The Derbyshire County Cricket League

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DERBYSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET LEAGUE LEAGUE CRICKET COUNTY DERBYSHIRE THE THE

The Derbyshire County Cricket League

2021 SEASON

DCCL

derbyscountylge.play-cricket.com @DerbysCountyLge

2 OFFICIALS & COMMITTEES

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President PM Hallows 01773 743919 [email protected]

Chairman DW Fern 01283 762064 [email protected]

Vice Chairman RI James 01283 569306 [email protected]

Secretary, Results & Press Officer CI Oades 07956 277981 [email protected]

Treasurer JV Parlato 07810 520047 [email protected]

Fixtures Secretary MD Saunders 01332 360813 [email protected]

Umpires Secretary JFH Salisbury 01142 474705 [email protected]

Player Registrar D Zydzienowski 07779 177668 [email protected]

Disciplinary Secretary I Clarke 07794 077385 [email protected]

Welfare Officer MJM Elliott 01543 473487 [email protected]

Grounds Coordinator AV Melen 01332 862777 [email protected]

Advertising & Sponsorship J Williams 07977 521756 [email protected]

Other Elected EC Members Life Members Vice Presidents ME Allsopp AE Crooks D Amott PATRON MR Dickinson VL Brownlett R Osborne S Fisher AH Gaskin G Cox N Gilliver PM Hallows C Crawford ACCOUNTS C Grant C Harris EXAMINER N Gray DM Holtham CM Higginbottom TBC AR Hitchcock J Humphries P Milnes J Lindsay JEM Hough A Poplar H Lund HONARARY T Poynton JC Rowlands J Oake ARCHIVIST JC Smith K Overton C Harris A Redfern JA Wallis A Payne

SUB-COMMITTEES General Purposes A Redfern I Clarke (Sec), MJM Elliott, S Fisher, N Gilliver, N Gray, C Harris, & Disciplinary (Chair) RI James, AV Melen, CI Oades, JC Rowlands, J Williams V Brownett, JM Brown, D Corner, G Dallard, A Davies, T Dorr, J Dumelow, K Fearn, Appeals Panel I Clarke E Fisher, S Franks, J Goodwin, D Hallack, S Hart, P Milnes, D Price, N Roper, (from) (Secretary) P Stapleton, D Woodburn, FS Young JV Parlato Finance J Williams (Advertising & Sponsorship), PM Hallows (Trophies) (Treasurer) AV Melen DW Fern, N Gilliver, PM Hallows, C Harris, J Williams. Grounds (Chair) Consultants: A Davies, A Hancock, M Kettle MD Saunders Rules I Clarke, AR Hitchcock, RI James, CI Oades, T Poynton, A Redfern (Chair) JFH Salisbury Umpires J Clark, T Dorr, AR Hitchcock, I Thornewill, J Wallis (Chair)

DW Fern A Davies, PM Hallows, AR Hitchcock, JEM Hough, CI Oades, T Poynton, Premier Division (Chair) JFHS Salisbury, D Wheeldon, DCF Representative Mayor of Derby’s MD Saunders I Clarke, S Fisher, N Gray, E Stanley Competitions (Fixtures) AV Melen Website S Fisher, T Poynton, J Williams (Chair)

3 CALENDAR

Key Dates Deadline For Penalties if not met etc. 28 February Cut-off for the order of extra handbooks 13 March Deadline for opting out of teas for the season 4 April Special registrations (overseas and professionals) – Premier Division 8 April Return of trophies (in clean & presentable condition) Level 2 fine per trophy 16 April Special registrations (overseas and professionals) – Divisions 1-3 17 April Season Starts 30 June Applications to join/leave League for next season Loss of deposit if leaving 31 July Registration of new players for current season 1 August Initial appearance of players joining from non-DCCL clubs 31 August Application to leave or rejoin cup competitions Level 2 fine 11 September Season Ends 30 September Receipt of rules revisions 7 days from publication Confirmation of receipt & acceptance of fixtures for next season Level 2 fine 31 October Receipt of business to be conducted at Annual General Meeting 7 November Receipt of fixture amendments Level 2 fine 21 days of issue Payment of club annual account Level 2 fine, no voting rights until paid 30 November Nominations for Executive Committee Receipt of ball order form Level 2 fine 31 December Receipt of change of officials form Level 2 fine

Standard Match Deadlines 2021 Deadline For Penalties if not met etc. -48 hours Agreement of earlier start time notifyed to Fixtures Sec & Umpires Sec -48 hours Final contact regarding provision of teas other than published -2 hours Final contact regarding ground fitness or forfeit Level 2 fine 0 hours Game starts ≤15 mins late – Level 2 fine >15 minutes – set by EC +2 hours 40 minutes Latest start time (Divisions 7-9) +2 hours 45 minutes 1st innings finishes (Divisions 2 to 5) (plus stoppages) 1 point per late over started +3 hours 15 minutes Latest start time (Divisions 2-7) +3 hours 15 minutes 1st innings finishes (Premier & Division 1) (plus stoppages) 6 runs & 1 point per late over started +4 hours 5 minutes Latest start time (Premier & Division 1) +6 hours Ordinary game finishes (Divisions 2-5) (plus stoppages) 1 point per late over started +6 hours Time game finishes (Division 7-9) (min. 17 overs in last hour) +6 hours 30 minutes Time game finishes (Divisions 2 to 6) (min. 17 overs in last hour)

9:00am next day Result and details submitted Level 1 fine 10:30am next day Fine doubles for late receipt of results Level 1 fine doubles 12noon next day Fine for late receipt of result increases further Level 2 fine

+24 hours Scorecard entered on home club’s play-cricket website (Prem & 1): Level 1 fine +60 hours Scorecard entered on home club’s play-cricket website (2-9) Level 1 fine +72 hours Captain’s report form submitted online Level 1 fine +72 hours Electronic copy of team card submitted to the Results Secretary Level 1 fine +84 hours Scorecard checked & confirmed on away club’s play-cricket site Level 1 fine +120 hours Umpires’ report form submitted online +7 days Any protests received by league Secretary £20 deposit (club account)

Club Mandatory Meetings 2021-2022 Date Meeting Venue Time______

Wed 14/4/21 Distribution Day Alvaston & Boulton CC, Raynesway, Derby 2:00pm-7:30pm

Wed 21/11/21 Rules Revision Meeting Venue TBC 7:30pm

Wed 26/01/22 Annual General Meeting Venue TBC 7:30pm

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Preamble I: Policies 8 Preamble II: Constitution 15

SECTION A – LEAGUE COMMITTEES, OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION A1 The League 16 A2 The Executive Committee 16 A3 EC Sub Committees and Disciplinary Appeals Panel 16 A4 General Meetings 16 A5 Rule Amendments 17

SECTION B – CLUB OFFICIALS, MANDATORY ADMINISTRATION, FEES, DEPOSITS & PENALTIES B1 Club Officials 19 B2 General Meetings 19 B3 Fixtures 19 B4 League Handbooks 20 B5 Umpires 20 B6 Scorers 21 B7 Reporting Requirements 21 B8 Protests 22 B9 Player/Club/League Disputes 22 B10 Joining and Leaving the League 22 B11 Withdrawal from Knockout Cups 23 B12 Precedence to League and Cup Competitions 23 B13 Cricket Balls 23 B14 Awards and Trophies 23 B15 Subscriptions, Deposits and Accounts 23 B16 Fixed Penalty Fine Levels 24 B17 Umpires’ Expenses 24

SECTION C – LEAGUE COMPOSITION AND POINTS SYSTEM C1 Composition of Leagues 26 C2 Promotion and Relegation 26 C3 Vacancies 27 C4 Junior Cricket Requirements 27 C5 ClubMark Requirements 27 C6 Points Systems 28

SECTION D – CONDITIONS OF PLAY FOR LEAGUE MATCHES D1 Fixtures 30 D2 Start times 30 D3 Playing Duration, Weather and Light Delays 30 D4 Delays - Premier Division & Division 1 32 D5 Delays - Divisions 2-9 32 D6 Ground Fitness and Match Cancellation 33 D7 Artificial Pitches and Covers 33 D8 Cricket Balls 33 D9 Sightscreens and Lost Balls 34 D10 Fielding Restrictions 34 D11 Bowling Restrictions 34 D12 Penalty Runs 35 D11 Teas 35

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SECTION E – KNOCKOUT CUPS E1 Competitions and Composition 36 E2 Rule Variations from League Matches 36 E3 Umpires 36 E4 Cup finals 36 E5 Playing Conditions - 40 Over Cups 36 E6 Playing Conditions - T20 Cups 39 E7 Mayor of Derby’s Competitions 43

SECTION F – ELIGIBILITY OF PLAYERS FOR LEAGUE AND CUP COMPETITIONS F1 Registration 46 F2 Movement of Players 47 F3 Eligibility to Play in League and Cup Games for Lower Teams 48 F4 Teams Arriving Short of Players 50 F5 Playing for League Representative Sides 50 F6 Sanctions for Rule Breaches in this Section 50

SECTION G – PITCH, GROUND RATING AND FACILITIES G1 Application and Notifications 52 G2 Ground Rating 52 G3 Pitches 52 G4 Maintaining Standards 52 G5 Grounds with Two or More Playing Areas at the Same Venue 53 G6 Derbyshire Groundsman’s Association 53

SECTION H – DISCIPLINARY MATTERS H1 Disciplinary Reports - General 57 H2 Policy and Procedure for Handling Discipline 58

SECTION I – GUIDES & DIRECTIVES I1 Summaries of Rules for all Competitions At-A-Glance 68 I2 Flowchart of Rain-Affected Matches 70 I2 ECB Directives 71 I3 Miscellanious Guidance 72

 UMPIRES 76

 CLUB DIRECTORY 80

 FIXTURES 92

 LEAGUE TABLES 2019 & 2020 116

- All references to the written word within these rules shall be deemed to apply also to electronic communication. - For the purposes of these rules, the term ‘recognised national club competition’ shall refer to the ECB National Club Championship, the National Village Cup competition, and/or any other such competitions as shall be decided by the Executive Committee. - The weeks referred to within these rules shall be deemed to commence on Saturday, with Week 1 commencing on the first day of the playing season. - Any appendices to these rules are additional explanatory notes and not part of the rules themselves.

Rule changes for the 2021 season are shown in bold italic type

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Social Media Policy

PRINCIPLES Below are our principles for dealing with malicious communications related to or associated with cricket in the Derbyshire County League. Zero Tolerance Insulting, offensive, obscene, injurious or false content can be dangerous and harmful to people’s wellbeing and reputation as well as bringing the league into disrepute. We will not tolerate any malicious communications, harassment or discrimination through social media. Do not use social media to make malicious, insulting, offensive, obscene or false statements regarding our players, coaches, officials, volunteers or spectators. This applies regardless of whether (i) You are posting yourself or sharing someone else’s post. (ii) The individual is tagged in the post or not (iii) The communication is by word, photograph, video or any other form. (iv) The post is anonymous or not. If we can trace it back to you, we will act. Sanctions If you are found to have acted improperly on social media regarding a Derbyshire County League related matter, or towards any of our players, coaches, officials, volunteers or spectators, you risk any or all of the following: • Legal proceedings under the Malicious Communications Act • Civil action under libel law • Punishment, including possible bans, deemed appropriate by the disciplinary committees of the leagues. • Sanctions imposed by the league disciplinary committees on the club with which you are registered.

POLICY 1 Introduction Social networking sites (such as, but not exclusively, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter etc.) are a useful way of keeping in touch with friends, family and club members, and are also a great way to exchange information. However, clubs, officials and players must not forget that what they post on social networking sites may be seen across these networks, and are reminded that they must not bring their club or the league into disrepute or cause any distress to any other member. 2 Policy Whilst there is no intention to restrict any proper and sensible exercise of the individual’s rights and freedoms, it is expected that all clubs, officials and players will conduct themselves in such a way as to avoid bringing the league and their club into disrepute. This policy has been prepared to protect the privacy, confidentiality and interests of the League. This policy only applies to League related issues and is not meant to infringe upon an individual’s personal interaction or commentary online. However all clubs, officials and players are asked to respect the privacy, confidentiality and propriety of the league and those working on their behalf, and not post anything that might be considered to breach this. Clubs, officials and players should take care when discussing information relating to league affairs as discussions can sometimes be misinterpreted and could potentially put other clubs, officials and players or the public at large at risk. All clubs, officials and players should be aware that any inappropriate posts made to social media sites could lead to disciplinary action and in extreme cases, civil and criminal liability. All clubs, officials and players must take the account of the following before posting to the internet, including engaging in blogging or the use of forums, video sharing or social networking sites. Clubs, officials and players should be aware that the committee takes the posting at any time of offensive material, and the harassment, bullying or victimisation of clubs, officials and players via the internet and social networking sites very seriously. A breach of any of the following may lead to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion. Clubs, officials and players must not divulge any confidential information or information belonging to the league which is not in the public domain or expand upon such information already available in the public domain. Any photographs must not be used to harass, intimidate or bring the league, its clubs, officials or players into disrepute. Clubs, officials and players must not display offensive images or make offensive comments, or in any way harass, intimidate, bully, victimise or discriminate against other clubs, officials or players. 3 Club Responsibilities All clubs have a duty to implement this policy and take action if they become aware of any breach of this policy. They should explain the club’s policy on the use of social media and networking sites and take steps to promote awareness of this policy. 4 What to do if you believe you are being harassed, bullied or victimised via a social networking site If you are a club, official or player who believes that you are being harassed, bullied or victimised as a result of another club, official or player’s post to an internet site, it is open to you to take the necessary action. You should contact the secretary of the league disciplinary committee or another committee member for support and guidance on the informal and formal action which can be taken.

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5 Consequences of not following this policy Any club, official or player found to be in breach of the above may be subject to disciplinary action. If they are also found to be in breach of the Data Protection Act 1998 or other relevant legislation or copyright, it could lead to criminal proceedings and prosecution.

REPORT A BREACH If you have witnessed a breach of this Code of Conduct and wish to make a complaint, you should email [email protected] and [email protected] with as many details as possible. It is also best to block the person posting. (with acknowledgement to Cricket Derbyshire’s Social Media Adviser: Dr Zaheer Hussain, Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Derby)

League policies on drugs, alcohol, smoking and safety

Drugs It is ECB policy that there should be no distinction drawn between ‘performance enhancing’ and ‘recreational’ drugs. Use of or distribution of illegal drugs by players or team officials is a breach of the ECB Code of Conduct. Anyone found guilty of a breach of this Code of Conduct is likely to suffer very serious penalties, including being banned from playing for very long periods. Alcoholic Drink Players will not be permitted to take part in the game while under the influence of alcohol or any other substance that is obviously impairing their ability. Umpires shall immediately suspend such a player from taking part in a match if necessary. The consumption of alcohol by players and officials on the field of play is NOT permitted at any time during the game, including during drinks intervals. Smoking Smoking by players and officials on the field of play is NOT permitted at any time during the game, including during drinks intervals. General Safety Clubs should ensure that the field of play and its immediate surroundings are safe for players, officials and spectators. The use of glass receptacles for drinks for players and officials on the field of play should not be allowed. Boundary markers should be made of plastic rather than metal or wood. Fences and advertising materials around the boundary should not have sharp surfaces exposed, and wherever possible there should be a clear space between the boundary and any walls, fencing or seating. Captains and clubs must remember that they are responsible for the conduct of all their players, spectators etc in accordance with the Code of Conduct.

Electronic Mail

1:1 These guidelines shall apply to all electronic communication by the League and its clubs, and breach of these guidelines may result in disciplinary action under Rule J4. 1:2 All email communications between clubs and the League should be made via the addresses officially supplied to the League by clubs. The League and its clubs should respect the principle that the email addresses supplied have been given on the basis that they are to be used for communication regarding League business. The following guidelines should be applied: a. Club to Club. Email communication between clubs is acceptable for matters concerning fixture changes, registration, and general day-to-day matters concerning those clubs in receipt of the communication ONLY. Where appropriate, the League Secretary should be copied. b. Club to League. Email communication between club and League is acceptable for matters concerning fixtures, registration (but not transfers), changes of officials, and protests and claims (subject to the appropriate League Rules). Such communication shall be sent SOLELY to the League Secretary and may be dealt with under clause c below. Items of a general nature, which may be of interest to other clubs, shall be sent SOLELY to the League Secretary who may forward them to ALL other clubs either by email or other means as appropriate. c. League to Club. The League may communicate by email, to all clubs that have notified them of an email address, matters regarding changes of officials, both club and League, fixtures, registration, meetings and notices of a general nature. Replies to items notified or received via clauses a and b above may also be communicated to the club(s) concerned. Clubs may also receive details of results, League tables and averages as appropriate during the season. 1:3 Clubs should NOT: · Use email communication to disseminate material likely to bring the League or its clubs, officers or players into disrepute. · Use email communication to make general notifications to clubs regarding items covered by clause 2 above. · Use email communication to clubs other than those directly involved regarding items covered by clause 1 above, unless such communication is personal between the sender and recipient and not concerning the League or its clubs, officers or players. · Use email communication for the purpose of advertising goods or services for sale by commercial enterprises.

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1:4 The League should NOT: · Use email communication to disseminate material likely to bring the League or its clubs, officers or players into disrepute · Notify or reply to any club, other than those involved, regarding any communication received under clauses 1 and 2 above (other than general items), unless such exclusion may directly or indirectly conflict with the best interests of the League or its clubs, officers or players.

1:5 The League and its clubs should take due care in sending and forwarding email communication that any mail and/or attachment does not contain any virus or other item which may harm or otherwise disrupt any computer equipment used by the League or its clubs, officers or players. 1:6 In all instances above, the term ‘email communication’ shall refer to all items sent directly, including those forwarded or sent as copies, and to all attachments to and links from such items. The terms ‘sender’ and ‘recipient’ shall apply to the persons nominated by the club or League as its official email addresses. When posting material to official club websites or on social networking sites or forums, either by a club or an individual member of a club, the over-riding principle should be ‘do not put anything about another club or individual on your website that you would not wish to see written about yourself or your own club’.

Players’ Dress and Insignia

2:1 All players shall wear normal, predominantly white, cricket clothing; this may be relaxed in the case of a substitute, in which case they shall not field within the field of vision of the striker. (See Guidance on Kit below)

Guidance on Kit – use of colour on shirts, sweaters and trousers (league matches) As outlined in League Rule J2, players must wear predominantly white or cream clothing. In order to clarify this, the EC has produced the following guidance as to what colouring on white or cream clothing is permissible. Sweaters – coloured trim at neck and waist, on cuffs of long-sleeved sweaters and around armholes of sleeveless sweaters Trousers – coloured insets to pockets, piping to pocket edges. Shirts – piping to body, coloured interior to collar/placket (single colour for the collar/placket unless the manufacturer’s mark is used). Numbering and the use of proper names (NOT nicknames) on the back of shirts and sweaters are permitted. On trousers and shirts, only a single colour of trim/inset/piping may be used on any one garment. Visible undergarments e.g. long-sleeved items worn under short-sleeved shirts must be plain white

2:2 Club, manufacturers’ and sponsors’ Marks may be displayed as per the guidance below Guidance on Kit – use of Marks on shirts, sweaters and trousers Club, manufacturers’ and sponsors’ Marks are permitted on shirts and sweaters as follows No advertising shall be permitted on trousers; Marks shall be permitted as per a. and b. below In calculating the area of advertising permissible, any lines or box surrounding the logo will be considered part of the area a. Club Mark (badge) • Must not exceed 10 square inches (64.52 square centimetres) • Must be positioned on the left chest (on trousers at top of leg) • Only one club badge may be used on each playing item b. Manufacturer’s Mark • Must not exceed 6 square inches (38.71 square centimetres) • May be positioned on either the right chest or the arm (on trousers at top of leg) • Piping or tape on the inside of the collar may also feature the Manufacturer’s Mark c. Sponsor Mark on Front • Must not exceed 32 square inches (206.45 square centimetres) d. Sponsor Mark on Back • Must not exceed 20 square inches (129.03 square centimetres) • Must be positioned centred and above player’s name and number (if present) e. Sponsor Mark on Non-Leading Arm • Must not exceed 10 square inches (64.52 square centimetres) f. Sponsor Mark - Collar • Both left and right sides of the collar may be used • Each mark must not exceed 3 square inches (19.35 square centimetres) • Marks may be replicated on the underside of the collar. These must be identical in size, design and positioning to the Marks on the topside of the collar. • On shirts without a fold over collar, marks should be placed in a reasonably equivalent position near the neck. Approval of the position will be at the EC’s discretion.

