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HANDBOOK 2018/19 CGC0036 Links Events & Functions 210X275 Avenues FPFC FA.Indd 1 19/07/18 4:31 PM 2018/2019 CLUB & DISTRICT HANDBOOK CHRISTCHURCH METROPOLITAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION HANDBOOK 2018/19 CGC0036 Links Events & Functions 210x275 Avenues FPFC FA.indd 1 19/07/18 4:31 PM 2018/2019 CLUB & DISTRICT HANDBOOK CHRISTCHURCH METROPOLITAN (METRO) CRICKET ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Andrew McKenzie Ric Horsfall (Chairman) Maria Fahey (Magicians) Bruce Findlay Rachel Candy (CCA) Rob Dixon Keryn Ambler (CMCA) Fergus Smith Mike Fisher (CMCA) Aaron Johnstone YOUTH ADVISORY GROUP (YAG) CMCA (METRO) CONTACT PERSONNEL c/- PO Box 36.282, Christchurch Mike Harvey Dave Grocott General Manager Mike Johnston Bus 03 281 8949 Ben McCord Mob 0274 476 073 Warren Lidstone [email protected] Fergus Smith Matt Parr Mike Fisher Dion Ebrahim (CCA) Operations Manager Keryn Ambler (CMCA) Bus 03 281 8961 Mike Fisher (CMCA) Mob 027 286 0419 [email protected] CANTERBURY CRICKET UMPIRES AND Keryn Ambler SCORERS ASSOCIATION (CCUSA) Development Manager c/- PO Box 8855, Riccarton, Christchurch Bus 03 281 8963 8440 Mob 021 874 093 President [email protected] Gavin Fantastic Mob 021 182 5992 General enquiries 03 281 8948 [email protected] CANTERBURY CRICKET CONTACTS CHRISTCHURCH JUNIOR CRICKET Jeremy Curwin (Chief Executive Officer) ASSOCIATION (CJCA) [email protected] c/- PO Box 8891, Christchurch Trudy Anderson (Operations Manager) Mike Dunlop (President) [email protected] Rob Wilkinson (General Manager) [email protected] WOMEN’S ADVISORY GROUP (WAG) (027)6644999 c/-PO Box 36.282, Christchurch Lesley Murdoch CODE OF CONDUCT COMMISSIONERS Wendy Edge Metropolitan Sarah Asmussen Mark Bond (Convenor) Nicki Turner Lee Robinson Linda Pettigrew Peter Doody Richard McGuire Andrew McCormick Check out the latest draws, results & points at www.christchurchmetrocricket.com 1 2018/2019 CLUB & DISTRICT HANDBOOK METRO MATCH RELATED DISPUTES CLUB CRICKET CONTACT PROCESS During each Saturday, a Metro contact Any complaints or disputes arising out (Mike Fisher) will be available and on call of or in connection with any competition to answer any concern regarding Club and matches shall be made in writing on club Youth cricket. letterhead, from the club involved, to Metro In the event of a dispute between the no later than 72 hours following the captains in a match without officiallyap- occurrence of the matter complained of or pointed disputed. It is, however, the duty of every umpires, this official is to be Captain in the first instance, before making contacted. He will visit the ground in an official complaint, to make every possible question and his decision will be final. endeavour to resolve the matter with his Mike Fisher – 027 286 0419 opposing Captain before leaving the field of play in any match. 2 Check out the latest draws, results & points at www.christchurchmetrocricket.com 2018/2019 CLUB & DISTRICT HANDBOOK 3.15.2 PLAYER CONDUCT g. Players must exercise self-discipline h. Players must not use inappropriate language i. Players must respect their opponent j. Players must accept the decision of the 2018/19 umpire 3.15.3 FAIR AND UNFAIR PLAY k. Mankadding is an unacceptable prac- tice in matches under the jurisdiction of 3.15 CODE OF BEHAVIOUR the CMCA and Canterbury Cricket This Code should be read in conjunction l. Excessive appealing and gesture is with Section 1 of the CMCA Handbook; unacceptable namely, respecting the Spirit of the m. Umpires are expected to carry out Game, player conduct and the role of the their role in an honest and impartial team captain. manner n. There is to be no time-wasting during 3.15.1 RESPONSIBILITY OF THE drinks breaks CAPTAIN a. Discuss with the opposition captain 3.15.4 CRICKET ETIQUETTE the playing conditions of the match o. The umpires should lead the fielding b. Check the scorebook between innings team onto the field followed by the batsmen to ensure it is accurate and each side p. The batsman should be ready to ac- understands the target score cept the bowler’s delivery as he reaches c. Before leaving the ground both cap- his bowling mark tains must be in agreement to the result q. Each team should acknowledge the of the match, with the winning team to other team’s or player’s performance dur- enter the result with full scoreboards ing and at the end of the innings/match