. g. Umpires are to be very tight on Wide Balls on the Off-side and any ball down the legside is to be deemed a Wide Ball. h. A short pitched ball that goes above shoulder height of the batsman is to be deemed a No-Ball by either umpire j. A Full pitched ball above waist height of the batsman is to be called a ;No- Ball by either umpire. k. Any innings (1 st or 2 nd ) taking more than 75 Minutes to complete 10 runs to be added to the opposition score. See also Rule 10 Guidelines. l. Pink balls may be used provided both teams use the same coloured balls 12. MATCH POINTS FOR T20 20 LEAGUE MATCHES 6 pts to the team scoring most runs in the allotted overs. 3 pts each for a tied match (where runs are equal). 0 pts to a losing team. Matches not played 4 points each BONUS POINTS - BATTING 1 pt for a team scoring at 3 runs or more per over. 2 pts for a team scoring at 4 runs or more per over. 3 pts for a team scoring at 5 runs or more per over. 4 pts for a team scoring at 6 runs or more per over Note a) A team all out assumed to have received 20 overs b) Uncompleted overs count as complete overs. BONUS POINTS BOWLING 1 pt to a team taking 2 wickets. 2 pts to a team taking 4 wickets. 3 pts to a team taking 6 wickets. 4 pts to a team taking 8 wickets NOTES! Where a match is played on a reduced overs basis the bonus points remain as printed above. All scheduled fixtures, weather permitting, to be played on Monday Evenings, and completed on the dates as printed in the league handbook. Failure to fulfil a fixture thereby forfeiting the game will result in 14 points being awarded to the non-defaulting team. NB! There is NO sharing of points. If both teams fail to play the match (ie the non-defaulting 28

29 team cannot be determined) then 0 Points will be awarded to both teams For 2017 replays Games cancelled due to weather/ground unfit OR by mutual consent may be replayed. These arrangements can be on any day up to Aug 28 but both teams must agree. Notify new date to Organiser. With only 7 teams entered into this league you play only 6 fixtures so it should be possible for all matches to be played 13. SUBSTITUTES are allowed according to Law 2 of the M.C.C. Laws of Cricket. One declared substitute may play at the commencement of the match up to the end of the 10 th over of the first innings (for a player expected to arrive late) at which time the substitute becomes as a player. No one may join play on either the batting side or bowling side after the 10 th over. 14. MISCONDUCT. A Disciplinary procedure is in place and will be used in cases of misconduct. Infringement of any rule or any other matter not provided for within these rules will be dealt with by the Management Committee whose decision will be final. 15. INSTRUCTION TO UMPIRES Umpires are especially reminded of law 42 which outlaws deliberate short pitched intimidatory bowling especially taking into consideration the relative age and skill of a batter whether it be a boy or a girl. The Management Committee of the League ask all Umpires and Youth Team Managers to take immediate action to eliminate such bowling from the Youth League. 29

30 U17 Fixtures 2017 Jun-05 Nutbrook v Ticknall Ockbrook v Stainsby Sandiacre v Spondon Jun-12 Stainsby v Sandiacre Ticknall v Ockbrook Elvaston v Nutbrook Jun-19 Ockbrook v Elvaston Sandiacre v Ticknall Spondon v Stainsby Jun-26 Ticknall v Spondon Elvaston v Sandiacre Nutbrook v Ockbrook Jul-03 Sandiacre v Nutbrook Spondon v Elvaston Stainsby v Ticknall Jul-10 Elvaston v Stainsby Nutbrook v Spondon Ockbrook v Sandiacre Jul-17 Spondon v Ockbrook Stainsby v Nutbrook Ticknall v Elvaston Last date Aug 28 30

31 Honours List 2016 Cricket Erewash Youth League a Youth Leagues 2016 Kwik U11 Hardball U13 U15 U17 All Festivals so no winners Ockbrook & Borrowash CC Sawley & Long Eaton Park CC Spondon CC Ockbrook & Borrowash CC b Collard Dawn 2016 Both Finals still to take place c Derbyshire District Cricket Competition 2016 District Cricket U13 3 rd in the league table (7 teams) with 9 points U15 6 th equal in the league table (7 teams) with 2 points 31