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DCCL Code of Conduct

OUR LEAGUE IS COMMITTED TO UPHOLD THIS CODE OF CONDUCT. ANY PROVEN TRANSGRESSION WILL RESULT IN PENALTY.

3:1 The Code of Conduct set out below defines standards that are expected of clubs and players (see Rule J5) within the league. 3:2 All clubs and players must uphold the properly constituted rules of the league. 3:3 All clubs and players should a. Accept that cricket within the league should be played in a competitive manner at the highest possible level of conduct and sportsmanship thereby providing enjoyment and comradeship for all concerned. b. Accept that they are responsible for ensuring that the spirit & laws of the game are upheld. Prime responsibility rests with the captain, particularly on the field of play, in the pavilion, and in any other connection with the game. In addition, positive action is required by the club to set the standards of behaviour expected of players. For this reason clubs & captains may be liable to disciplinary action for offences committed by club players. c. Positively discourage the following examples of bad sportsmanship/ill-discipline: i. Showing dissent at decisions by the umpires (whether league-appointed or club nominees). Verbal dissent will not be tolerated and if proven will always result in at least suspension. Other forms of dissent (e.g. gesture, look or action) are equally unnecessary. ii. Making disparaging remarks about the umpires. Again such proven incidents will result in at least suspension. iii. Fielders making ridiculous appeals. iv. Sledging. In this context, sledging is defined as any disparaging remark made to or about, players of the opposite side on the field of play. Particular care is necessary with remarks intended to encourage the bowler. v. Unruly behaviour on and off the field of play. vi. Foul or obscene language, or spitting. vii. Any action that could be construed as unfair play. 3:4 In certain circumstances the captain may be required to take action against a player or players, particularly if requested to do so on the field of play by an umpire. In dealing with reported incidents of indiscipline, clubs will be expected to follow the ECB Model Disciplinary Rules for clubs within a league or the DCCL Disciplinary procedure. 3:5 Clubs should aim to select players for all teams on merit. It is not within the spirit of the league to artificially strengthen or weaken teams to achieve promotion, avoid relegation, or gain other advantage. For the avoidance of any doubt, this includes the movement of players into a club’s lower teams when one or more of their higher team’s scheduled fixtures on the same day is cancelled or abandoned. 3:6 Clubs should strive to attain the highest possible standards of excellence in respect of grounds and facilities.

GDPR Policy

The DCCL will process personal communications data (received from your club) for the purposes of:

o Your Club Administration and identification purposes o Enabling communication by Clubs and The League (including the GPD Committee) o Match day ground fitness communications, fixtures and results

We will disclose the personal contact data of Club Chairs and Club Secretaries in the form of their provided phone number and e-mail address. We will also disclose the personal data in the form of their provided phone number of each Team Manager (Ground Fitness) in The League Handbook (published online on DCCL play-cricket, and in hard copy)

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Ground, Pitch and Facility Guidelines with Assessment Criteria

M = Minimum Requirement (see note 1) O = Recommendations Optimum (see note 2) A+: Premier & Division 1 A: Divisions 2-3 B: Divisions 4-6 C: Divisions 7 & below

CATEGORY A+ A B C ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLAYING AREA Pitch Please refer to DCCL Handbook’s rules as necessary for additional Suitable for this level of cricket M M M M information* True & Predictable Bounce (note 3) M M M O Correctly Marked M M M M DCCL Management Committee Statement Remarked during interval M M O O The DCCL Management & Grounds Committee is aware that many clubs Membership of the DGA M M M M are on council land and there may be issues that need to be addressed Square and require consultation with the relevant local authority. The DCCL Well Maintained & in Good Condition M M M O Grounds Committee will make their best endeavours to meet with club Cut within 48 hrs of each match M M M O representatives and council officials on ground improvement issues to Used pitch ends repaired/made level M M O O enable them to meet the requirements in this document. Outfield The DCCL Grounds Committee will provide councils with the relevant Well maintained and drained M M M O guidelines for ground standards and consult with them on why the league Closely mown & no excessive grass cuttings M M M O is requiring the improvements and assist in the process. (note 4) No holes, ruts or other hazards M M M M Note1 - Minimum Requirement: Boundary However, it is a requirement that if you wish to gain promotion to a Marked with rope (min 20mm diameter) M O O O higher division you need to obtain the relevant grade. Clearly marked with white line or rope n/a M M M Markers every 20yds (if line used) n/a M M M Note 2 - Recommended Optimum: Min. 50yds from pitch (35% exempt) M O O O As stated there is a ‘Recommended Optimum’ not a required minimum. Min. 35yds from match pitch (note 4a) n/a M M O Sight Screens Note 3 - Pitch: Provided at both ends of the ground M M M O Pitch, Ground ratings and Facilities (see Section G2)* Can bowl over/round without moving M O O O In this category clubs must also attain the minimum pitch pass marks Suitable size and in good condition M M M O contained in the existing league rules: DGA – Derbyshire Groundsmen’s Positioned before start of play M M M O Association (see section G6) * Ropes, if within playing area (note 5) M M M M Fully outside playing area (note 5) M M M M ECB Pitch Assessment; To be conducted if required by the Premier League or DCCL Management – subject to pitch assessment markings. GROUND - GENERAL

Covers 80’ x 12’, well maintained (note 6) M M O O Note 3b – Artificial Pitches and covers: (see section D5)*

Sawdust & towels available M M M O Note 4: Outfield Extra covers for run ups/old pitches O O O O There should be no excessive grass cuttings (dependent upon weather Other drying aids e.g. waterhog etc O O O O conditions) Score-box / Scoring Facilities

Displays min. required info (note 7) M M M M Note 4a: Boundary: Good comms. between officials (7) M M M M Minimum 5 pitches required with 50 yard boundary (up to 35% Clean, tidy and adequate for purpose M M M M exemption applies) Numbrs accessible & in working order M M M M

Visible from pavilion/players area O O O O Note 5: Sight Screens inside the Playing Area Separate accommodation M M O O ▪ If Sight Screens are within the playing area they should be roped off to Lighting & Heating M M O O accommodate over / around the wicket when moveable without the Radio Communications O O O O boundary being changed. Competent scorer (Premier-Div 3) M M O O ▪ Sightscreens: Law 19: “Under no circumstances can screens be Acknowledgement Light M O O O inside the boundary”. The boundary must be marked so that it goes Equipment around the front of the screens) thus ensuring that they are not within Roller available during the match M M O O the boundary (Boards placed in front of the sightscreens are no longer Light roller – 5cwt-10cwt (Ground Prep. Only) M M O O optional under the Laws of Cricket). Heavy roller – min 30cwt (Ground Prep. Only)

M M O O Note 6 – Covers Practice Facilities The provision of covers can be either by roll on – roll off covers or Nets available for mid-week & colts M M O O alternatively the use of suitable sheeting that can be pinned down. Grass / artificial nets in good condition M O O O

Nets available for teams - match days O O O O Note 7 – Score-Box: Car Parking ▪ Minimum information means – Runs, Overs, Wickets and First Innings Adequate parking (min 35) available M O O O Total are displayed. Optional (but recommended) Batsmen’s Individual Parking approaches in good condition M O O O Scores and Last Man’s Score. Spectators able to watch from cars O O O O ▪ Good Communication between umpires/scorer’s: This means an Surrounds acknowledgement light or other suitable signalling device that can be Well maintained M M O O clearly seen Ground clearly signed O O O O Seating: ‘A+’ (min 50) ‘A’ (min 30) M M O O Note 8 – Telephone: Telephone Clubs using a mobile phone must have a dedicated club mobile (A Public Telephone / mobile in working order M M M M personal mobile number is not acceptable). pto (note 8) At Grade ‘B’ and Grade ‘C’ grounds a designated person in the team must have a mobile at the match for use in an emergency.

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CATEGORY A+ A B C Bell Available to signal start/resumption of play M M O O Note 9– Bell: (note 9) A bell or an alternative warning device such as an alarm or intercom system in both dressing rooms is acceptable. Preferably, any device Clock other than a bell should be operative from the umpire’s room. Large clock suitably sited in working order M M O O

(note 10) Note 10– Clock: First Aid A clock (adequate in size) should be placed on grounds with both ‘A’+ Well stocked box available M M M M and ‘A’ Grades. This is due to the requirement for the bowling of overs Qualified First Aider available O O O O within the time limits under league rules (Rule 10). PAVILION – CLUBHOUSE

Dressing Rooms

Separate facilities for visiting teams (note 11) M M M O Note 11 – Dressing Room: Maintained in good condition ▪ This facility should be contained in one room. A+ 150ft2, ‘A’ 100 ft2, B reasonable M M M O ▪ The dressing room needs to have privacy for players and must be Suitable security & privacy (note 11) M M M O lockable (key to be given to the away captain for visiting teams) Playing area viewable (recommended) from M M M O ▪ Playing Area viewable from the dressing rooms is recommended by dressing rooms M M M O the ECB but this may not be possible if the local authority are building - New Build Only (See note 11) the structure (Only applies to New Buildings) Easy access from playing area M M M O

Sufficient seating O O O O Note 12 – Showers Suff. bag storage & clothes hooks M M M O Grade ‘B’ Grounds should have a minimum of two showers (Away Team) Lighting M M O O one shower (Home Team) Heating M M M M All showers must comply with health regulations and should have Both Male & Female Dressing Rooms O O O O regular water tests (where appropriate). O O O O

Showers Note 13- Umpires Room: Clean, hygienic & private (note 12) M M M M ▪ The umpire’s room must be lockable and not used for storage or any Min. 2 per team (‘A+’ & ‘A’ - Note 12) M M M O other purpose. The key must be in the possession of the umpires With Hot & cold water M M M M throughout the duration of the match. Adjacent to dressing rooms M M M O ▪ All grounds must have an umpire’s room which is suitable and Umpires’ Room adequate for purpose. It is recommended that Grade A+ should be 28 Separate & secure room (note 13) M M M O ft2 and Grade ‘A’ 20 ft2 Similar standard to players’ room M M M O ▪ Clubs with two Grounds on their main ground should provide an Private access to shower O O O O umpires room suitable and adequate for purpose (recommended room Seating/clothes hanging facilities M M M O size 40ft2’) Shower with hot & cold water O O O O Wash hand basin - hot & cold water M M O O Note 14 – Hospitality: Lighting M M M M ▪ In a new build or planned extension. Grade ‘A’+ and Grade ’A’ Clean & decorated M M M O should have seating / table space to accommodate 30 persons (24 Adequate size (see note 13) M M M O players, 2 umpires, 2 scorers and 2 team managers/club officials). Hospitality ▪ Grade ‘B’ should have seating / table space to accommodate 26 Meal area adjacent & in good condition (note M M M M persons (22 players, 2 umpires and 2 scorers). 14) ▪ Grade ‘C’ a suitable area with tables and seating for the players and Meals good standard, reasonable price O O O O umpires. Adequate bar facilities O O O O ▪ Clubs are required to comply with all the necessary laws and Bar Staffed & open O O O O regulations that are required to operate the club and its facilities (These Comply with laws, legislation & regulations, M M M M include the Local Authority Regulations. Health and Safety, Risk as appropriate - Assessment, Fire Regulations, Taxation, entertainment and all the Clubs responsibility (note 14) appropriate necessary legal requirements). It is the responsibility of the Kitchen club to ensure that they have acted appropriately and reasonably in Clean, hygienic & meeting legal requirements M M M M meeting these legal requirements. (note 15) Crockery & cutlery in good condition M M M M Note 15 – Kitchen: Suitable storage & food preparation facilities M M M M All clubs are required to meet the standards of the Local Authority and (on site prep) relevant legal legislation. Toilets Clean, hygienic with wash hand basin (note M M M M Note 16 – Toilets: 16) ▪ Clubs should consider that if it is possible to install disability toilets Male/female facilities available M M M M that they should do so e.g. by adapting an existing toilet which is Accessible to spectators M M M M suitable in size or can be so adapted. Convenient M M M O ▪ If a new build or extension is planned toilets for the disabled must be Accessible toilet rolls, brushes, soap. M M M M provided. Refer to Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and Local Towels or hand drier M M M M Authority Building Regulations. Disability toilet facilities (note 16) M M M M Viewing Area Seating for players use M O O O Covered & sheltered area for players O O O O Information Team sheets available or on display M O O O Public address system available O O O O Electronic Scoring M O O O Printer (Duckworth/Lewis Print Outs) O O O O

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DCCL Constitution

1 The name of the organisation shall be The Derbyshire County Cricket League, and it may also bear the name of any title sponsor that may from time to time be obtained.

2 The aims of the organisation shall be to promote the game of cricket within the County of Derbyshire and its immediate surrounds, and to provide a framework for competitive senior cricket within that area.

3 The organisation shall have powers to: - Raise funds and apply for, invite, obtain, collect and receive contributions, grants, subscriptions, fees and otherwise - Appoint officers, who may receive an honorarium, to assist in the attainment of the aims of the organisation - Rent, lease, buy and sell services and equipment necessary to achieve the aims - Affiliate to any local or national group or association that the Executive Committee decides is appropriate, and disaffiliate from any group or organisation if continued affiliation is, in the view of the Executive Committee, against the interests of the organisation. - Establish and enforce rules to govern the conduct of the affairs of the organisation. Authority to determine these rules shall lie with the members of the organisation, and not with any external body, save that ultimate authority for the game of cricket lies with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and beyond that the International Cricket Council (ICC). - Establish and conduct a system to maintain discipline within the organisation - Do all such other lawful things as shall further the attainment of the aims.

4 Membership of the organisation shall be open to cricket clubs within the County of Derbyshire, and any such further area as the Executive Committee may from time to time determine, subject to meeting criteria laid down in the Rules.

5 The Executive Committee may terminate the membership of any member club found guilty of bringing the organisation into disrepute. The club concerned shall have the right to be heard by the Executive Committee before a final decision is made.

6 The League, and all member clubs, shall embrace the ECB Safe Hands policy on Child Welfare and any further amendments thereto.

7 The general financial year of the organisation shall be from 1st November to 31st October.

8 The colours of the organisation shall be navy blue and scarlet.

9 The badge of the organisation shall be a Tudor rose surmounted by a gold crown.

10 Alterations to the constitution of the organisation can only be made at a General Meeting. The intention to propose any such changes must be made in writing to the Secretary not later than 28 days prior to the General Meeting. Alterations must be supported by a majority of not less than two thirds of the votes cast.

11 A motion to dissolve the organisation can only be made at a General Meeting. The intention to propose any such dissolution must be made in writing to the Secretary not later than 28 days prior to the General Meeting. Any motion to dissolve the organisation requires a two-thirds majority of the votes cast. All assets upon dissolution shall go to either a relevant cricketing body within Derbyshire or a registered charity.

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Section A – League Committees, Officials and Administrative Information

(A1) The League 1:1 The League shall consist of as many clubs as shall be decided by the League Executive Committee. 1:2 All member clubs must be members of their County Cricket Board & shall affiliate to the Derbyshire Cricket Board through the League.

(A2) The Executive Committee 2:1 An Executive Committee (hereinafter referred to as the EC) consisting of a maximum of 16 elected members, together with appointed Officers and Life Members, shall manage the affairs of the organisation. Each elected member of the EC shall serve for a period of four years. 2:2 Four elected members may each present themselves annually for re-election at the Annual General Meeting. In the case of no more than the required number of members annually being nominated, those nominated shall be declared elected without a ballot. In the case of a tie between two or more candidates, the Chairman shall exercise his casting vote. 2:3 The EC shall, at the Committee meeting following the Annual General Meeting, appoint a Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Disciplinary Secretary from within the elected members. The Chairman shall preside at all meetings; in his absence at any meeting, authority shall pass to the Vice-Chairman, and in his absence the EC shall elect, by a simple majority, a voting member to act in their stead. 2:3:1 The Disciplinary Secretary shall be responsible for all aspects of the disciplinary process. 2:4 The EC may grant Life Membership to individuals who have made significant contribution to the organisation. 2:5 Any elected member who fails to attend three consecutive meetings without reasonable excuse shall forfeit their seat. 2:6 Any elected member who fails to attend 50% of EC meetings (including General Meetings) in any year (A.G.M. to A.G.M.) without reasonable excuse shall forfeit their seat. 2:7 The EC may fill any casual vacancy that occurs, and any person thus appointed shall serve until the conclusion of the term of the member that they are appointed to replace. 2:8 The EC shall, at the Committee meeting following the Annual General Meeting, appoint a League Secretary, Treasurer, Umpires Secretary, Player Registrar and Press Officer in order to conduct the affairs of the organisation, to serve for a period of one year. Such Officers shall not concurrently serve as elected members. 2:9 All elected members, Life Members and Officers shall have full voting rights at all meetings, including General Meetings, with the Chairman to have an additional casting vote in the event of a tied vote on any matter. Proxy votes are not allowed. 2:10 The EC shall meet at least once in each calendar month. The quorum for such meetings shall be 12 members. 2:11 Nominations for membership of the EC may be made by a member club, a member of the EC, the Derbyshire branch of the ECBACO or the County Board. Nominations from clubs must be submitted by the Chairman, Secretary or official email contact of that club. All such nominations must be seconded by one of those parties. Nominations must be submitted to the League Secretary in writing by the 30th November each year and such nominations to be included on the agenda for the Annual General Meeting. 2:12 The EC may remunerate any official such sum as it may from time to time think fit. 2:13 The EC shall be empowered to deal with any matter not provided for by the rules and constitution of the organisation, and its decision shall be final.

(A3) EC Sub Committees and Disciplinary Appeals Panel 3:1 The EC may establish such sub-committees as it feels is necessary to achieve the aims of the organisation; the EC shall elect a chairman of each sub-committee, or empower the sub-committee to do so from its members. 3:2 The Chairman, League Secretary, and Treasurer shall be ex-officio members of all such sub-committees and shall be empowered collectively to approve a spending level of up to two hundred and fifty pounds only (£250) at the request of the sub-committee in the event of an emergency. All expenditure shall be ratified at the next full EC meeting. 3:3 The EC shall have the power to co-opt non-EC members on to any sub-committee; such co-opted members will have voting rights on the relevant sub-committee only. 3:4 The EC will establish an independent Disciplinary Appeals Panel on which no member of the EC will serve, although the Disciplinary Secretary will act as the non-voting secretary to the Panel.