where applicable. d. The captain is responsible for player 3.15.5 GENERAL and supporter behaviour including the r. Cricket should be played for enjoy- use ofalcohol. ment with positive interaction between e. No alcohol is to be taken onto the players and team throughout the dura- field of play by player, umpire or sup- tion of the match porters. s. Treat you opponent as you would wish f. He must ensure that all rubbish is to be treated removed from their team area and taken t. Maintain high standards of behaviour away or placed in the CCC bins. and dress u. Recognise the importance and value of our volunteers Check out the latest draws, results & points at www.christchurchmetrocricket.com 3 2018/2019 CLUB & DISTRICT HANDBOOK CONTENTS 2.11.5. No ball – Free hit (1-Day Cricket) 15 1. The Laws of Cricket 7 2.12. Wides (1-Day Cricket) 15 1.1. Laws 7 2.13. Penalty Runs 16 1.2. The Spirit of Cricket 7 2.14. Bowler attempting to run out non- 1.2.1. Responsibility of captains 7 striker before delivery (Mankad) 16 1.2.2. Player Conduct 7 2.15. Runners 16 1.2.3. Umpires response to player conduct 7 2.16. Substitutes 16 1.2.4. Fair and Unfair Play 7 1.2.5. The umpires are authorised to 3. Administration Rules 17 intervene in cases of: 7 3.1. Penalties 17 1.2.6. The Spirit of the Game involves 3.2. Playing dates scheduled 17 respect for: 7 3.3. Entry fees 17 1.2.7. It is against the Spirit of the Game: 7 3.4. Grounds 17 1.3. Violence 8 3.5. Grading of Teams 17 1.4. Players 8 3.6. Two teams in the Same Grade 17 1.5. LBW - Player umpires 8 3.7. Simultaneous Matches 17 1.6. Number of leg-side fieldsmen 8 3.8. Player playing unfairly out of grade 17 1.7. The Toss 8 3.9. Replacements 18 1.8. Intervals (in accordance with Law 11) 8 3.10. One-day Final Eligibility 19 1.9. Bowler breaking down - 3.11. Transfers (Club Cricket Only) 20 Incomplete overs 8 3.12. Defaults 20 1.10. Throwing 8 3.13. Cancellations 21 1.11. Drinks 9 3.14. Dress and Behaviour 21 1.12. Striker in protected area 9 3.15. Code of Behaviour 21 1.13. Definitions 9 3.15.1. Responsibility of the captain 21 3.15.2. Player conduct 22 2. Local Playing Conditions 10 3.15.3. Fair and unfair play 22 2.1. Fitness of pitch, ground, weather 3.15.4. Cricket Etiquette 22 and light 10 3.15.5. General 22 2.2. Stumps and Ground Presentation 10 3.16. Sponsorship 22 2.3. Use of covers 10 3.17. Results 22 2.4. Artificial Pitches 11 3.18. Points and competitions 23 2.5. Overlapping Boundaries 11 3.19. Pitch and Umpire Reports 23 2.6. Hours of Play 12 3.20. Hadlee Trophy and Umpires Trophy 23 2.7. Play interrupted by rain (2-day 3.21. Draw 23 matches) 13 3.22. Duration of Matches 23 2.8. Declarations (2-day matches) 13 3.23. Overseas Players 23 2.9. Balls 14 3.24. Petersen Shield (for Premier Clubs 2.10. The use of the new ball 14 Only) 23 2.11. No Ball 14 3.25. Melhuish Shield 24 2.11.1. The Feet - Law 21.5 14 3.26. Challenge Trophy 24 2.11.2. The bowling of fast short-pitched balls 14 3.27. Chairman’s Cup 24 2.11.3. The bowling of high, full-pitched balls 15 3.28. Umpires 25 2.11.4. Bowler breaking wicket in 3.29. Composition of Teams 25 delivering ball 15 3.30. Metropolitan Men Club Premier Team of the Season 25 4 Check out the latest draws, results & points at www.christchurchmetrocricket.com 2018/2019 CLUB & DISTRICT HANDBOOK 4. Morning Grades - Men 26 6.4. All 2-day matches where there is 4.1. Commencement of Play: Naming of no play on the first day 37 Teams, the Toss and Late Starting 26 6.5. Bowling Restrictions for Players 4.2. Time wasting 26 Under 19 and Under 17 37 4.3. Competition Points 26 6.6. Age Restrictions 38 4.4. Playing time lost 27 6.7 2nd Grade 38 4.5. Over Rates - Premiership, 6.8. Youth Twenty20 Grade 38 Championship and Div 1 27 6.9. Year 10 Grade 38 4.6. Penalties 27 6.10. Year 9A Grade 38 4.7. Recalculation of Overs (Playing 6.11. Year 9B Grade 39 time lost) 28 6.12. Year 9C Grade 39 4.8. Last hour of the match -17 Overs 6.13. Umpires 39 required 28 6.14. Points 40 4.9. Men Division 2 - 2-Day 6.15. Follow-on 40 Competition 28 6.16. Fielding Restrictions 40 4.9.1. Playing Conditions 28 6.17. Use of Helmets 40 4.9.2. Over Rates 29 6.18. Balls 40 4.9.3. Compulsory Declaration 29 6.19. Limitation of Overs for Pace Bowlers 41 4.9.4. Playing Time Lost 29 4.10. One-Day Matches 30 7. Women’s Cricket 42 4.10.1. Coloured Clothing 30 7.1. Umpiring 42 4.10.2. Competition Format 30 7.1.1.
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