Jan 25, 2019, 8:17 pm Division 6 (South) T20 Big Bash
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22nd June
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GEMS 2s v Corbridge 2s
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Group 1
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Riding Mill v Kirkley 2s
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Group 1
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Civil Service 2s v Newcastle 3s
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Group 2
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Monkseaton 2s v Bomarsund 2s
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Group 3
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Blyth 2s v Ashington Rugby 2s
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Gr’p 2/3
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29th June
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Corbridge 2s v Riding Mill
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Group 1
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Kirkley 2s v GEMS 2s
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Group 1
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Blyth 2s v Civil Service 2s
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Group 2
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Bomarsund 2s v Ashington Rugby 2s
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Group 3
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Newcastle 3s v Monkseaton
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Gr’p 2/3
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7th September
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Riding Mill v GEMS 2s
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Group 1
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Kirkley 2s v Corbridge 2s
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Group 1
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Newcastle 3s v Blyth 2s
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Group 2
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Ashington Rugby 2s v Monkseaton 2s
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Group 3
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Bomarsund 2s v Civil Service 2s
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Gr’p 2/3
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14th September
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Finals Day
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Venue to be decided.
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Timings:
First Semi at 11.30 (16 overs per side)
Second Semi at 14.15 (16 overs per side)
Final at 16:45 (16 overs per side)
The league will fund the food etc for finals day.
Big Bash Competition Rules
1. The League Secretary is the single point of contact in all matters relating to Big Bash competitions.
2. The Big Bash structure is:
a. There will be 3 groups at the qualifying stage.
b. The group of 4 teams will have the top 2 teams qualify for finals day, the 2 groups of 3 will have the winners qualify for finals day.
c. Group matches will be played over 20 overs, finals day will be played over 16 overs.
3. a) Group match winners will receive 4 points for the win and losers 0 points. Incomplete matches or matches lost due to weather, both teams will receive 1 point.
b) All results will be submitted electronically by the home team using the system provided by the League within forty-eight hours of the completion of any match, the away team must electronically agree this submission within a further 24 hours of the completion of the match.
4. In the event of a tied match the side losing the least wickets will be declared the winner. If both sides are still equal, the side scoring the most runs after 10 overs will be declared the winner. If both sides are still equal the side losing the least wickets at the completion of 10 overs will be declared the winner.
5. Match reports of cancellations through bad weather, shall be made to the League Secretary and the press on the day of the fixture.
6. The following shall apply for no balls, wides and number of overs per bowler:
a) No Balls: The No Ball rule of the Laws of Cricket (2017) shall apply except that underarm bowling will expressly not be permitted.
b) A “Free hit” will be allowed for each “no ball” called for a front foot infringement by a bowler. Field changes are not permitted for ‘free hit’ deliveries unless there is a change of striker. If the delivery for the “Free Hit” is not a legitimate delivery (any kind of no-ball or a wide ball), then the next delivery will become a free hit for whichever batsman is facing it.
c) Wides: Umpires are instructed to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation of Law 25.1 in order to prevent negative bowling. As a guide, if the ball passes either side of the wicket sufficiently wide to make it virtually impossible for the striker to play a “normal” cricket stroke from where he is standing and from where he should normally be standing at the crease the umpire shall call “wide”.
d) Each team must bowl a minimum of 4 bowlers. No bowler may bowl more than 25% of the agreed overs.
e) Umpires will be paid the fee agreed by the Executive plus travelling expenses.
f) All Group matches will commence at 2pm. In the event of a game not starting by 2:15pm the non-defaulting club to have choice of innings. In all matches the team must be completed by the tenth over – after that a player can only participate as a substitute fielder. Players who arrive late but within the 10 over period shall be permitted to bowl immediately.
g) At the instant of a delivery a maximum of 5 fielders may be outside an area bounded by two semi-circles centred on each middle stump (each with a radius of 30 yards) and joined by a parallel line on each side of the pitch. In the event of an infringement, either umpire shall call no-ball. The fielding circle should be marked by painted by white dots at five-yard intervals, each dot may be covered by a plastic or rubber (not metal) disc measuring 7 inches in diameter.
h) Fielding sides must complete 20 overs in 75 minutes. Each complete over not started after 75 minutes will be deducted from the innings of the side batting second. In the case of the team fielding second, 6 runs per over will be added to the side batting’s total for each complete over not started after 75 minutes.
i) At the fall of a wicket the incoming batsman must be in position to take guard or for his partner to face the next ball within 1 minute. If this requirement is not met the incoming batsman, on appeal, will be out “Timed out”.
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