(A4) General Meetings 4:1 All member clubs must attend and may vote at General Meetings. Each member club shall have one vote for each team in membership of the organisation at the time of the meeting. All votes shall be decided by means of a simple majority of the votes cast. The quorum for any General Meeting shall be two-thirds of the clubs in membership and with voting rights at the time of the meeting. Proxy votes are not allowed. A roll call may be taken at any time during the meeting 4:2 At least 14 days notice of any General Meeting shall be given to all Members and Officers, and the League Secretary shall furnish all Members and Officers with a copy of the agenda and any other information pertinent to the meeting 4:3 The Annual General Meeting shall be held not later than January 31st in any given year. The purpose of the meeting shall be to: • Receive and adopt the Annual Accounts • Receive the Annual Report of the EC • Elect a President and Vice-Presidents • Elect members to the EC from those duly nominated to the Secretary • Consider any motions duly put before the meeting

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• Appoint an appropriate person to independently examine the Accounts 4:4 The EC may call a Special General Meeting; at least 28 days notice of such meeting shall be given to all Members and Officers, and the League Secretary shall furnish all Members and Officers with details of the business to be discussed at the meeting. Additionally the League Secretary shall, within 28 days of receiving a written request to do so, detailing the business to be discussed and signed by no less than ten of the member clubs, call a Special General Meeting, and furnish all Members and Officers with details of the business to be discussed at the meeting. 4.5 The April Distribution Meeting is deemed to be a General Meeting and requires mandatory club attendance. The July Distribution Meeting is mandatory for attendance by clubs with items to collect.

(A5) Rule amendments 5:1 A General Meeting shall normally be held once a year, and not later than November 30th in any given year, to determine the rules of the organisation for the following year from that date until the next such meeting 5:2 These rules may not be changed except by resolution of a General Meeting supported by a straight majority of the votes cast. 5:3 Authority to determine the rules of the League shall lie with the members of the League and not with any external body. Decisions on any proposed amendments to the rules shall be taken by the members at General Meetings in accordance with Rule B2:2. 5:4 In the event that the League receives a communication from the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) or the Derbyshire Cricket Foundation (DCF) that is described as a directive, the EC shall take the following action: a. As soon as is reasonably practical, the EC shall consider the “directive” and decide whether it should be followed in the League. b. In the event that the EC concludes that the “directive” should be followed, it shall have the authority to introduce an immediate change to the rules without reference to the membership, giving formal effect to the “directive” on a temporary basis. Clubs must be advised of any such amendment and how it will be implemented, before the changes take effect. c. Any amendment made in this way shall be temporary in nature, lasting for a maximum of one cricket season. The “directive” shall then be put to the membership for a decision at the subsequent Rules Revision or Annual General Meeting. d. The league membership shall have the power at a General Meeting to accept, amend or set aside the “directive” that has been received. The above procedure shall apply to all “directives” that are received from the ECB/DCF. The EC may, at its own discretion, apply the procedure to other communications of an advisory nature that are received from the ECB/DCF. 5:5 All proposals for rules amendments and/or new rules must be received by the League Secretary in writing not later than the 30th September each year. Such proposals may be made by a member club, the Derbyshire ACO or by the EC. Proposals from clubs must be submitted by the Chairman, Secretary or official email contact of that club and seconded by the Chairman, Secretary or official email contact of another member club. 5:6 Any Club proposing an amendment to the rules must attend the meeting where it is to be voted upon to present their proposal; should they fail to attend, their proposal will be considered withdrawn. 5:7 At the discretion of the meeting, minor changes in the wording of a proposal may be accepted. 5:8 The Premier Division Playing Conditions (Section D) are subject to separate agreement of the Premier Division clubs at the time of any proposed changes to those playing conditions.

EC Meetings 2021-2022

Monday 4th January Monday 1st February Monday 1st March Monday 29th March

Monday 26th April Monday 7th June Monday 5th July Monday 2nd August

Monday 6th September Monday 4th October Monday 1st November Monday 6th December

Monday 10th January 2022

Complement of the League Meeting

Monday 1st November

ADVERT HERE

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Section B – Club Officials and Mandatory Administration (B1) Club Officials 1:1 Clubs shall notify the League Secretary of all their appropriate club officials etc. on the form provided each year by the League. 1:2 Failure to do so by the 31st December or failure to notify the League Secretary of any subsequent changes of officials etc. will result in an automatic Level 2 fine. 1:3 Every Club must appoint a Club Welfare Officer who is DBS cleared and trained in accordance with ECB and DCF Club Welfare requirements. It is the responsibility of the club to inform the League Welfare Officer of the dates on which that person’s qualifications expire, and notify any changes to the holder of that position. Failure to do so will result in the imposition of an automatic Level 2 fine. (a) All CWOs in post at Week 1 of a season must be fully qualified, as sufficient courses will be available during the winter/spring months. (b) If a new CWO is appointed after the season starts then that person must complete a DBS Application and submit it immediately; and complete the Safeguarding & Protecting Children qualification within 4 weeks (these can be taken locally under Sports UK). The Safe Hands Course (cricket specific) must be taken at the earliest opportunity. Once a new CWO is appointed it is the responsibility of the club to liaise with another club, within close locality to ‘piggy back’ with a fully qualified CWO or appoint a person who has the full qualifications. Any club failing to comply with either of the situations above shall be deducted 5 points on a weekly basis until such compliance is achieved. It is strongly recommended that all clubs have two fully qualified persons, a CWO and a Deputy (ECB Coaches are good deputy CWOs as they must hold the same qualifications). Clubs failing to respond to requests for information from the DCCL Welfare Officer within 7 days shall receive a Level 1 fine which shall rise as per the rules up to £10.00 and then 5 point deductions. 1:4 Every Club must have an active website on the ECB play-cricket network. Such site must contain as a minimum at least two current contacts for the club, and details of the ground(s) that they play on, including a postcode. 1:5 All clubs must maintain in the About Us section and in the Teams area on their play-cricket site an accurate list of their current officials and captains. Such list must include an email address for the Secretary, Fixture Secretary, Welfare Officer(s), Website Administrator(s) and team captains. Where available, details should also be given for Chairman and Treasurer.

(B2) General Meetings 2:1 The Secretary shall give all member clubs at least twenty-one days’ notice of General Meetings together with a copy of the Agenda. 2:2 Each club has the power to vote at General Meetings on the basis of one vote per team and EC members shall be entitled to one vote each. All decisions shall be by a simple majority of the votes cast, with the exception of any change to the structure of the League above the lowest two tiers where at least 75% of the votes cast must be in favour. The Chairman shall have an additional casting vote in all situations. 2:3 Clubs not attending the General Meetings of the League as defined in Rule A4 shall incur an automatic Level 2 fine on each occasion. No business may be voted upon at any General Meeting other than that for which notice has been given. 2:4 An Extraordinary General Meeting shall be called by the League Secretary within twenty eight days of the receipt by them of a written request so to do, signed by ten clubs and setting out the business to be transacted at the meeting. 2:5 Any club failing to attend two General Meetings in a calendar year, or two General Meetings successively, will be required to attend a meeting of the League General Purposes and Disciplinary Committee to explain its actions and may be subject to an additional penalty.

(B3) Fixtures 3:1 The season shall start at the Complement of League meeting (usually held in September) of the previous year. As soon as possible after that meeting, the Fixtures Secretary will provide each team with a list of fixtures for the season. 3:2 Clubs must confirm their receipt and acceptance of the fixtures to the Fixtures Secretary by the means notified within 7 days of notification. Failure to do so will incur an automatic Level 2 fine. 3:3 Clubs must notify any amendments to their fixtures no earlier than the 1st November and no later than the 7th November to the Fixtures Secretary in writing. Failure to do so will incur an automatic Level 2 fine. 3:4 After the 7th November fixtures, both League and Cup, may only be altered with the permission of the EC. Such permission must be requested in writing, to the League Secretary by both clubs concerned and will only be granted in extenuating circumstances. 3:5 Minimum penalty for withdrawing after initial publication of fixtures shall be an automatic Level 3 fine. 3:6 No fixture to be altered, except by consent of the Fixtures Secretary, with reference to the EC as thought necessary, otherwise the defaulting club or clubs will incur an automatic Level 2 fines 3:7 By mutual agreement between clubs, and with the approval of the EC, home games for teams below 2nd XI level or in the lowest two tiers may be played on days other than those published in the schedule. However, no individual team within a club shall be permitted to rearrange more than six home League games during a season (five games in a division containing ten teams or fewer). Additionally, no team shall rearrange more than 12 games in total (ten in divisions containing ten teams or fewer). In exceptional circumstances this limit may be waived, with the approval of the EC. 3:8 NATIONAL COMPETITIONS 3:8:1 Clubs shall be entitled to initiate the rearrangement of Sunday League or Cup fixtures for their first teams, in order for them to compete in recognised national club competitions.

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3:8:2 The date for re-arrangement should be agreed by both clubs concerned; if a date cannot be agreed then the EC shall set a date. Should the EC agree that in extreme circumstances the game cannot be re-arranged then the original date shall stand. 3:8:3 All potential date changes or proposals of such should be notified to the Fixtures Secretary within seven days of the club receiving the fixture confirmation for the national competition.

(B4) League Handbooks 4:1 The League Handbook shall be published on the dccl play-cricket website. 4:2 Hard Copies of League Handbooks will be supplied based on three per club plus one per team at cost price. 4:3 Further copies are available to order at cost price. 4:4 League Panel umpires shall be provided with one copy each free of charge.

(B5) Umpires 5:1 Panel Umpires will be allocated by the League and, provided the match starts, will be paid expenses in line with the table below: Match Type Where two league umpires are appointed One league umpire appointed for both ends Scheduled 50 Overs £50 each with a tea / £53 each without a tea £75 with a tea / £78 without a tea Scheduled 45 Overs £40 each with a tea / £43 each without a tea £60 with a tea / £63 without a tea Scheduled 40 Overs £40 each with a tea / £43 each without a tea £60 with a tea / £63 without a tea £35 each for one game in a day, £50 for two £52.50 for one game in a day, £75 for two Scheduled T20 games in a day, £60 for three games in a day games in a day, £90 for three games in a day £35 each for one game in a day, £50 for two £52.50 for one game in a day, £75 for two Scheduled 100-Ball games in a day, £60 for three games in a day games in a day, £90 for three games in a day

5:2 Umpires shall be provided with a free tea. When clubs fail to provide a free tea, they will pay £3.00 in lieu. 5:3 The payment of umpires’ expenses shall be shared by both clubs and shall be made before or during the tea interval. The umpires shall be entitled to delay the restart of the game until such payment is made, and the team or teams responsible for such delay shall be liable to the penalties in Rule D2. 5:4 If a match which has not been cancelled prior to the scheduled start time is subsequently not started, the umpire shall receive half of the match expenses. 5:5 In the event of a match not being started owing to rain or the condition of the ground, but the appointed umpires not having been informed of the cancellation, arrive at the ground at the agreed time of start, they will be paid the full expenses applicable for the game. 5:6 In all games where League umpires are appointed and attend, the appointed umpires jointly will be responsible for providing by approved means an Umpires Report to the Secretary. 5:7 All such reports must be received by the Secretary within five days of the match concerned. 5:8 Persistent failure to submit the appropriate report within five days will be reported to the Derbyshire ACO who may take relevant action under their own procedures. 5:9 Guidelines on Club Umpires In an ideal world Panel umpires would cover all games, but as everyone is aware we can only cover down to Division 5 level on most Saturdays. In the absence of Panel Umpires clubs need to make their own arrangements. One possibility is that clubs have nominated Club Umpires who will umpire for one of their, usually lower division, teams on a regular basis. Such umpires must be officially notified to the Umpires’ Secretary and will receive a number, which will be 200+ to signify a Club Umpire. The opposing side cannot refuse to allow a Club Umpire to stand. Club Umpires cannot insist on standing at the non-striker’s end throughout nor can they be required to do so. Club Umpires have the same duties and responsibilities as Panel Umpires except that they cannot issue Minor Misdemeanours. They can make disciplinary reports and will be supported by the League in the same way as Panel Umpires; they should be shown the same courtesy and respect in accordance with the Code of Conduct. Any financial arrangement is between the Club Umpire and the club that they represent. Opposing clubs are not responsible for any payment to Club Umpires although they could offer some payment if they so wished. Club Umpires are entitled to a free tea where teas are provided. Some individuals start umpiring as Club Umpires and enjoy it to the point that they become Panel Umpires. The League does wish to encourage more people to take up umpiring either as Panel or Club Umpires. Anyone interested should contact the Umpires’ Secretary, who would be happy to discuss the possibilities available. You do not need to be available every week in order to umpire and initially, at least, you do not need to have undergone umpire training.

Minimum standards for players standing as umpires: • Under-16s should not normally stand as umpires, and should not stand at the non-striker’s end unless completely unavoidable. • Players acting as umpires should be suitably attired; they should wear a white shirt, white coat/jacket and dark trousers to distinguish them from the fielding side. • Players acting as umpires shall not engage in any distracting activity, such as, but not restricted to, using mobile phones, music players etc.

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• Any dissent or abuse directed at a player standing as an umpire will be treated in a similar manner to that of a League-appointed or Club umpire. • Players standing with a League-appointed (NOT club) umpire should consult with that umpire on matters of law and league rule, or where clarification is required • Where a League-appointed (NOT club) umpire is standing with a player, they should have the ultimate decision on matters of law and league rule, but should not interfere in matters of judgement.

(B6) Scorers 6:1 For matches in Premier and Divisions 1 to 3, a deduction of 3 points shall be made from a team’s total if a competent scorer, additional to those persons playing in the game, is not available for the complete duration of both innings. 6:2 A competent scorer is considered to be a person who: • Has basic knowledge of the Laws of Cricket • Has basic knowledge of scoring procedures • Has a knowledge of umpires’ signals and is able to communicate appropriately with umpires • Is able to identify all individual players of the team for which they are scoring 6:3 Scorers must sit side by side, so that proper communication and checking can be maintained, and clubs should ensure that distractions such as players or third parties not relevant to the scoring of the game are not allowed. 6:4 It would normally be expected that a competent scorer would be scoring on a regular basis and is likely to be aged 13 or over. 6:5 In the Premier Division and Division 1, the use of an electronic scoring system is mandatory. PCS Pro (with the latest DLS release) is the preferred system.

(B7) Reporting Requirements 7:1 RESULTS AND TEAMS 7:1:1 The home club shall be responsible for the communication to the Secretary of the result, scores, points awarded and such other details as have been specified by the EC, including those for scheduled matches abandoned or not played, by means approved by the EC, no later than 9.00am on the day following the match. All clubs are to notify those details as soon as possible after the outcome of the game is known. 7:1:2 Failure to fulfil the above rule will result in a Level 1 fine. If the details are not received by 10:30 am on the day following the match, then any fine applicable will be doubled. If the details are not received by 12 noon on the day following the match, then an additional Level 2 fine will be imposed. 7:1:3 Both home and away clubs are responsible for verifying that the correct number of points awarded are reported. 7:1:4 Any dispute regarding the number of points awarded will be resolved by reference to the reports and scorecards submitted. 7:1:5 Each club’s official must complete a list of his team’s players, stating first and last names, in each match started on the team card provided by the League. Such team cards are to be sent electronically by the home club to be received by the Results Secretary, by means approved by the EC no later than 72 hours after the scheduled start of the match. Failure to submit the team card by the deadline will result in a Level 1 fine. 7:2 SCORECARDS 7:2:1 The home club in Premier and Division 1 matches shall enter all match details on to their Play-Cricket website not later than 24 hours following the scheduled start of the match. In matches played in Division 2 and below, the home club shall enter all match details on to their Play-Cricket website not later than 60 hours following the scheduled start of the match. 7:2:2 Failure to fulfil the above rule will result in a Level 1 fine. In addition, if the details supplied on the website for the team concerned are incomplete or incorrect in any way, then the home club shall incur a Level 1 fine. 7:2:3 The away club shall check and confirm all match details on their play-cricket website not later than 84 hours following the scheduled start of the match. 7:2:4 Failure to fulfil the above rule will result in a Level 1 fine. In addition, if the details on the website for the team concerned are incomplete or incorrect in any way, then the away club shall incur a Level 1 fine.

7:3 ASSESSMENTS 7:3:1 Both clubs shall provide by approved means such assessments as required by the EC to the Secretary no later than 72 hours after the scheduled start of the match. 7:3:2 Failure by a club to submit a report by this deadline will result in a Level 1 fine. In addition, if the details supplied are incomplete or incorrect in any way, then the club responsible shall incur a Level 1 fine. 7:3:3 The home club should use the appeals procedure (Rule G4:3) if it is believed that they have been unfairly marked. 7:4 DISCIPLINARY MEASURES 7:4:1 Persistent failure, regarded as a failure by any team to meet the requirements of rules 7.1 to 7.3 above on more than 2 occasions in the course of a season, shall automatically render the offending club liable to attend a disciplinary hearing at which points deductions, if found guilty, will be levied under rule J5, relating to club corrective actions and penalties.

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(B8) Protests 8:1 A protest is a matter which materially affects the outcome of any match under the auspices of the league. 8:2 Any club lodging a protest must do so in writing; a £20 deposit shall be added to their annual account for each protest and retained should the protest not be upheld. 8:3 The letter/e-mail and deposit must be received by the League Secretary and copied to the Disciplinary Secretary within seven days of the match concerned. Failure to meet this deadline will render the protest or claim invalid. Any such protest must be submitted by the Chairman or Secretary of the club (via an official email contact if necessary) making the protest, except where an individual is in dispute with his own Club as per Rule B9. 8:4 All protests shall be dealt with by the General Purposes and Disciplinary Committee. 8:5 Protests may be referred to the General Purposes and Disciplinary Committee or dealt with in an appropriate manner as determined by the EC.

(B9) Player/Club/League disputes 9:1 Each club shall have a formal disciplinary procedure, preferably based on the model ECB procedure for discipline within clubs, or on the DCCL disciplinary procedure. 9:2 Should a player have a grievance with the outcome of a club disciplinary process (hearing AND appeal), then they may ask the League to act as an independent arbiter.

(B10) Joining and Leaving the League 10:1 NEW CLUBS 10:1:1 Applications to join the League must be submitted in writing to the League Secretary by June 30th each year, subject to EC discretion and exceptional or extenuating circumstances and permission being granted by the applicant club’s current League 10:1:2 The EC will investigate the merits of the application including status, financial standing, administrative structure, pitch, ground and facilities, after which a decision will be made on whether or not the application shall be accepted. 10:1:3 The EC will not consider applications from new clubs that exist outside the boundaries of Derbyshire. 10:1:4 New clubs who use rented grounds must have written confirmation from their landlords that they have priority use of the ground they propose to use for cricket within the league. 10:1:5 New clubs joining the League may be accepted into any Division provided they can satisfy the required standards for pitch, ground and facilities. 10:1:6 Second elevens of such clubs may be accepted into any Division up to and including Division 5. 10:1:7 Third elevens and below may only enter in Division 8 and below. 10:1:8 Additional existing teams may be relegated to facilitate the acceptance of new clubs, provided that they have been notified in writing before the commencement of the season, and subject to Rule C2:8. 10:1:9 New clubs joining the League shall commence their membership immediately following the Complement of League meeting. 10:2 NEW TEAMS 10:2:1 Applications to join the League should be submitted in writing to the League Secretary by August 31st each year. A team may be accepted after this date at the discretion of the EC. 10:2:2 The EC will consider the merits of the application, after which a decision will be made on whether or not the application shall be accepted. 10:2:3 New teams who use rented grounds must have written confirmation from their landlords that they have priority use of the ground they propose to use for cricket within the league. 10:2:4 New teams joining the League may be accepted into a Division appropriate to their proposed pitch, ground and facilities, and to the other teams within their club. 10:2:5 Second elevens may be accepted into any Division up to and including Division 5. 10:2:6 Third elevens and below may only enter in Division 8 and below. 10:2:7 Additional existing teams may be relegated to facilitate the acceptance of new teams, provided that they have been notified in writing before the commencement of the season, and subject to Rule C2:8. 10:2:8 When considering applications for a new team from an existing club to join the League, the EC shall also take into account the records of their existing teams during the previous and current season with regard to forfeiture of fixtures and under-strength teams. 10:2:9 New teams joining the League shall commence their membership immediately following the Complement of League meeting. 10:3 LEAVING THE LEAGUE 10:3:1 Clubs wishing to resign from the League must notify the League Secretary in writing by the 30th June of the year prior to the intended cessation of their membership of the Derbyshire County Cricket League. 10:3:2 Failure to do so will result in the loss of their deposit and an automatic Level 3 fine. 10:3:3 Individual teams of existing member clubs wishing to resign from the League must notify the League Secretary in writing by the 31st August of the year prior to the intended cessation of their membership of the Derbyshire County Cricket League. 10:3:4 Failure to do so will result in an automatic Level 2 fine.