32 Collard Dawn u Still to be played Long Eaton CC - Under 12 v Ockbrook & Borrowash CC - Under 12 Collard Dawn u Still to be played Ockbrook & Borrowash CC - Under 14 v Sawley & Long Eaton Park CC - Under 14 Collard Dawn u Long Eaton v Ockbrook 18/05/17 Sandiacre v Long Eaton 15/06/17 Ockbrook v Sandiacre 06/07/17 Collard Dawn u Sandiacre v Sawley & LEP 11/05/17 Ockbrook v Sandiacre 22/06/17 Sawley & LEP v Ockbrook 13/07/

33 Collard Dawn u12 Competition Collard Dawn Under 12 Competition - Rules Entry Clubs All competing cricket clubs must be affiliated to the ECB through their County Board. Each club must apply to enter their County Competition by the date specified by their County Board. A club can only enter the County Competition of one County Board irrespective of how many County Boards they are affiliated to. Counties must submit a list of competing clubs and contact addresses each year to the ECB Competitions Department by the date specified by the ECB. Qualification of Players A player may represent a club in the Competition if they are under 12 years of age at midnight on 31st August prior to the season of the Competition. All players must be bona-fide Junior Members of the club they represent and play for the club in the Junior League or Leagues that the club enters. A player may play for only one club in the Competition in any one season. Matches will be played in the spirit of cricket and in accordance with The laws of the game. The pitch length shall be 21 yards & the ball shall weigh 4.75oz 2. Safety rules as laid down by ECB for young players MUST be followed - in particular a) All batters MUST wear helmets; b) No fielder may be closer than 10 metres in front of the wicket; c) Matches shall be one innings of 20 overs; d) No bowler may bowl more than four overs in a match; e) When a batter reaches or passes a personal total of 30 runs s/he shall retire(unless for the tenth wicket) and will NOT be able to return; f) No balls and wides will be penalised by 2 extra runs to the batting side, but no extra ball will be bowled. This regulation shall not apply in the last over of each innings. 3. The team scoring most runs shall be the winner. In case of a tie the winner shall be a) The team which takes the greater number of wickets b) The team with the higher score after 19/18 etc overs. 4. Girls may play in this competition one year over age i.e. up to U Anything not covered within the rules will be dealt with by the competition Organiser. 6 This competition will be organised via play-cricket. Players must be registered on there and the full result put there within 3 days. 33

34 Collard Dawn u14 Competition Collard Dawn Under 14 Competition - Rules Entry Clubs All competing cricket clubs must be affiliated to the ECB through their County Board. Each club must apply to enter their County Competition by the date specified by their County Board. A club can only enter the County Competition of one County Board irrespective of how many County Boards they are affiliated to. Counties must submit a list of competing clubs and contact addresses each year to the ECB Competitions Department by the date specified by the ECB. Qualification of Players A player may represent a club in the Competition if they are under 14 years of age at midnight on 31st August prior to the season of the Competition. All players must be bona-fide Junior Members of the club they represent and play for the club in the Junior League or Leagues that the club enters. A player may play for only one club in the Competition in any one season. Matches will be played in the spirit of cricket and in accordance with The laws of the game. 1. The pitch length shall be 22 yards & the ball shall weigh 5 ½ oz 2. Safety rules as laid down by ECB for young players MUST be followed - in particular a) All batters MUST wear helmets; b) No fielder may be closer than 10 metres in front of the wicket; c) Matches shall be one innings of 20 overs; d) No bowler may bowl more than four overs in a match; e) When a batter reaches or passes a personal total of 50 runs s/he shall retire (unless for the tenth wicket) and will NOT be able to return; 3. The team scoring most runs shall be the winner. In case of a tie the winner shall be a) The team which takes the greater number of wickets b) The team with the higher score after 19/18 etc overs. 4. Girls may play in this competition up to one year over age i.e. up to U15 5. Anything not covered in these rules will be dealt with by the competition Organiser. 6 This competition will be organised via play-cricket. Players must be registered on there and the full result put there within 3 days 34