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10:3:5 Any club withdrawing its 1st XI from the league citing a loss of players must provide to the league with such notice a list of the 1stXI players concerned, which must number at least seven players who have played the majority of the club’s first eleven games either during the previous or current season (if the withdrawal is after the season has started). If they are still registered with the club, then the players listed will not be allowed to represent the club again during the current and following season but their registration will remain with the club until such time as the club cancels it or they join another club.

(B11) Withdrawal from Knockout Cup Competitions 11:1 Member Clubs must compete in the League Knockout Cup Competitions, unless permission to withdraw has been obtained from the EC by the 31st August of the preceding year. 11:2 Clubs failing to comply will incur an automatic Level 2 fine. 11:3 Clubs eligible to enter the senior Cup competition who choose not to do so will incur an annual charge equivalent to a level 2 fine. 11:4 Clubs obtaining permission to withdraw must do so in ascending order of their teams’ positions in the League. 11:5 Requests for re-entry into any League Cup Competition must be made in writing to the League Secretary no later than the 31st August each year. 11:6 Any team forfeiting a League Cup match shall automatically be excluded from the following season’s competitions. Any lower teams from that club will also automatically be excluded. Re-admission to the competitions for the subsequent season will be by application under rule B11:5.

(B12) Precedence to League and Cup Competitions 12:1 Clubs must at all times give precedence to League matches and Cup Competitions organised by the League by fielding a team of the appropriate strength.

(B13) Cricket Balls 13:1 Member clubs must participate in the League Cricket Ball bulk purchase scheme. 13:2 Each club will be required to purchase a minimum number of balls: clubs with one team, 12 balls, and with two or more teams 18 balls. 13:3 Clubs failing to comply will incur a surcharge of £10.00 on their annual account. 13:4 The EC shall have the right to vary the type of ball to be used. 13:5 The official form on which the balls are ordered must be completed and returned to the League Secretary by November 30th. Clubs failing to comply will incur an automatic Level 2 fine.

(B14) Awards and Trophies 14:1 The League shall provide prize money, or equivalent, to the Champions and runners-up in each Division and for the winners and runners-up in the Knockout Cup Competitions. 14:2 All perpetual trophies are and shall remain the property of the League. They cannot be won outright. 14:3 The winners of any perpetual trophy shall be responsible for its safe keeping and must immediately report loss or damage to the League Secretary by telephone and to follow up in writing within 48 hours (if the League Secretary is not available, the report must be telephoned to the League Chairman, Vice-Chairman or Treasurer). 14:4 Should any club take any action, including failing to report as above, which invalidates the League Insurance on the trophies, they will render themselves liable for any loss or damage. 14:5 The League Secretary shall be kept informed of the whereabouts of the perpetual trophies at all times. 14:6 All perpetual trophies must be returned to the League Secretary on or before the first Distribution meeting each year and must be in a clean and presentable condition. Failure to comply without specific permission from the EC will result in an automatic Level 2 fine. 14:7 Should any action by clubs cause a claim to be made on the League Trophy Insurance, the club(s) concerned shall be liable for any Insurance excess. 14:8 The EC will be responsible for the engraving of all perpetual trophies.

(B15) Fees, Deposits and Fixed Penalty Levels, Subscriptions, Deposits and Accounts 15:1 The Annual subscriptions to be paid by each club are as follows:

Premier Division £132 Division 1 £46 Division 2 £43 NB: Annual Division 3 £40 Division 4 £37 Subscriptions for the Division 5 £34 2021 season are Division 6 £31 discounted by 50% Division 7 £28 Division 8 and below £25

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15:2 Clubs with three or more teams in membership shall pay a deposit of £100.00, those with two teams £75.00 and those with one only team £50.00. 15:3 The deposit to remain in the hands of the League until such club withdraws its membership and all such deposits shall remain separate within the League finances. 15:4 Club Accounts will be rendered to the 31st October and will be forwarded to clubs as soon as possible thereafter, to include the following year’s subscription and DCF subscription. 15:5 If the account is not paid within 21 days of issue the offending club will incur an automatic Level 2 fine, and will forfeit all voting rights at any General Meeting until so paid. 15:6 Clubs settling accounts with cheques that are not honoured by their banks shall be liable for any charges incurred.

(B16) Fixed Penalty Fine Levels 16:1 Level 1 – for each specific offence by that team within the club • First occasion - £2.50 • Second occasion - £5.00 • Third occasion - £7.50 • Fourth occasion - £10.00 • Fifth and subsequent occasions – 5 point deduction • For each delay of seven days (or other interval where specified) beyond any stated deadline, the fine will be moved to the next level on the scale. 16:2 Level 2 – for each specific offence • Each occasion - £20 • For each delay of 7 days beyond any stated deadline - £20 16:3 Level 3 • Each offence - £50

(B17) Umpires’ expenses 17:1 There shall be an annual review of umpires’ expenses carried out by a group constituted by members of the League Executive Committee and the Derbyshire ACO, which shall make recommendations to the EC. A list of umpires’ expenses are published in B5:1

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Section C – League Composition and Points System (C1) Composition of League 1:1 The League shall be divided into an appropriate number of divisions with a maximum of 12 teams in each, except in the lowest tier, where this may be varied in order to accommodate the numbers of teams in membership. 1:2 The top three tiers shall be non-regional, with North and South divisions at all other tiers. Additionally the bottom two tiers may be arranged differently by the EC in order to accommodate the numbers of teams in membership.

(C2) Promotion and Relegation 2:1 Promotion and relegation shall be decided by league positions at the end of the season and by pitch and ground ratings and any other statutory requirements. 2:2 PROMOTION AND RELEGATION 2:2:1 Promotion and relegation shall take place as follows:

Relegated Promoted Relegated Promoted Premier Division 2 2 Division 1 2 2 Division 2 3_ Division 3 North 2** 1 * plus best 2nd place _ 2** 1* Division 3 South Division 4 North 2 2** 2 2** Division 4 South Division 5 North 2 2 2 2 Division 5 South Division 6 North 2 2 2 2 Division 6 South Division 7 North 2‡ 2 2‡ 2 Division 7 South Division 8 North. 2………… 2 2 2 Division 8 South Division 9 North‡ Division 9 Central North‡ Division 9 Central South‡ Division 9 South West‡

‡ Promotion and relegation from and between these tiers and Division 8 will be subject to Rule C2:2:5; the EC will endeavour to provide all teams in these tiers with a satisfactory amount of cricket. Divisions will not comprise less than 10 teams, and movement between tiers with equal numbers of divisions will normally be 2 up and 2 down; where a lower tier has more divisions, then movement will normally be 2 up and 3 down. * The best second-placed team in the two divisions, based on clauses 2:3 to 2:7 will be promoted. Should there be an unequal number of teams in the two divisions for whatever reason, then placing will be based on average points per game. ** See Rule C2:2:3 regarding the previous year’s champions of the Derbyshire & Cheshire League, and of the Yorkshire & Derbyshire League. All promotion is subject to satisfactory pitch and ground ratings. 2:2:2 In the event of one or more teams withdrawing from a division at any time between the Complement of League meeting and the end of the subsequent season, the number of teams automatically relegated from that division shall be reduced by the same number. 2:2:3 In the event of a club withdrawing its highest team from a division at any time between the Complement of League meeting and the end of the subsequent season, one additional team shall automatically be promoted from the division that contains its highest remaining team at the end of the season. This rule will only apply if the club’s highest remaining team has itself finished the season in an automatic promotion position. 2:2:4 The champions of the above named feeder Leagues, provided they are based within the county boundaries of Derbyshire, shall each notify the League Secretary in writing, by September 30th of the current year, whether they intend to take up their place in the League for the season following the next season. Any club notifying the League of its intent to take up its place shall have its ground inspected by the League Grounds Committee as soon as possible thereafter, and must meet the appropriate League standards by the following March 31st. 2:2:5 Should a team from within the boundaries of Derbyshire and being from one of the recognised feeder Leagues accept and meet ground standards for, promotion to Division 4, then one less team shall be promoted from tier 5 and below in the following season, and one extra team relegated. This shall be done on the basis outlined in C2:3-7. Should a further team accept and meet standards then another team less shall be promoted and a further extra team shall be relegated; the champions of both legs shall be promoted and the bottom team in each leg shall be relegated. Clubs shall be notified in writing of any changes to promotion and relegation before the start of the season in which it will take place. 2:2:6 Should more than one of the teams relegated from Division 2 fall clearly into one of the geographical regions for Division 3, and only one side from that division be eligible for promotion, then one or more of the teams already in that division and closest to the other geographical region shall be moved into that region, subject to any specific and reasonable requests from other teams in that division to be placed in the other region. All such requests must be received by the League Secretary in writing before 31st August of the current season. Should there be more than one such request, then the EC shall decide which request will be granted, and their decision shall be final. 2:2:7 The lowest two tiers shall be organised into an appropriate number of divisions as decided by the EC at the Complement of League meeting. Teams will be allocated to regional divisions as appropriate, subject to any specific written requests. Promotion and

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relegation from and to this tier shall be decided by the EC at the Complement of League meeting, and notified to the clubs before the official start of the season. 2:3 League positions shall be calculated on points gained. 2:4 Should two or more teams be level on points, the team with the most wins shall be deemed to be higher placed. 2:5 If they are still level, the team with the fewest losses shall be the higher placed. 2:6 Should they still be level, the team with the most winning draws (if applicable) shall be the higher placed. 2:7 If still level, the head-to-head results shall be used shall be higher placed. 2:8 The EC will adjudicate if teams are still level after this. 2:9 No more than four teams in any Division may be relegated in any season, except where a club or individual team has been the subject of formal disciplinary action taken by the League. 2:10 The lowest team of any club forfeiting more than two League and Cup matches during a season shall be subject to re-election by the EC at the Complement of League meeting. Repeated forfeits over a season and from one season to the next will be taken into consideration as part of the re-election process, and are also likely to result in disciplinary action. 2:11 A club’s lower team(s) may participate in all Divisions up to and including Division 2, except that they must play in a lower Division than their higher team(s). At the EC’s discretion, the latter clause may be relaxed at the lowest tier of the league; however, no team shall be eligible for promotion from the lowest tier while there are higher teams from the same club still in that tier. 2:12 If one of a club’s higher elevens is relegated into the same division as one of its lower elevens, then that lower eleven shall be relegated instead of the highest placed of the teams due to be relegated from that division. 2:13 Any club withdrawing their first eleven from the League may be liable to forfeit membership of their lower elevens.

(C3) Vacancies 3:1 If for any reason there are vacancies in any division after promotions have been decided, these will be filled alternately by teams from the top five positions from the next division down in descending order and by the relegated teams in that division in descending order, subject to the provisos at C2:10. 3:2 If for any reason a vacancy should arise above the regional level of divisions, then the extra place at the higher level for the following season shall be filled by the second-placed team from the highest regional level with the most points, subject to rule C3:3. Should the teams be level, then rules C2:4 to C2:7 shall apply. In the event of the divisions not having the same number of teams, then the determining factors shall be based on average rather than absolute values. 3:3 However the EC may, at its discretion, fill a vacancy with a new club or team under Rule B10:1:4 or Rule B10:2:4.

(C4) Junior Cricket Requirements Definitions: Category A – Under 11 or lower (including Kwik) Category B – Under 12/13 (hard-ball cricket) Category C – Under 14/15 4:1 No club shall compete in the Premier Division unless they run junior sides in all three categories (including one team in category A) in recognised Leagues. 4:1 No club shall compete in Division 1 unless they run junior sides in two different categories (including one team in category A) in recognised Leagues. 4:2 No club shall compete in Division 2 or 3 unless they run at least one junior side in any of the above categories in a recognised League. 4:3 All clubs in the Premier and Divisions 1 to 3 must submit details of their junior teams, and the leagues in which they are to compete for that season, to the League Secretary by April 30th each year. Failure to do so will incur an automatic Level 2 fine, and may lead to further disciplinary action.

(C5) ClubMark Requirements 5:1 No club shall compete in The Premier Division or Division 1 unless they have a current ClubMark accreditation at the start of the season.

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(C6) Points System

6:1 RESULT POINTS

PREMIER & RESULT DIVISIONS 7-9 DEFINITIONS DIVISIONS 1-6

22 points for having No bonus points shall be awarded to the winning team.

won the toss and In divisions where the draw does not apply, a win is WIN 22 points electing to field attained by the side that scores the most runs where a

27 points otherwise result is achieved.

DRAW – score difference 1-25 runs 8-4 points The side that scores the most runs receives the most points. DRAW - score difference 26-50 runs 9-3 points In a time match a winning/losing draw can only be DRAW - score difference 51-75 runs 10-2 points obtained if the team batting second received its full balance of overs. DRAW - score difference 76+ runs 11-1 points

A Tie is a match where both teams score the same number TIE 6 points each 8 points each of runs irrespective of wickets lost.

No result is when a match is not started or when a match remains unfinished or the teams have been unable to complete the scheduled overs as laid down in Rule D3. In NO RESULT 6 points each 6 points each a No Result match all bonus points gained shall stand. This will include matches in Divisions 2 to 6 which become time games.

LOSS 0 points 0 points

6:2 Forfeit or conceded fixture: 22 points (27 points in Divisions 7-9) to the team able to play the fixture; 10 points deducted from the team forfeiting or conceding the fixture. In the event of any team forfeiting or conceding three or more League matches, a Level 3 fine will be levied for the third and each subsequent forfeit.

6:3 BONUS POINTS

Premier & Division 1 Divisions 2-6 Divisions 7-9 BATTING All Divisions BOWLING 50 runs* 100 runs 75 runs 1 point 2 wickets 1 point 100 runs* 125 runs 100 runs 2 points 4 wickets 2 points 150 runs* 150 runs 125 runs 3 points 6 wickets 3 points 200 runs* 175 runs 150 runs 4 points 8 wickets 4 points 250 runs* 200 runs 175 runs 5 points 10 wickets 5 points

6:4 No bonus points shall be awarded to a winning team. Bonus Points will only be available to losing sides, in no result games, in tied games, plus in the instance of a time game in Division 2 to 6, and in drawn games in Divisions 7 to 9. 6:5 When a batting side has fewer than eleven players and is all out the fielding side shall be awarded the maximum bowling points.

6:6 PREMIER & DIVISION 1 - If there is a delay TO THE START and overs are subsequently lost, bonus batting point targets will be recalculated pro-rata as follows, based on their new allocated overs: Run Rate Batting Points 1 run per over 1 point 2 runs per over 2 points 3 runs per over 3 points 4 runs per over 4 points 5 runs per over 5 points

Illustration of the above: Before the start the match is reduced to 35 overs per side. Batting points will then be awarded at 35, 70, 105, 140 and 175 runs. For clarity, once the match is started, bonus points will be fixed irrespective of any further delay during the match which causes a reduction of overs.

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Section D – Hours and conditions of play for league matches (D1) Fixtures 1:1 The league programme should be decided over consecutive Saturdays, starting in April and finishing in September. Movement of matches to Sundays to be agreed by the EC in the case of ground unavailability as per Rule B3:3 and as covered in Rule B3:7. 1:2 All clubs, weather permitting, must complete their fixtures on the dates as printed in the League handbook. 1:3 Fine for non-fulfilment of each fixture to be an automatic Level 2 fine in each case, unless the EC accepts extenuating circumstances preventing the match being played, plus normal travelling expenses to the visitors and umpires if the home club is at fault. Second and subsequent offences in games above the bottom two tiers will incur a 50% surcharge on the Level 2 fine. 1:4 In addition, should the visitors be at fault, then they will be responsible for any expenses incurred by the home club and umpires. 1:5 Clubs with more than one eleven in membership must fulfil the senior eleven/elevens fixtures if more than one match is being played on the same day and one or more has to be cancelled due to lack of players, unless the EC intervene.

(D2) Start times The table below shows standard & earliest start times (see D:2:5 below for bringing forward the start time) PREMIER DIVISION 1 DIVISIONS 2-6 DIVISIONS 7-9 MONTH Standard/Earliest Standard/Earliest Standard/Earliest Standard/Earliest April 12.00pm/11.00am 12.00pm/11.00am 12.30pm/11:30am 1.00pm/12:00pm May 12.00pm/11.00am 12.30pm/11:30am 1.00pm/12:00pm 1.30pm/12:30pm June 12.00pm/11.00am 12.30pm/11:30am 1.00pm/12:00pm 1.30pm/12:30pm July 12.00pm/11.00am 12.30pm/11:30am 1.00pm/12:00pm 1.30pm/12:30pm August 12.00pm/11.00am 12.30pm/11:30am 1.00pm/12:00pm 1.30pm/12:30pm September 12.00pm/11.00am 12.00pm/11.00am 12.30pm/11:30am 1.00pm/12:00pm

2:1 Late starts are to be reported by the umpires on the Match Details form, showing the reasons. 2:2 The umpires shall also inform both captains that they are making the report. 2:3 Except in cases of adverse weather conditions, late starts will be subject to the following penalties: (a) Up to 15 minutes late will incur an automatic Level 2 fine. (b) Over 15 minutes late, to be decided by the EC 2:4 Both clubs will be fined if there is no obvious offender reported by the official umpires. 2:5 In all divisions and by mutual agreement between the clubs concerned, games shall be allowed to start up to one hour earlier than the listed scheduled times. Such agreement shall be notified to the Fixtures Secretary, and where applicable the Umpires Secretary, no later than 48 hours before the original scheduled start time.

(D3) Playing conditions, weather and light delays

Table D RULE PREMIER DIV 1 DIVS 2-6 DIVS 7-9 D2 Standard Start times May - August 12.00 12:30 1:00 1:30 D2 Standard Start times April/September 12.00 12:00 12:30 1:00 D3:2:1 Scheduled Overs 50 per side 50 per side 45 per side 80 in the match D3:3:2 Time to start the last over including 2hrs45mins 3hrs15mins 3hrs15mins N/A Drinks Interval of 5 minutes (2-5 only) D3:3:2 Maximum Overs Lost 60 60 50 40 D3:3:2 Mins Lost including 20 mins for Tea 245 245 195 160 D3:4:1 Play Ceases (from the scheduled N/A (lose N/A (lose 6hrs 30mins 6 hours start) overs) overs) D3:4:10 Overs Available 50 50 45 40+unused

3:1 Matches shall be conducted in accordance with the M.C.C. Laws of Cricket except for matters specially provided for in these rules.

3:2 WHERE THE START IS NOT DELAYED BY WEATHER OR LIGHT 3:2:1 The maximum scheduled overs shall be as defined in Table D. Overs must be bowled from alternate ends. 3:2:2 In the Premier Division and Division 1, a team will not be permitted to declare its innings closed. In Divisions 2-6, a team will not be permitted to declare its innings closed except when the match becomes a Time Match as defined in D:3:5 3:2:3 The tea interval shall be of 30 minutes duration unless it does not fall between innings, in which case it shall be of 20 minutes duration.

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3:2:4 Tea should be taken between innings wherever practical subject to availability, or otherwise at the scheduled time. 3:2:5 Each side shall be allowed half of the scheduled overs for the match (an unfinished over counts as one over). 3:2:6 In divisions 7-9 the 2nd innings shall occupy the remainder of the unused overs, unless a result is achieved first. 3:2:7 In The Premier & Division 1, a time limit of 3 hours 15 minutes shall be allowed to start the 50th over, including the drinks interval. 3:2:8 In Divisions 2 to 5, the time limit is 2 hours 45 minutes to start the 45th over, including the drinks interval. 3:2:9 A variation of 3.5 minutes per over (3.75 minutes per over in the Premier Division & Division 1) shall be made if more or less than the scheduled overs are to be bowled. 3:2:10 Umpires shall make due time allowance if a second drinks interval is required in each innings, and for unavoidable stoppages caused by injury or other extenuating circumstances. 3:2:11 The umpires shall record and report on the Match Details form all overs started by the fielding side after the time allowed, and a team shall subsequently forfeit one league table point for each ‘late’ over. Additionally, in The Premier Division & Division 1, a 6 run penalty shall be awarded to the opposing side for every late over started (all penalties apply at the instant of the cut-off time). 3:2:12 The counting of overs on the scoreboard must be carried out on the basis of overs completed and not the number of overs still to be bowled. 3:2:13 The term scheduled overs shall be as defined in Table D, or as in D3:3 below, the adjusted number of overs after overs have been deducted for time lost. 3:2:14 It shall be the responsibility of the captain of the team batting second to confirm the number of overs to be bowled before the start of the innings and to convey this information to their team.

3:3 WHERE THE START IS DELAYED BY BAD WEATHER OR LIGHT

3:3:1 Overs shall be deducted from the match in line with the table below, and the remaining overs shall be divided as in D3:2:5 above, with the side batting first retaining the right to occupy half the overs. A minimum of 20 overs per side constitutes a match.

PREMIER & DIVISION 1 DIVISIONS 1-6 DIVISIONS 7-9 Mins Lost Overs lost Mins Lost Overs Lost Mins Lost Overs lost Mins Lost Overs lost 7.5 2 120 32 7 2 7 2 15 4 127.5 34 14 4 14 4 22.5 6 135 36 21 6 21 6 30 8 142.5 38 28 8 28 8 37.5 10 150 40 35 10 35 10 45 12 157.5 42 42 12 42 12 52.5 14 165 44 49 14 49 14 60 16 172.5 46 56 16 56 16 67.5 18 180 48 63 18 63 18 75 20 187.5 50 70 20 70 20 82.5 22 195 52 77 22 77 22 90 24 202.5 54 84 24 84 24 97.5 26 210 56 91 26 91 26 105 28 217.5 58 98 28 98 28 112.5 30 225 60 105 30 105 30 112 32 112 32 119 34 119 34 NB: Overs rates & timings are calculated on the 126 36 126 36 the basis of 16 overs per hour (3.75 mins/over) 133 38 133 38 in the Premier Division & Division 1, and 17 140 40 140 40 overs per hour (3.5 mins/over) in all other 147 42 Divisions. 154 44 161 46 168 48 175 50

3:3:2 If more than the number of overs/minutes defined in Table D are lost the match shall be declared no result.

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(D4) WHERE THERE IS A DELAY OF 30 MINUTES OR MORE AFTER THE START

3:4 PREMIER DIVISION & DIVISION 1 (lose overs - The DLS Method) 3:4:1 If play is delayed in the first innings, overs shall be deducted equally from each innings at a rate of one each side for every seven and a half minutes lost. 3:4:2 If play is delayed in the second innings, one over shall be deducted for every 3.75 minutes lost. 3:4:3 If at any stage there is insufficient time for the side batting second to face 20 overs, the match shall be declared No Result and 6 points will be awarded. 3:4:4 DUCKWORTH LEWIS STERN (DLS) METHOD 3:4:5 The Duckworth Lewis Stern (DLS) Method shall be used in all matches. If any match is suspended after it has started such that the number of overs available to be faced by either side is reduced from that determined when the match started, the revised target shall be computed using DLS on Play Cricket Scorer Pro. DLS print outs should be produced when rain is forecast if requested by either captain or the umpires, subject to availability. 3:4:6 If the first innings has been curtailed or had its overs reduced or if the team batting second has not had the opportunity to complete the agreed number of overs, and has neither been all out, nor has passed its opponent’s score, the following shall apply: 3:4:7 If the match is abandoned before the Close of Play, without a result having already been obtained, the result shall be decided on the DLS method computed by Play-Cricket Scorer Pro, provided a minimum of 20 overs have been bowled to the side batting second (at which point the DLS Par Score takes effect). 3:4:8 If, due to suspension of play, the number of overs in the innings of the side batting second has to be revised, their revised target score shall be calculated by the DLS Method. With the DLS Method, an integral target will be set for the team batting second with one run less than this target resulting in a Tie. 3:4:9 A match cannot be won on the DLS method unless each team has had the opportunity to bat a minimum of 20 overs, except where the batting second wins within 20 overs by virtue of reaching the revised target (not PAR) score. 3:4:10 A minimum of 20 overs per team will constitute a match, unless the team batting second has already achieved the revised Target Score, in which case the team batting second will be the winners (i.e. a result is achieved). A match cannot be won otherwise on the DLS method unless each team has faced a minimum of 20 overs. If a win has not been achieved within 20 overs and at any stage there is insufficient time for the side batting second to face 20 overs, the match shall be declared No Result and 6 points will be awarded. In such circumstances, all bonus points will stand. 3:4:11 SCORING REQUIREMENTS All matches must be scored by a competent scorer using an electronic scoring method. The preferred system is Play Cricket Scorer Pro (with the latest DLS release), which shall be used in the first instance. 3:4:12 SCOREBOARD REQUIREMENTS All clubs must be able to display a revised target either by displaying on an electronic scoreboard or using manual methods. If the revised target is displayed on an electronic scoreboard in a section normally used to display a different number e.g. “Last Man”, then both the opposing team and umpires need to be informed. 3:4:13 Where possible, a ball-by-ball Par Score will be displayed. If not, over-by-over will be sufficient. 3:4:14 The DLS Par Score shall be displayed for the 20th over of the second innings, and all subsequent overs, unless neither side wishes to have the Par Score displayed (for example, if weather conditions are set fair). 3:4:15 If the DLS Par Score (the score required to tie at the end of the over) cannot be displayed electronically or manually, scorers should radio the score to the umpires so that the par score can be communicated to both sides. 3:4:16 If, for whatever reason, electronic scoring becomes unavailable then the ECB PCS DL App shall be used as a last resort to calculate all revised scores, revised targets and par scores. Note that the PCS DL app will differ slightly from PCS Pro and the versions are therefore not identical. However, in all cases, regardless of which version of DLS is used (PCS Pro with the latest DLS release is preferred), once the revised score/target score/par scores are calculated and accepted by the officials it shall not be subject to retrospective negotiation and, in all cases, any faulty target shall stand.

3:5 (D5) DIVISIONS 2-9 (no change in overs, Time Game) 3:5:1 Where there is such a delay after the game has started there shall be no reduction in the scheduled overs; it shall become a Time Match and play shall cease at the time defined in Table D after the scheduled start. 3:5:2 Any time lost at the commencement of the game or after the interval must be made up if it was not due to bad light or weather. 3:5:3 Lost time shall be reckoned from the scheduled time of start or restart up to the commencement or re-commencement of play. 3:5:4 When a match becomes a Time Match the team batting first may declare at any time after 30 overs have been bowled. 3:5:5 If they do so, the team batting second will be allowed a maximum of the same number of balls as those received by the team batting first, provided that they are bowled within the hours allowed for a Time Match. 3:5:6 If all rescheduled overs are bowled then a normal win, draw or tie will stand. 3:5:6:1 At any stage in a time match, both captains may agree to abandon the game as a ‘no result’ and all bonus points will stand, together with 6 points for ‘no result’. 3:5:7 If the overs are not completed and a win or tie has not been achieved, the match shall be declared no result. 3:5:8 In a Time Match, if 17 or more overs remain to be bowled at the start of the final hour of play, a minimum of 17 overs must be bowled, weather or light permitting. 3:5:9 If further time is lost during the last hour due to bad light or weather, or the interval between innings occurs, one over shall be deducted from the mandatory 17 overs for every three and a half minutes (or part thereof) lost.

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3:5:10 If the number of overs/minutes defined in Table D cannot be completed in a Time Match it shall be declared no result (overs already bowled plus the time left divided by three and a half minutes).

(D6) Ground Fitness and Match Cancellations 6:1 If the captains cannot agree on fitness to start, the umpires will arbitrate, in consultation if possible with the groundsman. 6:2 Any question arising as to bad light, etc. also time of drawing stumps, is to be decided by the umpires. 6:3 The umpires are the sole arbiters of play regarding weather, ground and light, after the toss has been made. In matches where no league umpires are present, the clubs involved must have regard for the protocol on the management of such situations (see Appendix A).

6:4 CANCELLATION OF MATCHES 6:4:1 No match shall be cancelled, except with permission of both clubs concerned through their nominated match contact through verbal contact in the first instance with the nominated match contact of both clubs followed, if agreement has not been reached between those persons, by verbal contact between the two captains. For the avoidance of doubt messages left with third parties will not suffice and subsequent rules 4:4:2 to 4:4:7 inclusive must be adhered to. 6:4:2 All personal contacts concerning the cancellation of matches, including notifying the appointed umpires, must be made at least 2 hours before the scheduled time of starting and all clubs must have a point of contact up to that time. Each club shall nominate a match contact; that person shall be responsible for all communication between the two clubs on match day and for making any decision on cancellations on behalf of the club. 6:4:3 Should the home club, when wishing to cancel a match, be unable to contact the visiting club, then the match cannot be cancelled until the visiting club arrive and agree to the cancellation. The home team must be in attendance. It the two clubs cannot agree on cancellation Rules D4:4:4, D4:4:5 and D4:4:6 shall apply. 6:4:4 Should the home club fail to adhere to this procedure, the away club travel to the game and the home side do not attend, then the home club shall automatically be deemed to have forfeited the fixture. The penalties for this shall be: a. For a League match, those laid down in Rules D1:3 and C4:8 b. For a Cup match, loss of the tie and the penalty laid down in Rule B11:6 6:4:5 If the ground is unfit for play and the visiting club, having been advised of the fact, refuse to accept the cancellation, they shall be responsible for the cost of all teas and the full umpires expenses, if the appointed umpires subsequently confirm the ground unfit for play. 6:4:6 Should there be no appointed umpires, either club shall have the right to contact an official League umpire and request an inspection of the ground. If both clubs agree to call in a league umpire, then any decision made by that umpire is binding on both sides. If only one club calls in a league umpire, then any decision made by that umpire is not binding on the other side, but is advisory only. 6:4:7 The cost of teas and umpires’ expenses shall be met by the club against whom the decision is made. Good practice guidelines on cancellation of matches: In cases where the home club does not have the final say on whether the match proceeds, and the ground authority instructs that the game is cancelled, then that decision is final and binding on both teams. Should a decision on cancellation be required, the home club should invite their opponents, through their match contact, to inspect the playing area jointly. If the match contact is unavailable, then the club should nominate an alternative contact and notify their opponents of this alternative contact as early as practicably possible, especially when weather conditions are poor. Once an agreement to cancel has been reached, then that agreement cannot be revoked, and the appropriate results co-ordinator must be notified of that decision immediately. (D7) Artificial Pitches and Covers 7:1 If a grass pitch is unfit an artificial pitch may be used, providing both captains agree. 7:2 Covers may be used at any time at the request of either captain or the umpires so long as the umpires consider it safe to do so. 7:3 The permanent use of artificial pitches is not permissible above the lowest two tiers of the League. Clubs wishing to make permanent use of an artificial pitch for League and Cup matches must apply to the EC for permission to do so, in writing to the League Secretary by August 31st of the previous season. 7:4 It is the responsibility of any club using an artificial pitch on a permanent basis to notify their opponents of this, and of any restrictions on footwear which may apply as a consequence. (D8) Cricket Balls 8:1 Each team shall provide their own ball to bowl with and the umpires shall collect them before the toss is made. A spare ball in suitable condition (at least two spare balls in Premier & Division 1) shall also be provided and given to the umpires. This ball shall be of a type permissible for use in that division or Cup competition. 8:2 The EC shall specify the types of balls that may be used for each division of the League and all League Cup Competitions and may vary the specification from time to time. Clubs using non-specified types of ball will be liable to a fine of £5.00 per offence. 8:3 A new ball shall be used for each innings in all Division 1 to 3 and senior Cup competition games. 8:4 Each captain will assess their own match ball after every match and enter the type of ball used and mark given on the Match Details form. Failure to provide the type of ball and/or an assessment will result in a Level 1 fine.

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(D9) Sightscreens and lost balls 9:1 Where sightscreens are provided it shall be the responsibility of the captain of the batting side to provide any required adjustments. 9:2 Play shall not be delayed to allow such adjustment. 9:3 When the match ball is lost, it shall be the responsibility of the captain of the batting side to organise an effective search for the lost ball. 9:4 In the Premier Division and Division 1, double sightscreens shall be used. (D10) Field Placing Restrictions (Premier and Divisions 1 to 3 only) 10:1 At the instant of delivery a maximum of five fielders are permitted 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 (the fielding circle). 10:2 In the event of infringement, the either umpire shall call no ball. 10:3 The fielding circle shall be marked by painted white ‘dots’ at five-yard intervals, each ‘dot’ to be covered by a white plastic or rubber disc measuring seven inches in diameter. 10:4 ADDITIONAL FIELD PLACING RESTRICTIONS FOR PREMIER & DIVISION 1 For the first 10 overs (or first 20% of a reduced overs game, rounded to the nearest whole number) a maximum of two fielders are permitted outside the fielding circle at the instant of delivery.

(D11) Bowling Restrictions 11:1 OVERS IN EACH INNINGS 11:1:1 No bowler shall bowl more than 24% of the total scheduled, or recheduled overs for the innings (as rounded in table A below). 11:1:2 In the event of the team batting first being bowled out, the number of overs available to each bowler in the second innings shall be the same as that at the start of the first innings. 11:1:3 Divisions 2-9 only - In the event of the team batting first declaring its innings closed in a game not subject to rule D3:4:4 and D3:4:5 (Time Games) the number of overs available to each bowler shall be calculated from the table below, based on the number of overs to be bowled in the second innings. 11:1:4 Divisions 2-9 only - In the event of the team batting first declaring its innings closed under rules D3:4:4 and D3:4:5 (Time Games), the number of overs available to each bowler in the second innings shall be the same as that at the start of the first. 11:2 The current ECB Directives for Junior players shall apply to all cricket played under the auspices of the League. 11:3 Any part overs bowled under these circumstances shall count as a whole over towards a bowler’s allocation.

Table A

Overs Bowler Overs Bowler 50 12 34 8 49 11 33 8 48 11 32 7 47 11 31 7 46 11 30 7 45 10 29 7 44 10 28 6 43 10 27 6 42 10 26 6 41 10 25 6 40 9 24 5 39 9 23 5 38 9 22 5 37 9 21 5 36 8 20 4 35 8

11:3:1 (Premier & Division 1) In matches where the overs are reduced after the start and it has been found that, upon resumption, the bowler has already exceeded their revised allowance, they shall be permitted to finish the over in progress only. This table shall apply to both innings even if it is found to have retrospectively allowed bowlers in the first innings a greater number of overs (before an interruption occurred).

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11:4 THE BOWLING OF FAST SHORT PITCHED BALLS 11:4:1 The provisions of Law 41.7.1, 41.7.2 and 41.7.3 shall apply. 11:4:2 PREMIER & DIVISION 1: In addition, there shall be no more than two deliveries per over that passes, or would have passed, above shoulder height of the striker standing upright at the crease. The umpire shall make it clear to the bowler and the batsmen at the wicket when a delivery within the limit has been bowled. Each subsequent delivery shall be called ‘no ball’ and the warning procedure in Law 41.7 enforced.

11:5 WIDE BALLS (PREMIER AND DIVISIONS 1 to 3 ONLY) 11:5:1 Umpires are instructed to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation in regard to Law 25.1 (Wide Ball). 11:5:2 Every ball down the leg side not contacting the batsman or his equipment shall be called wide except in the instance of EXCESSIVE MOVEMENT by the batsman allowing the umpire to see the leg stump and thus able to judge that the ball passes very close to that stump. 11:5:3 As a guide to the umpires for the calling of wides on the offside, two lines 17 inches from and parallel to the return creases and extending from bowling crease to popping crease shall be marked in blue at each end of the pitch.

(D12) Penalty Runs 12:1 The award of penalty runs under any clause of Law 41 (Unfair Play) shall apply only in Premier and Divisions 1 to 4, the Premier & senior Cup competitions and the Bayley Cup. 12:2 The temporary and permanent suspension of players from a game under any clause of Law 42 (Players’ Conduct) shall apply only in Premier and Division 1, and the Premier and senior Cup competitions.

(D13) Teas 13.1 Home teams must inform the League Fixture Secretary no later than five weeks before the scheduled commencement of the season if teas are not to be available for the whole season, and this will be recorded in the League handbook. In circumstances where no such notice has been given and no notice recorded in the League Handbook, home teams may still inform away teams no later than 48 hours before the scheduled start of the game if teas are not available; similarly, away teams must inform home teams within 48 hours if teas are not required to be supplied. 13:2 In circumstances where teas are provided and the away team have not given notice that teas are not required, then away teams to pay for a minimum of eleven teas. 13:3 When teas are provided, the home team shall provide the official scorer of the visiting team with a tea free of charge. See also Rule B5:2 13:4 Where teas are provided, the home team shall not charge the away team more than the League recommended price for 12 teas (including the official scorer). This price shall be set annually by the EC and advised to the clubs prior to the start of the season. In exceptional circumstances, this price may be varied by the EC; in this case the clubs shall be given 7 days’ notice of such change. 13:5 Away clubs shall give the home club notice regarding any special dietary requirements no later than 48 hours before the scheduled start of the match. 13:6 If both teams attend, when not at the insistence of the away team, and the game does not start or is abandoned before 50% of the first innings is completed without tea being taken then the away club shall make full payment for tea. If tea is taken then the away club must pay the full amount. The home club shall however have the right not to invoke this rule 13:7 Where the cost for the provision of teas can be proven to have already been incurred by a host club, if the visiting club subsequently forfeits a match within 48 hours of the scheduled start of that match, the full cost of that provision shall be covered by the forfeiting club. 13:8 Rule D13:1 and D13:2 - these rules do not apply if an election prior to the season has been made, or if the required 48 hours’ notice required above has been complied with.

The Tea providing status of each team is listed in the Club Directory section of this Handbook – the following symbol shall denote a TEA PROVIDING TEAM:

IMPORTANT NOTE: In the 2021 Season, it is recognised Teas will very likely not be provided until 21st June at the earliest (the earliest date from which the UK Government hopes to end all legal limits on social contact).

Rule B5:1 (umpires expenses) – home clubs will not be required to pay umpires the £3.00 extra in lieu of no tea until such time as they are able to provide teas in accordance with the above.

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Section E – Knockout cups (E1) Competitions and composition 1:1 The Cups offered for competition shall be played for in rounds drawn by the Fixtures Secretary in liaison with the League Secretary. 1:2 The composition of each competition shall be determined annually by the EC, and notified to the clubs.

(E2) Rule Variations from League Matches 2:1 Except where specified below, all conditions pertaining to League matches shall apply to Cup matches also. 2:2 All clubs must apply annually for entry into each of the relevant competitions; the closing date for such entries shall be September 30th of the previous year. 2:3 There shall be an entry fee for each team entered; such fee shall be determined annually by the EC and notified to the clubs no later than August 31st of the previous year. The entry fees shall be used to provide prize money for the competition finalists. 2:4 Clubs shall be permitted to enter teams in relevant lower competitions without entering the appropriate higher competitions; Rule F3 will apply in full to all competitions. 2:5 The Premier and Senior Cup Competition playing conditions can be found following these rules. 2:6 The conditions applicable to all other Cup competitions can be found following these rules. (E3) Umpires 3:1 Umpires shall be appointed by the Umpires Secretary, expenses as in Rules B5:1, B5:3 or B5:5 appropriate. (E4) Cup Finals 4:1 All venues and start times for League Cup Finals shall be fixed by the EC. 4:2 The League shall provide 13 teas, without charge, to each team in League Cup Finals of more than 20 overs/side. 4:3 Umpires officiating in League Cup Finals shall receive a trophy and expenses from the League. 4:4 The start times of League Cup Finals shall be determined by the EC. 4:5 Clubs competing in League Cup Finals shall notify the League Secretary no later than seven days prior to the final if they wish to express a preference for a particular type of League-approved ball to be supplied. 4:6 The Premier Cup and Marstons Smooth Trophy shall be 40 Over competitions. 4:7 The Premier T20, County T20, Bayley Cup, Wright Cup, Harwood Cup & Lund Cup shall be 20 Over competitions. 4:8 The Jackson Cup & shall be a 100 Ball Competition.

(E5) Playing Conditions – 40 Over Cups The Laws of Cricket (2017 Code 2nd Edition - 2019) shall apply with the following exceptions: 5:1 DURATION 5:1:1 All matches will consist of one innings per side, and each innings will be limited to 40 overs. 5:1:2 A minimum of 10 overs per team will constitute a match (subject to the provisions below). 5:2 HOURS OF PLAY 5:2:1 Start times are normally 1pm (unless otherwise agreed, in which case the Fixtures Secretary and Umpires Secretary must be made aware with 48 hours notice) 5:2:2 The tea interval will be 30 minutes (20 minutes if it does not fall between innings) 5:2:3 The total match time, including the interval, should be no longer than 5 hours 30 minutes, exception given for the final over of each innings.

5:3 SESSIONS OF PLAY AND INTERVALS 5:3:1 Provided that no time has been lost (see below) the interval will be of the agreed duration commencing at the end of the innings of the team batting first. Unless tea is immediately available, if the team batting first has completed its innings at least 30 minutes prior to the scheduled interval, a 10 minute break will occur. The team batting second will commence its innings and the interval will occur as scheduled. The exception to this rule is if the side bowling first complete their overs, in which case they shall have the option of beginning their innings during the time remaining before the scheduled interval or take the interval earlier than scheduled. In the event of time being lost umpires have the discretion to reduce the length of the interval. 5:3:2 Additional Half Hour – Subject to weather and light, in the event of play being delayed or suspended for any reason other than normal intervals, the playing time shall be extended by the amount of time lost up to a maximum of 30 minutes. If the scheduled match start time is later than 1:00pm, this regulation will not apply. Otherwise, the teams may agree to dispense with this rule only by mutual consent. In such circumstances, the umpires must be notified before the start of the match. 5:3:3 Unless otherwise agreed, one interval for drinks per innings will be taken after 20 overs of the innings unless a wicket falls in the 20th over, in which case the interval will be taken immediately. The interval for drinks shall not last longer than 5 minutes in total. NB: The Drinks Interval (5 minutes) is already built in to the teams’ over rate time allowance.

5:4 LENGTH OF INNINGS 5:4:1 Uninterrupted Matches (a) Each team shall bat for 40 overs unless all out. A team shall not be permitted to declare its innings closed.

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(b) All sides are expected to be in position to start the 40th over within 2 hours 30 minutes playing time (umpires shall make due allowances for injuries and events outside of the fielding team’s control). In the event of them failing to do so, the batting side will be credited with 6 runs for every whole over that has not been bowled. All penalties in this regard will be imposed immediately the ball first becomes dead after the scheduled or re-scheduled cessation time for the innings. If the innings is ended before the scheduled or re-scheduled cut off-time, no over rate penalty shall apply. If the innings is interrupted, the over-rate penalty will apply based on the re-scheduled cessation time for that innings. 5:4:2 Owing to any prevailing inclement weather conditions, both captains may agree, before the toss, to reduce the scheduled number of overs to be played by up to 25% (30 overs per side). Both umpires & scorers must be made aware of such a decision, in which case all other Playing Conditions will be altered accordingly.

5:5 DELAYED OR INTERRUPTED MATCHES 5:5:1 General Rearrangement of the number of overs may be necessary due to a delayed start or one or more interruptions in play as a result of adverse ground, weather or light conditions or any other reason. The timing and duration of all suspensions of play (including all intervals) or delays during the match will be taken into account when calculating the length of time available for either innings. The object shall always be to rearrange the number of overs so that, if possible, both teams have the opportunity of batting for the same number of overs. A minimum of 10 overs must be bowled to the team batting second in order to constitute a match (subject to the provisions below). The calculation of the number of overs to be bowled shall be based on a rate of 16 overs per hour in the total time available for play up to the scheduled Close of Play (normally 7:00pm). 5:5:2 Where there is a delay to the start (note 5:3:2), overs shall be deducted as in the table below: Start Delayed - Overs Lost (not including tea Interval of 20 minutes) Mins Overs Mins Overs Mins Overs Mins Overs Mins Overs lost Lost lost Lost lost Lost lost Lost lost Lost 7.5 2 52.5 14 97.5 26 142.5 38 187.5 50 15 4 60 16 105 28 150 40 195 52 22.5 6 67.5 18 112.5 30 157.5 42 202.5 54 30 8 75 20 120 32 165 44 210 56 37.5 10 82.5 22 127.5 34 172.5 46 217.5 58 45 12 90 24 135 36 180 48 225 60

5:5:3 If, owing to a suspension of play during the either innings, there is insufficient time for the team batting second to have the opportunity of batting for the same number of overs as the team batting first, they will bat for a number of overs to be calculated as in 5.5.1 above. The team batting second shall not bat for a greater number of overs than the team batting first unless the latter has been all out in less than the agreed number of overs. The object shall be, where possible, for both teams to have to opportunity to bat for the same number of overs. The deduction of overs in the first innings shall be based on the rate of 1 over per side for every 7.5 minutes in the total time available up to the close of play. The deduction of overs in the second innings shall be based on the rate of 1 over for every 3.75 minutes in the total time available up to the close of play (normally 7pm).

5:6 FIELD PLACEMENT RESTRICTIONS 5:6:1 At the instant of delivery, there shall be no more than five fielders on the leg side. 5:6:2 Two semi-circles, with a radius of 30 yards, shall be drawn on the field of play. They shall be linked by two parallel straight lines drawn on the field. The fielding restriction areas should be marked a white plastic or rubber disc measuring 7 inches in diameter. At the instant of delivery: • Powerplay 1 – no more than two fielders shall be permitted outside this fielding restriction area. In an innings of 40 overs, these are overs 1 to 8 inclusive. • Powerplay 2 – no more than four fielders shall be permitted outside this fielding restriction area. In an innings of 40 overs, these are overs 9 to 32 inclusive. • Powerplay 3 – no more than five fielders shall be permitted outside this fielding restriction area. In an innings of 40 overs, these are overs 33 to 40 inclusive. 5:6:3 In circumstances when the number of overs of is reduced in either innings, the number of overs within each phase (Powerplay) of the innings shall be reduced in accordance with the table 5:6:4 below. 5:6:4 In the event of an infringement of any of the above fielding restrictions, either umpire shall call ‘No Ball’.

5:6:5 PowerPlays Overs PPs Overs PPs Overs PPs Overs PPs Overs PPs 39 8-23-8 33 7-20-6 27 6-16-5 21 4-13-4 15 3-9-3 38 8-23-7 32 7-19-6 26 5-16-5 20 4-12-4 14 3-8-3 37 8-22-7 31 6-19-6 25 5-15-5 19 4-11-4 13 3-8-2 36 7-22-7 30 6-18-6 24 5-14-5 18 4-11-3 12 3-7-2 35 7-21-7 29 6-17-6 23 5-14-4 17 4-10-3 11 2-7-2 34 7-20-7 28 6-17-5 22 5-13-4 16 3-10-3 10 2-6-2

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5:7 OVERS PER BOWLER 5:7:1 No bowler may bowl more than one-fifth of the number of overs scheduled for the innings. However, in a delayed start, or interrupted match, where the overs are reduced for both sides, or for the side bowling second, no bowler may bowl more than one-fifth of the total overs allowed (unless such a number has been exceeded before the interruption), except that where the total overs are not divisible by five, an additional over shall be allowed to the minimum number of bowlers necessary to make up the balance - e.g. after 16 overs, rain interrupts play and the innings is reduced to 32 overs. Both opening bowlers have bowled 8 overs. Two bowlers can bowl 7 overs and three bowlers can bowl 6 overs. Bowlers 1 and 2 have already exceeded this limit. They count as the two bowlers who were allowed the extra over (7 as opposed to 6) and so any other bowlers are limited to 6 overs. 5:7:2 When an interruption occurs mid-over and on resumption the bowler has exceeded the new maximum allocation, they will be allowed to finish the incomplete over. 5:7:3 In the event of a bowler breaking down and being unable to complete an over, another bowler will bowl the remaining balls. Such part of an over will count as a full over only in so far as each bowler’s limit is concerned. Delayed Start – Overs Per Bowler Overs Bowler Overs Bowler Overs Bowler Overs Bowler Overs Bowler 39 8,8,8,8,7 33 7,7,7,6,6 27 6,6,5,5,5 21 5,4,4,4,4 15 3,3,3,3,3 38 8,8,8,7,7 32 7,7,6,6,6 26 6,5,5,5,5 20 4,4,4,4,4 14 3,3,3,3,2 37 8,8,7,7,7 31 7,6,6,6,6 25 5,5,5,5,5 19 4,4,4,4,3 13 3,3,3,2,2 36 8,7,7,7,7 30 6,6,6,6,6 24 5,5,5,5,4 18 4,4,4,3,3 12 3,3,2,2,2 35 7,7,7,7,7 29 6,6,6,6,5 23 5,5,5,4,4 17 4,4,3,3,3 11 3,2,2,2,2 34 7,7,7,7,6 28 6,6,6,5,5 22 5,5,4,4,4 16 4,3,3,3,3 10 2,2,2,2,2

5:8 NO BALL 5:8:1 Law 41.6 (Bowling of dangerous and unfair short pitched deliveries) shall apply with the following additions: 5:8:2 Regardless of how wide of the striker a delivery is, there shall be no more than two deliveries per over that after pitching pass or would have passed over shoulder height of the striker standing upright at the popping crease. 5:8:3 The umpire shall make it clear to the bowler (and any bowler called upon to complete an over) and the batsmen at the wicket when a delivery within the limit in 6.1.1 has been bowled. It is unfair if the limit is exceeded. The umpire shall call and signal No ball on each such occasion and consider it as part of the warning sequence in Laws 41.6.3 and 41.6.4. 6.1.3 5:9 Free Hit after a No Ball 5:9:1 The delivery following a No Ball shall be a Free Hit for whichever batter is facing it. This applies to all modes of No Ball with the exception of a short-pitched delivery that passes or would have passed clearly over head-height of the striker standing upright at the popping crease. 5:9:2 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 shall become a Free Hit for whichever batsman is facing it. 5:9:3 For any Free Hit, the striker can be dismissed only under the circumstances that apply for a No Ball. 5:9:4 Field changes are not permitted for free hit deliveries unless there is a change of striker or the No Ball was the result of a field restriction breach in which case the field may be changed to the extent of correcting the breach. However, in all circumstances, any fielder within 15 yards of the striker may retreat to a position on the same line no more than 15 yards from the striker. 5:9:5 The umpires shall signal a Free Hit by (after the normal no ball signal) extending one arm straight upwards and moving it in a circular motion.

5:10 WIDE BALL 5:10:1 Umpires are instructed to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation in regard to this Law in order to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket. Any offside or legside delivery which in the opinion of the umpire does not give the batsman a reasonable opportunity to score shall be called a Wide. 5:10:2 As a guide to the umpire for the calling of off-side Wides, 17 inch Wide guidelines shall be in operation.

5:11 THE RESULT 5:11:1 A result can be achieved only if both teams have had the opportunity of batting for at least 10 overs, unless one team has been all out in less than 10 overs or unless the team batting second scores enough runs to win in fewer than 10 overs. All matches in which a match has begun but both teams have not had the opportunity of batting for a minimum of 10 overs (subject to the provisions of this clause) shall be declared ‘No result’. 5:11:2 Where the maximum number of overs available to both sides remains unaltered once play has commenced the team scoring the higher number of runs shall be the winner. If the scores are tied, the side losing fewer wickets shall be the winner. 5:11:3 If the result cannot be decided by 3.11.1 or 3.11.2 the winner shall be the side with the higher score after 39 overs, if still equal after 38 overs, and so on. If a result cannot be achieved in the match, and there is no reserve date agreed upon by both clubs and the Management Committee (which may take the form of an evening T20 Match under these Playing Conditions), there will be a Bowl- Out under the supervision of the umpires to determine a winner. If circumstances make a Bowl-Out impossible, the result will be determined by the toss of a coin. 5:11:4 If the team batting second has not had the opportunity to complete the agreed number of overs, and has neither been all out, nor has passed its opponent’s score, the following shall apply:

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5:11:5 If the match is abandoned before the Close of Play, the result shall be decided on the Duckworth/Lewis/Stern method on Play- Cricket Scorer (PCS Pro should be used, preferrably with the latest DLS release). 5:11:6 If PCS/ PCS Pro is unavailable for the start of the match, then the match shall instead be decided on the Average Run Rate Method. Both captains and both umpires must be made aware before the toss if the Average Run Rate Method is instead to be used. 5:11:7 If, due to suspension of play, the number of overs in the innings of the side batting second has to be revised, their target score shall be calculated by the Duckworth/Lewis method. With the DLS method, an integral target will be set for the team batting second with one run fewer than this target resulting in a Tie. 5:11:8 If the match is tied under the DLS method, there will be a Bowl-Out under the supervision of the umpires to determine a winner. 5:11:9 If circumstances make a ‘bowl-out’ impossible, the match shall be decided by the toss of a coin.

5:12 EQUIPMENT 5:12:1 In the Premier Cup and Marstons Smooth Trophy games clubs shall have the option to play in coloured clothing. All 11 players must wear identically coloured shirts and trousers of a consistent shade (either white or dark)

5:13 APPROVED BALLS 5:13:1 One New League-approved ball shall be used for each innings. In the Premier Cup and Marstons Smooth Trophy a New League- Approved Pink ball shall be used per innings. 5:13:2 At least two spare balls, of different wear, shall be provided per team. 5:13:3 The League shall provide new and spare balls of different wear for the Cup Final.

(E6) Playing Conditions – T20 Cups

6.1 Match day Formats Standard Scheduled Start and Cessation Times, and the fixture schedule, are as follows: FOR 3 GAMES First Session Interval Second Session First match 11.00am - 12.15pm 12.15pm - 12.30pm 12.30pm - 1.45pm Second match 2.00pm - 3.15pm 3.15pm - 3.30pm 3.30pm - 4.45pm Third match 5.00pm - 6.15pm 6.15pm - 6.30pm 6.30pm - 7.45pm

FOR 2 GAMES First Session Interval Second Session First match 1.00pm - 2.15pm 2.15pm - 2.30pm 2.30pm - 3.45pm Second match 4.00pm - 5.15pm 5.15pm - 5.30pm 5.30pm - 6.45pm

ONE AFTERNOON GAME First Session Interval Second Session Normal timings 2.00pm - 3.15pm 3.15pm - 3.30pm 3.30pm - 4.45pm

ONE EVENING GAME First Session Interval Second Session Latest Start & timings 6.15pm – 7:30pm 7.30pm - 7.45pm 7:45pm – 9:00pm

Note: Scheduled start times and sequence of fixtures may only be altered with the prior approval of the Management Committee. In The Premier Cup Round Robin Stage, scheduled for May Bank Holiday, teams may agree to play their matches on any day of that weekend, subject to the Management Committee and Umpires Secretary being notified within 48 hours of the rescheduled date. 6:2 INTERVAL BETWEEN INNINGS If the innings of the team batting first is completed prior to the scheduled time for the interval, the interval shall take place immediately and the innings of the team batting second will commence correspondingly earlier. In circumstances where the side bowling first has not completed the allotted number of overs by the scheduled or re-scheduled cessation time for the first innings, the umpires shall reduce the length of the interval by the amount of time that the first innings over-ran. The minimum time for the interval will be 10 minutes. 6:3 INTERVALS FOR DRINKS No drinks intervals are permitted. 6:4 EXTRA TIME Provision shall be made for 15 minutes of extra official playing time in all group matches to make up for playing time lost. In all matches, play may be delayed or interrupted by 15 minutes due to ground, weather & light issues before overs are lost, except in 2.4 below.

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6:5:1 MATCH MANAGER (where there are multiple games in a day) The Executive Committee will where possible appoint a Match Manager (who may be an appointed umpire) who will in conjunction with the Umpires, determine the re-arrangement of overs and timings of matches in the case of any match being delayed or interrupted. At all times, the objectives of will be prioritised as follows: 1) To ensure that all scheduled games are completed on the scheduled day of the matches (minimum overs to constitute a match is 5 overs per team). 2) To ensure that wherever possible all games have the maximum possible duration. 3) To ensure that wherever possible, teams have the opportunity of batting for the same number of overs. 6:5:2 In making any judgments, the Match Manager will need to take into account the amount of play that may already have taken place, the amount of play remaining, and the most accurate weather forecast. 6:5:3 If the Match Manager is satisfied all three games cannot be completed on the scheduled day, then they will set a fixed time for cessastion of play based on prevailing levels of light, not later than 8:30pm, by which time at least one of the games will finish.

6:6 PLAYING CONDITIONS The Laws of Cricket (2017 Code 2nd Edition - 2019) shall apply with the following exceptions: 6:6:1 DURATION 1 innings per side, each limited to a maximum of 20 overs. Declarations are not permitted. 6:6 HOURS OF PLAY 6:6:1 Start times are to be agreed by teams unless directed by the competition organiser. 6:6:2 All sides are expected to be in position to start the last of their 20 overs within 1 hours 15 minutes playing time. 6:6:3 Intervals should be no longer than 15 minutes, and should be reduced to 10 minutes in the event of a late first innings finish. 6:7 DELAYS OR INTERRUPTIONS 6:7:1 In the event of an interruption or delay during the 1st innings, overs shall be reduced at a rate of one over per side for every 7.5 minutes in the total time available for play up to the scheduled close of play. 6:7:2 In the event of an interruption or delay during the 2nd innings, overs shall be reduced at a rate of one over for every full 3 minutes 45 seconds lost in the total time available for play up to the scheduled close of play. 6:7:3 Where possible, the objective of rearranging overs is to give the greatest opportunity for a match of equal overs. without reverting to a Bowl-Out. Start delayed - Overs Lost Mins Overs Mins Overs Mins Overs lost Lost lost Lost lost Lost 7.5 2 52.5 14 97.5 26 15 4 60 16 105 28 22.5 6 67.5 18 112.5 30 30 8 75 20 37.5 10 82.5 22 45 12 90 24

6:8 OVER RATE PENALTIES 6:8:1 A 6 run penalty shall apply for each over not started by the required time, as determined by the umpires. 6:8:2 The penalty applies at the instant of the time limit being reached.

6.9 FIELDING RESTRICTIONS 6:9:1 At the instant of delivery, there shall be no more than five fielders on the leg side. 6.9.1 For the first 6 overs of each innings only two fielders are permitted to be outside the 30 yard fielding circle at the instant of delivery. 6.9.2 For the remaining overs of each innings only five fielders are permitted to be outside the 30 yard fielding circle at the instant of delivery. 6.9.2 If the number of overs of the batting team is reduced, the Fielding Restriction Overs shall be reduced as follows: Overs PowerPlay Overs PowerPlay Overs PowerPlay 19 6 13 4 7 2 18 6 12 4 6 2 17 5 11 3 5 1 16 5 10 3 15 5 9 3 14 4 8 2

6.10 OVERS PER BOWLER 6.10.1 No bowler may bowl more than one-fifth of the number of overs scheduled for the innings, except that where the total overs are not divisible by five, an additional over shall be allowed to the minimum number of bowlers necessary to make up the balance -

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e.g. after 8 overs, rain interrupts play and the innings is reduced to 12 overs. Both opening bowlers have bowled 4 overs. Two bowlers can bowl 3 overs and three bowlers can bowl 2 overs. Bowlers 1 and 2 have already exceeded this limit. They count as the two bowlers who were allowed the extra over (4 as opposed to 3) and so any other bowlers are limited to 2 overs. 6.10.2 For innings of rescheduled length of between 5 and 9 overs, no bowler may bowl more than two overs. 6.10.3 When an interruption occurs mid-over and on resumption the bowler has exceeded the new maximum allocation, they will be allowed to finish the incomplete over. 6.10.3 In the event of a bowler breaking down and being unable to complete an over, another bowler will bowl the remaining balls. Such part of an over will count as a full over only in so far as each bowler’s limit is concerned. Start Delayed - Overs per bowler Overs Bowler Overs Bowler Overs Bowler 20 4,4,4,4,4 14 3,3,3,3,2 8 2 each 19 4,4,4,4,3 13 3,3,3,2,2 7 2 each 18 4,4,4,3,3 12 3,3,2,2,2 6 2 each 17 4,4,3,3,3 11 3,2,2,2,2 5 2 each 16 4,3,3,3,3 10 2 each 15 3,3,3,3,3 9 2 each

6:11 THE RESULT 6.11.1 When there is no interruption after play has commenced and when both sides have had the opportunity of batting for the same agreed number of overs, the team scoring the higher number of runs shall be the winner. 6:11:2 If tied at the completion of a match, the team that has lost fewer wickets shall be adjudged the winner. 6:11:3 If this gives no result, then the team with the higher score at the end of 19th completed over shall be adjudged the winner, if still equal, the 18th over, and so on until a winner is determined. 6:11:4 If still equal, a Bowl-Out should be used to determine the winner. 6:11:5 If circumstances make a Bowl-Out impossible, and there can be no agreed reserved date, the match shall be decided by the toss of a coin. 6:11:6 For all matches if, due to the suspension of play after the start of the match, the number of overs in the innings of either team has to be revised to a lesser number than that originally allocated (minimum 5 overs), then a revised target score should be set for the number of overs which the team batting second will have the opportunity of facing, this revised method being calculated by the Average Run Rate (ARR) Method, unless both captains agree, before the toss, to operate the Duckworth Lewis Stern (DLS) Method (PCS Pro with the latest DLS release is the preferred system). Both umpires and scorers must be notified if such a decision is made. In this case, a par score will be set for the second innings. If this is exceeded a win for the team batting second shall result. If the par score is equalled then the scores are tied. 6:11:7 If a match is abandoned before it has been played to a conclusion and before the team batting second has received its allocated number of overs (providing that it has received at least 5 overs), the result shall be decided by the Average Run Rate method (or, if agreed as in 6:11:6, the DLS Method). 6:11:8 In the event of the scores being tied in a match when the Average Run Rate Method or Duckworth/Lewis/Stern method has been used, no account shall be taken of wickets lost and a Bowl-Out shall be used to find a winner.

6:12 WIDE BALL 6:12:1 Umpires are instructed to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation in regard to this Law in order to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket. Any offside or legside delivery which in the opinion of the umpire does not give the batsman a reasonable opportunity to score shall be called a Wide. 6:12:2 In competitions involving a team or teams in Division 3 or above, as a guide to the umpire for the calling of off-side Wides, 17 inch Wide guidelines shall also be in operation.

6:13 NO BALL 6:13:1 There shall be no more than one delivery per over that after pitching pass or would have passed over shoulder height of the striker standing upright at the popping crease. 6:13:2 The umpire shall make it clear to the bowler and the batsmen at the wicket when a delivery within the limit has been bowled. It is unfair if the limit is exceeded and the umpire shall call and signal No ball on each such occasion and consider it as part of the warning sequence in Laws 41.6.3 and 41.6.4. 6:13:3 Free Hit after a No Ball The delivery following a no ball shall be a Free Hit for whichever batsman is facing it. This applies to all modes of No Ball with the exception of a short-pitched delivery that passes or would have passed over head-height of the striker standing upright at the crease. 6:13:4 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 shall become a Free Hit for whichever batsman is facing it. 6:13:5 For any Free Hit, the striker can be dismissed only under the circumstances that apply for a Bo Ball.

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6:13:6 Field changes are not permitted for Free Hit deliveries unless there is a change of striker or the No Ball was the result of a field restriction breach in which case the field may be changed to the extent of correcting the breach. However, in all circumstances, any fielder within 15 yards of the striker may retreat to a position on the same line no more than 15 yards from the striker. 6:13:7 The umpires shall signal a Free Hit by (after the normal no ball signal) extending one arm straight upwards and moving it in a circular motion.

6:14 TIMED OUT Law 40 will apply except that the incoming batsman must be in position to take guard or for his partner to be ready to receive the next ball within 90 seconds of the fall of the previous wicket.

6:15 APPROVED BALLS 6:15:1 A new (or used ball in good condition) ball appropriate to the equivalent level of league competition shall be used. 6:15:2 Each club shall provide at least two spare balls. 6:15:3 A spare ball shall be used immediately the ball becomes lost, or potentially lost. 6:15:4 In the Premier T20 and Jackson Cup, pink balls shall be used. 6:15:5 The League shall provide balls for all finals day matches.

6:16 CATERING - Where there are two or three matches played Host clubs are reminded that while there are no actual tea intervals, there will be multiple teams present plus what is anticipated will be a good number of spectators and that making food available would therefore be a good opportunity to raise funds for the club. Clubs should also provide officials with reasonable refreshment. 6:17 RESERVE DAY If it is not possible to complete all games on the scheduled date, then the clubs concerned shall rearrange to any mutually agreed date in order that the whole of the round can be completed no later than the Friday before the scheduled date for the following round. 6:18 TEAM KIT The normal provisions for any game in the Derbyshire County League apply. In the Premier T20 competitions clubs shall have the option to play in coloured clothing. All 11 players must wear identically coloured shirts and trousers of a consistent shade. 6:19 UMPIRES 6:19:1 Umpires will be allocated by the League. The host club shall provide all appointed umpires with suitable refreshment free of charge. For T20 Finals Days, the League shall pay the umpires’ expenses. 6:19:2 For any single T20 match the expenses for each umpire shall be £35 6:19:3 Where two matches are scheduled on the same day at the same venue, the expenses for each umpire shall be £50 shared between the teams pro-rata on a matches-played basis. 6:19:4 Where three matches are scheduled on the same day at the same venue and only two umpires are appointed, the expenses for each umpire shall be £60 shared between the teams on a matches-played basis.

6:20 REGISTRATION & ELIGIBILITY 6:20:1 League Rule F shall apply to all games. 6:20:2 In the Premier T20, the rules of the national stages of the ECB competition shall apply.

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(E7) The Butterley Cup & The Jackson Hundred

7:1 The ‘Owzat Cricket’ Jackson Hundred is restricted to clubs in membership of The Premier Division & Division 1 for the current season, plus clubs entering from other leagues of equivalent status. 7:1:1 The Butterley Cup is open to all clubs outside of The Jackson Hundred qualification. 7:1:2 Clubs entering two or more teams must enter their senior XI in the Jackson. All clubs must be members of their County Cricket Association. The competition organisers reserve the right to refuse entry or transfer entry when considered necessary. 7:2 Players or clubs subject to disciplinary action within their own leagues will have such actions upheld for the competitions. 7:3 The competitions are on a knockout basis as drawn at the commencement of the season, entries being accepted up to the time of the draw. The dates for playing each round are circulated by e-mail. 7:4 A player may only represent one club in any season; guest players are not allowed. A player with a contract to a First Class County is ineligible. Clubs are only permitted one overseas player as defined by the league rules. A player who has played in The Butterley Cup may play for his club in The Jackson Hundred. Players who have played in the Jackson Cup will be eligible to play in the Butterley Cup provided that the player concerned has played at least 50% of his competitive (i.e. league and cup games) cricket for his club's second team (or lower) during the current season at the time the game is played. 7:5 Matches shall start not later than 6:15pm in the Butterley Cup, and not later than 6:30 in The Jackson Hundred. 7:5:1 The toss shall take place not later than 6:00, by a nominated deputy if the captain is not present. Teams not prepared to commence promptly by this time shall forfeit the choice of innings. 7:5:2 Matches in the Butterley Cup shall otherwise be played to the DCCL 20 Over Cup Rules. Matches in the Jackson Hundred are played to the DCCL 20 Over Cup Playing Conditions except as amended in 7:9 below. 7:6 Trophies and prizes will be given to both finalists. Merit prizes for best bowling and best batting performances throughout the competitions as a whole. 7:7 Derbyshire ACO will provide umpires to all rounds of both competitions. In the event of only one umpire being appointed, they will stand at both ends unless both teams agree otherwise. 7:8 All misconduct and disciplinary reports will we be dealt with as with any other DCCL ran competitons. 7:8:1 Any protests to be notified to the committee within 48 hours of the match’s completion.

THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE’S DECISIONS ON ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THE COMPETITIONS SHALL BE FINAL.

7:9 JACKSON HUNDRED: Playing Conditions Variations from 20 Over Cups)

7:9:1 Latest timings shall be: 1st Innings 6:30 – 7:30 Interval 7:30 – 7:45 2nd Innings 7:45-8:45 7:9:2 Each Innings shall be limited to a maximum of 100 balls (minimum 25 balls per side constitutes a match) 7:9:3 Teams have 60 minutes to start their last block of 5 balls. Over rate penalties (6 runs) apply for every late block of five balls started after the 60 minute time limit. 7:9:4 There will be a change of ends after every 10 balls. 7:9:5 Bowlers are limited to 20 balls each. They may bowl these in blocks of 5 or 10, even through a change of ends. 7:9:6 The First 25 balls will represent the PowerPlay Overs. 7:10 The scoreboard shall, where possible, display the number of balls remaining in the innings. 7:11 In the event of a Tie, the team that lost fewer wickets shall be the winner. If equal, the teams’ scores shall be counted back ball-by- ball starting from ball 25 until there is a winner. 7:12 For weather delays in the first innings, 5 balls shall be lost per side for every every 6 minutes lost. 7:12:1 For weather delays in the second innings, 5 balls shall be lost for every 3 minutes lost. 7:12:2 For abandoned & reduced overs matches, the winner will be decided on the DLS method, provided both sides have received a minimum of 25 balls.

NOTE TO UMPIRES: Due to the status of these matches as Mayor of Derby’s Charity Competitions, it is kindly requested that umpires make a suggested donation of £10 of their £35 match expenses to the Mayor’s Charities. Payments can be made via The League’s Bank Account: Sort Code 55-50-53 Account No 64526925

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The ‘Owzat Cricket’ Jackson Hundred Entrants 2021 Sandiacre, Spondon, Ilkeston Rutland, Denby, Rolleston, Ockbrook & Borrowash, Swarkestone, Elvaston, Sawley

The Butterley Cup Entrants 2021 Heanor Town, Etwall, Brailsford, Sandiacre 2, Spondon 2, Chellaston, Denby 2, West Hallam, Mickleover, Ashbourne, Shipley Hall, Tutbury, Darley Abbey, Quarndon, South Wingfield, Ockbrook & Borrowash 2, Belper Meadows, Ashover Barbarians, Alfreton 2, Pilsley & Clay Cross

Cup Histories The DCCL has a long heritage of prestigious Sunday & Midweek competitions THE PREMIER CUP (est. 1999) The highest ranked cup competition in the county, The Premier Cup commenced in line with the start of the ECB Premier Leagues. It began with The Derbyshire Building Society as its sponsor, until 2010 when it was taken over by The Nationwide Building Society. Sponsorship was taken up by Mr Jon Salisbury until 2018. At present it has no sponsor. Matches were originally 60 overs per side, with lunch and tea, before moving in line with the ECB National Knockout format of 40 overs per side, with the latest innovation of pink balls and optional coloured kits. It is comprised of the 12 Premier Division teams & 4 teams are invited from The Nottinghamshire Premier League. THE MARSTONS SMOOTH TROPHY (est. 2003) The Marstons Trophy is the principle cup competition for the DCCL’s feeder league teams. Part of the annual £5,000 sponsorship goes towards the running of this cup. The Final is traditionally played on August Bank Holiday Monday and for the first time will move to 40 overs per side (from its original 50 overs per side) in line with ECB Cup formats. THE BAYLEY CUP (est. 1920) Started with the then President of the league donating the trophy on behalf of his wife, ‘The Lady Bayley Cup’. This competition is the most prestigious of the County’s T20 Cups, chiefly for Division 2 & 3 Teams. THE WRIGHT CUP (est. 1920) This cup’s donor is unknown, though very likely a cricket benefactor of the time. It is named after Fitzherbert Wright (of Alfreton & latterly Ashbourne) who played for Derbyshire in the early part of the 20th Century. Teams in Divisions 4 & 5 mostly compete in this competition. THE HARWOOD CUP (est. 1993) The James Harwood Cup was given its name by long standing sponsors of the DCCL: the Nash family. Harwoods were once a large stationary supplier in Derby. James Harwood was an entrepreneur, brought the Carl Rosa Opera Company to Derby, owned a skating rink in Uttoxeter Road and aquitred a valuable collection of china & books which were auctioned off after his death in 1925. In 1999, The James Harwood firm was reluctantly closed by the family. It was however agreed to retain the sponsorship of the cup which had been set up as a memorial to former company secretary, Frank Dawn. Divisions 6 & 7 teams mainly take part in this tournament. THE LUND CUP (est. 1995) Named after Mr Harry Lund who was a big supporter of all levels of cricket. He sponsored this cup since its inception. The original pavilion at Derbyhsire County Cricket Club was also named after him. The cup hosts chiefly entrants from Divisions 8 & 9. 2021 marks a welcome return for this cup after 3 years’ absence. THE JACKSON CUP (est. 1936) This is the premier midweek competition and sees teams from The Premier Division and Division 1 compete on Wednesdays with the Final traditionally on a Friday night. It is the first of the two Mayor of Derby’s competitions which exist to raise money for the Mayor’s charities. For the 2020 season, due to Covid 19, this was played on Sundays as the only cups to run. It was also rebranded at ‘The Jackson Hundred’ that year, owing its status as the first competition to play to the Hundred Ball format. The cup is named after OJ Jackson who supplied the cup and was chairman of Derby County Football Club at the time. THE BUTTERLEY CUP (est. 1950) Finally, like the Jackson, The Butterley Cup is a midweek charity cup for The Mayor of Derby for teams below Division 1. It is named after The Butterley Company at Ripley (who provided the iron works for St Pancras Station).

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Section F – Eligibility of players for league and cup competitions

(F1) Registration (references to ‘Eligible & Unqualified also refer to “‘Eligible’ & ‘Unqualified’ for England”) 1:1 Teams shall comprise eleven players, who are bona-fide members of their respective clubs, having been registered as hereinafter provided for. 1:2 Professional and Overseas players are eligible to play and be registered subject to the restrictions listed below. 1:3 REGISTRATION 1:3:1 All players, including those covered by F1:3:9/9a, must be registered via the play-cricket system not later than 9pm on the Friday prior to playing. 1:3:2 A club may in exceptional circumstances register up to two senior players not covered by Rule F2, no later than two hours before the start of any game. Such players shall be permitted to play for the club’s lowest XI only and must play in that XI on the day concerned. Players may still be registered under this rule after week 16, provided that they meet the requirements of Rule F2:2:4 1:3:3 No player shall be registered concurrently with more than one club in the League save those specified in Rule F1:3:9/9a. 1:3:4 No player ordinarily registered or transferred after the Thursday preceding week 16 of the current season may play in the League during that season, subject to the exceptions listed in Rule F2:2:4 below. 1:3:5 All details requested shall be stated on the registration form, and no registration will be accepted until the form is complete. 1:3:6 Any registration subsequently found to be deliberately or negligently inaccurate or incomplete will be cancelled immediately, and the club may be subject retrospectively to Rule F6. 1:3:7 A club may cancel the registration of any of their players at any time. This must be effected via the play-cricket system. The club must immediately cancel the registration of any player leaving to join a club in another league. 1:3:8 A player whose registration has been cancelled during the playing season, having played League or Cup cricket during that playing season for the club which last held his registration, shall not be eligible to re-register as a new player with another club in the League during the same playing season, and if to do so, will be subject to Rules F2:2 and F2:3. 1:3:9 Players under the age of 16 on 31st August of the previous year may play for any club, except that they may only play for one club per season in cup matches. Appearances for all clubs during the current season will count towards eligibility for such players. 1:3:9a Players over the age of 50 on the Friday immediately prior to Week 1 of the playing season may play for any club, except that they may only play for one club per season in cup matches. 1:3:10 No player under the age of 12 on 31st August of the previous year may play for any club, or act as a substitute, unless no longer in the Under 11 age group and specifically authorised to the league by their local County Board. 1:3:11 The registration of any player who has not played League or Cup cricket for the club with which they have registered for the previous two seasons, whichever is the longer, will be cancelled on October 1st of that year 1:3:12 New players not currently registered with another club are not dealt with as transfers but are still required to be registered within the rules of F1. This includes all junior players who are required to be registered to play senior cricket. 1:4 PROFESSIONAL (Category 2) & OVERSEAS PLAYERS (Category 3) 1:4:1 A Professional is any person registered by a First Class County with ECB to play in County Championship, List A, T20 cricket or The Hundred; this shall not include those players specifically registered as Academy players. 1:4:1:1 If a player, on being registered by a First Class County, has been playing regular Saturday League cricket with a club for each of the previous four consecutive years, then they shall retain his non-professional status while ever they remain registered with that club. 1:4:1:2 A registered Non-Professional who is registered by a First Class County during the course of a season shall maintain his Non- Professional status for the remainder of the season provided that they have played a minimum of 5 Saturday League matches with that club during the previous or current season. 1:4:1:3 A player registered by a First Class County and whose registration with ECB is then cancelled during the current season will retain that registered status for the remainder of the current season. 1:4:1:4 Any player who has regularly played for a club at both Under 13 and Under 15 levels may play for that club as a non-professional player even if registered with the ECB to play for a First Class County. 1:4:1:5 Players covered by rules F1:4:1:1 and F1:4:1:4 shall be eligible to play for a club’s 1st XI only while ever they are registered with a first- class county. 1:4:2 An overseas player (Category 3) is a person 16 years of age or over on September 1st of the previous year who is not a citizen of the United Kingdom. They are classified as UNQUALIFIED (overseas) players – such players are not deemed as ordinarily resident as for Category 1 Players (see 1:4:2:1 below). 1:4:2:1 Category 1 Players are ELIGIBLE players – deemed as ordinarily resident and have been in England & Wales for a minimum of 210 days per year between 1st April & 31st March following first year of UK entry and will be deemed ‘Home Players’. 1:4:2:2 An Overseas Player employed as a player by a First Class County will still be deemed to be an UNQUALIFIED Overseas player. 1:4:2:3 Overseas players must comply with current ECB/DCF Child Welfare requirements unless granted exemption by the County Welfare Officer. 1:4:2:4 In the Premier Division only, overseas players aged 18 or over must have an ECB recognised coaching qualification at level 2 or higher, proof of which must be submitted to the Player Registrar with the player’s registration.

1:4:3 REGISTRATION OF PROFESSIONALS (Category 2) AND UNQUALIFIED OVERSEAS (Category 3) PLAYERS 1:4:3:1 Players in either category must be specifically registered each season via the play-cricket system.

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1:4:3:2 Such registration to be received by the player registrar via the play-cricket system, no later than 48 hours before week 1 of the season in Divisions 1-3 and no later than14 days before week 1 for Premier League. In the case of overseas players, the registrar should accept the date the registration was entered on play-cricket as the registration date; however, the player is unable to play until all paperwork is complete. 1:4:3:3 Professionals (Category 2) are eligible to play in Premier and Divisions 1 to 3 only. 1:4:3:4 Clubs shall be allowed to register such players as follows: (a) in the Premier Division not more than three such players may be registered with a club, with a maximum of one Overseas Player, and a maximum of two Professionals. Not more than two such players shall be allowed to play in any game. (b) in all other divisions one such player only in total; that registration may be in either category 1:4:4 All players thus registered are eligible to play in their club’s first XI only in League and League Cup matches. 1:4:5 Any player registered under Rule F1:4: may not be transferred during the current season.

(F2) Movement of Players 2:1 FROM OUTSIDE THE LEAGUE 2:1:1 Any player not currently registered with the Derbyshire County Cricket League must be cleared by his previous club via the play- cricket system not later than 9pm on the Friday prior to playing. For the purposes of this rule, ‘previous club’ shall be defined as the last club for which the player played during the current and previous three seasons. 2:1:2 Clearance may only be denied on the grounds of outstanding debt or disciplinary action. Should the club refuse permission on other grounds the player may appeal under Rule B9. Any outstanding debt, other than for match fees and subscriptions, must be documented by formal written agreement between club and player and signed by both parties at the time that the debt is incurred. 2:1:3 Any player playing Saturday League cricket for a club outside the Derbyshire County Cricket League is not eligible to play on an occasional basis and must satisfy all the requirements of Rules F1 and F2. 2:1:4 No player joining a club from outside the Derbyshire County Cricket League shall make his initial League appearance of the season after week 16 of the current season. 2:1:5 No player having left a Derbyshire County League club to join a club outside the league shall be allowed to re-join that club within four weeks of leaving. 2:2 WITHIN THE LEAGUE 2:2:1 Any player currently registered with the Derbyshire County Cricket League must be cleared by his current club via the play-cricket system not later than 9pm on the Friday prior to playing. 2:2:2 The player’s current club must either approve the proposed move or provide a valid reason for rejection within seven days of notification from the club wishing to register the player. Failure to do so within this limit will result in a fine of £5.00. 2:2:3 Clearance may only be denied on the grounds of outstanding debt or disciplinary action. Should the club refuse permission on other grounds the player may appeal under Rule B9. Any outstanding debt, other than for match fees and subscriptions, must be documented by formal written agreement between club and player and signed by both parties at the time that the debt is incurred 2:2:4 No player joining a club from another club within the Derbyshire County Cricket League, or who is not covered by Rule F2:1, shall make his initial League appearance of the season after week 16 of the current season. 2:2:5 This shall not apply to those players in the Under 16 age group or younger who have played regular junior cricket for a club within the League during the current season, improving members (those who have been playing regular cricket for the club during the current season other than in the League, and not in any other Saturday League), and bona-fide amateur club members who have previously been long serving club members and since ceasing to play for that club have not played competitive cricket for another club. 2:3 TRANSFERS 2:3:1 A player having played League or Cup cricket with a Derbyshire County Cricket League club during the current season may only join another club within the League by means of a transfer. 2:3:2 All transfers must be completed via the play-cricket system in accordance with Rules F1:3 & F2:2 and cleared by his current club via the play-cricket system not later than 9pm on the Friday prior to the player being allowed to play in League matches for his new club. 2:3:3 Clubs are allowed two inward transfers of players registered with the Derbyshire County Cricket League during the playing season. Players transferred in are not allowed to come from the same club.

(F3) Eligibility to play in League and Cup games for lower teams 3:1 DEFINITIONS 3:1:1 A senior player is a player 16 years of age or more at midnight on 31st August of the previous year. 3:1:2 A junior player is a player under 16 years of age at midnight on 31st August of the previous year. 3:1:3 The term ‘scheduled fixture’, when used below, includes both League and League Cup matches, and recognised national club competitions. 3:1:4 An appearance in a League Cup match shall be deemed to have taken place in the division occupied by the team in which the player appears. Appearances made in Twenty20 competitions organised by the League are not included in the term League Cup and shall not count towards eligibility in any of the rules below. 3:1:5 Only matches which are commenced shall count towards eligibility for all sections of this rule.

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3:1:6 For the purposes of this rule, the week numbers referred to are those shown in the fixtures section of the League handbook. 3:1:7 When a team withdraws from the League, all of its subsequent fixtures are deemed to have been removed from the schedule. 3:1:8 No player shall play for more than one of his club’s teams on the same day, in matches under the auspices of the League, other than as a substitute fielder. A player shall be deemed to have played in a match once the first ball has been bowled and notwithstanding that they may not have batted, bowled or fielded. Substitute fielders must be eligible to play (i.e under 13 junior age or above) and must be a registered player with the club. 3:1:9 A ban of any number of games shall be counted as appearances towards a player’s eligibility, in the team in which they had made the majority of his appearances during the season in which the ban is imposed and at the time at which the ban was imposed. If the number of appearances for the teams concerned is equal, then the higher team shall take precedence. 3:1:10 Any player ineligible to play for his club in a recognised national competition shall be subject to the requirements of Rules F3:2-4 for DCCL league and cup games on the same day as their club’s games in that national competition.

3:2 ELIGIBILITY 3:2:1 A player, junior or senior, shall continue to be eligible to play in any XI provided they were eligible and played in the previous scheduled League match for that XI and have not played for a higher XI since. This rule shall not apply to League Cup matches. 3:2:2 No player, junior or senior, will be eligible to play in League or League Cup matches for one of a club’s lower Xis if they have played a total of 15 or more League matches in any division(s) higher than the division in which that lower XI plays during the current season. 3:2:3 No player, junior or senior, will be eligible to play in League or League Cup matches for one of a club’s lower Xis after week 16 of the current season if they have previously played a total of 12 or more League matches in any division(s) higher than the division in which that lower XI plays during the current season on or before that date, and they have not played a League match in the same or a lower division than the division in which that lower XI plays on or prior to week 16 of the current season. 3:2:4 No senior player will be eligible to play in a League or League Cup match for one of a club’s lower Xis when any of his club’s higher XI’s have no scheduled fixture, if they have played more than one League match more in any division(s) higher than the division in which that lower XI plays in the previous 45 days, than they have in the same or lower divisions than the division in which that lower XI plays in the previous 45 days. 3:2:5 No junior player will be eligible to play in a League or League Cup match for one of a club’s lower Xis when any of his club’s higher XI’s have no scheduled fixture, if they have played a League match in any division(s) higher than the division in which that lower XI plays in the previous 45 days, and has not played a League match in the same or a lower division than the division in which that lower XI plays in the previous 45 days, save that if the only League match they have played in the previous 45 days was in a higher division they shall be eligible. For the purposes of this rule, appearances as an exemption player under any part of Rule F3:3 shall NOT count as appearances in the same or a lower division. 3:2:6 For the purposes of this rule, appearances as a player for another club under any part of Rule F1:3:9 shall NOT count against appearances for the club for which the player normally plays.

3:3 EXEMPTIONS (LEAGUE MATCHES ONLY) 3:3:1 Any player ineligible under Rule F3:2:2 or F3:2:3 will be eligible to play in League and League Cup matches for the club’s lower XI’s, provided that all the players in the teams higher than that lower XI on that day are themselves ineligible under Rule F3:2:2 or F3:2:3, or registered under Rule F1:4:3. Such players shall not play any lower than one team below the lowest team for which they are ineligible. This exemption does NOT exempt a player from the provisions of Rule F3:2:4 or F3:2:5. 3:3:2 Either one senior player only who exceeds the limit defined in Rule F3:2:4, or one junior player who is ineligible under Rule F3:2:5, may be included in the 2nd XI when their club’s 1st XI have no scheduled fixture, provided that not more than one third of the League matches in which they have played in the current season have been in a higher division than the division in which the clubs 2nd XI play, and, for senior players only, they have played at least one League match in the previous 45 days in the same or a lower division than the division in which the club’s 2nd XI plays. 3:3:3 Either one senior player who exceeds the limit defined in Rule F3:2:4, or one junior player who is ineligible under Rule F3:2:5, may be included in the 3rd XI, when their club’s 1st or 2nd XI have no scheduled fixture, provided that not more than one third of the League matches in which they have played in the current season have been in a higher division than the division in which the club’s 2nd XI plays. 3:3:4 A maximum of two players, either senior who exceed the limit defined in Rule F3:2:4, or junior ineligible under Rule F3:2:5, may be included in the 4th (or lower) XI when the club’s 1st, 2nd, or 3rd XI have no scheduled fixture, provided that not more than one third of the League matches in which each of them has played in the current season have been in a higher division than the division in which the club’s 3rd XI plays. 3:3:5 Clauses F3:3:2 – 3:3:4 shall apply to a club’s lowest XI only – e.g. if a club runs 4 teams in the league then the 2nd and 3rd XI shall not be entitled to play any exemption players when any of the club’s higher teams have no game. 3:3:6 No player ineligible under Rules F3:2:2 or F 3:2:3 shall be eligible to play as an exemption player.

3:4 CUP GAMES ONLY (INCLUDING FIRST XI) 3:4:1 A player having been registered under Rules F2:1 or F2:3 during the current playing season must have been registered with their new club for four weeks before being allowed to play in any Cup Competitions. 3:4:2 No player, junior or senior, may play for more than one club in any Cup Competition. 3:4:3 No player who has played in more than one round of any League Cup competitions for a higher team or teams within the club may play in the lower team(s) League Cup matches.

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3:4:4 A player who has played in one round of any League Cup competition for a higher team within the club, but who has played 50% or more of their League and League Cup matches in the current season in the lower team(s), may still play in the lower team(s) League Cup matches. A player eligible under Rule F3:2 may still be ineligible under this rule.

3:5 STATUS 3:5:1 Clubs in doubt as to the status of any player shall apply to the Player Registrar before the day of the match and their decision shall be final. NB For the avoidance of doubt, compliance with Rule F3 shall satisfy the requirements of clause J3:5 of the DCCL Code of Conduct. Clubs who select players in accordance with this rule shall be considered thereby to have complied with the relevant section of the Code of Conduct.

3.6 ECB CLUB CUP COMPETITIONS ELIGIBILITY RULES For the purposes of this Rule 3.6, an “ECB Club Cup Competition” shall mean each of the men’s club competitions known as the Royal London Club Championship and the Vitality Club T20. 3.6.1 A cricketer shall only be eligible to play for a club in an ECB Club Cup Competition if the club is a member of an ECB-recognised league (a “League”) and the cricketer is a bona-fide, fully paid-up member of that club who is also eligible to play for that club under the rules of that League. 3.6.2 A cricketer shall only be eligible to play in an ECB Club Cup Competition for one club in any one season. 3.6.3 A cricketer who is registered for an ECB Premier League club shall only be eligible to play for that club in any ECB Club Cup Competition match. 3.6.4 A club shall be subject to the following rules regarding cricketers who are registered and contracted to a First Class County Club (a “FCC Cricketer”) in respect of any given ECB Club Cup Competition match: 3.6.4.1 It may play any FCC Cricketer who is both under the age of 21 as at 30 September in the calendar year preceding the season in question and has not played for their FCC during the current season in any of the County Championship, One-Day Cup or T20 Blast; and 3.6.4.2 It may play no more than one other FCC Cricketer provided that the FCC Cricketer in question has played at least two League matches for that club during the current season or has played at least two League matches during the immediate previous season in the event that the ECB Club Cup Competition match in which they intend to play commences prior to the start of the League season. 3.6.5 Any player who has represented the men’s team of any ICC Full Member country in the 12 month period up to and including 31 March of the current season will not be permitted to play in any ECB Club Cup Competition match in the current season. 3.6.6 A club shall play no more than one Category 3 (unqualified) player (as that term is defined in the relevant ECB guidance) who is registered for that club by their League (an “Unqualified Player”) per ECB Club Cup Competition match. 3.6.7 When none of a club’s unqualified (overseas) Players are available to play for that club in an ECB Club Cup Competition match, that club shall not be permitted to register and play a new replacement unqualified (Overseas) Player in that match. 3.6.8 There shall be no limit on the number of Category 1 eligible cricketers (as defined below) which a club is permitted to play in an ECB Club Cup Competition match, for which purposes: 3.6.8.1 A cricketer is Category 1 eligible if: (i) they are a British citizen and were born in England or Wales; or (ii) they have been ordinarily resident in England and Wales (each year being the 12 month period from 1 April to 31 March), specifically by having spent a minimum of 210 days in each such year in England and Wales. 3.6.8.2 Any Category 1 player who subsequently plays in any overseas cricket league as a ‘home’, ‘local’ or ‘non-overseas’ player in that overseas league shall immediately forfeit their Category 1 (eligible) status and become a Category 3 (unqualified) overseas player. 3.6.9 The relevant League and/or the ECB may, for the purposes of establishing compliance with this Rule 3.6, ask clubs to produce evidence of their players’ eligibility for the purposes of the enforcement of this Rule 3.6, including (but not limited to) through the production of players’ passports, bank statements and utility bills.

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(F4) Teams Arriving Short of Players 4:1 A team regularly comprising fewer than eleven players may forfeit their membership of the League. 4:2 A team comprising fewer than eight players at the halfway point of the scheduled overs of the first innings shall forfeit the match to the opposition. 4:3 A team with fewer than six players present 30 minutes after the scheduled starting time shall forfeit the match to the opposition. A match shall not start until a team has this number, and that team shall be liable for the full penalty for any late start. The EC may adjudicate upon exceptional circumstances. 4:4 A player arriving late may only take part in the match as a full player if they are on the ground, changed and available to take the field before the halfway point of the scheduled overs of the first innings. 4:5 A player arriving after the halfway point of the scheduled overs of the first innings has been reached may take part in the match, but only as a substitute.

(F5) Priority for League Representative Sides 5:1 No player who has declined an invitation to play with a County League Representative side shall be allowed to play any cricket under the auspices of the County League on the same day.

(F6) Sanctions for Rule Breaches in this Section

6:1 LEAGUE MATCHES 6:1:1 Clubs playing any ineligible player(s) will retain no points gained from the game, forfeit 10 points and will incur an automatic Level 2 fine for each ineligible player. 6:1:2 The opposition shall be awarded the maximum points available for winning the game batting first. 6:1:3 In the event of both teams in a game playing any ineligible player(s), their own penalties shall apply; however neither team shall benefit from the award of any additional points as a result of its opponents’ misdemeanour.

6:2 CUP MATCHES 6:2:1 Clubs playing ineligible player(s) will be expelled from the competition in which such player(s) appeared and will incur an automatic Level 2 fine for each ineligible player. 6:2:2 In instances where both teams in a League Cup game play ineligible player(s), the EC shall at their discretion either order the game to be replayed, or order the result to stand. Any fines levied under Rule F6:2:1 shall stand in either circumstance.

6:3 NOTIFICATION AND APPEAL 6:3:1 The club(s) involved shall be notified in writing of such a decision and be given the right to appeal. 6:3:2 Any appeal will be considered only on the grounds of dispute over the appearances actually made, and not on the basis of ignorance or individual interpretations of, or exemption from, these rules. 6:3:3 The official team card, signed by the captain, will be taken as the absolute proof that a player appeared in any given game. Any deliberate falsification on this card will result in disciplinary action being taken.

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Section G – Pitch, Ground ratings and Facilities

(G1) Application and Notifications 1:1 Each club shall, before 1st April each year, supply to the League Secretary information about their ground, pitch and facilities on the form provided including any alterations made during the previous 12 months. 1:2 Failure to do so by 1st April shall incur an automatic Level 2 fine. 1:3 Any club supplying false information shall be liable to disciplinary action under Rule J4. 1:4 Clubs may be required to supply the League Secretary with supplementary information to assist the Ground sub-committee at any time during the year and must do so within 28 days or incur an automatic Level 2 fine.

(G2) Ground Rating 2:1 To attain or retain the status for a given division, clubs shall, along with their League position, require: (a) The appropriate Pitch pass mark and (b) The appropriate Ground and Facilities rating 2:2 Ratings will be presented to clubs who have been assessed by the Grounds Committee and have achieved the required standard. 2:3 All ratings will be issued subject to standards being maintained and can be withdrawn. 2:4 Matches may only be played on grounds requiring an upgrade after the club has received written confirmation of such upgrade from the League Secretary. The Grounds Committee reserve the right to seek ratification of their decision from the EC prior to written confirmation being authorised by the League Secretary. 2:5 Any failure to maintain the minimum requirement criteria by a club for a specific match shall be reported by the umpires or visiting captain on the Match Details form. Follow up action shall be taken, as necessary, by the EC.

2:6 The Ground Assessment form lists ‘Recommended Optima’ which it is hoped clubs will strive to achieve, and a ‘Minimum Requirement’. DIVISION Ground Rating Pitch Marking Premier A+ 85 1 A+ 85 2 A 85 3 A 85 4 B 80 5 B 80 6 B 80 7 C 80 8 C 80 9 C 80

(G3) Pitches 3:1 All teams are required to average at least the specified minimum marking for their division at the end of the season. 3:2 The following is provided as guidance; a pitch should be: (a) Well prepared, cut short with no excess of grass, no obvious worn patches and free of weeds. (b) Of even and consistent bounce, the ball should not keep low, bounce excessively or go through the surface. (c) Of good pace, giving equal chance to bowler and batsman. 3:3 Rain Affected Pitch In wet weather conditions (either before or during a match) the standards outlined above become difficult to achieve. In such circumstances the Result Sheet should be endorsed “Rain Affected” against the pitch marking, and greater importance given to Rule G3:3 (a) above.

(G4) Maintaining Standards 4:1 Should any club fail to obtain the required standards for pitch, ground and facilities at the end of the season, they will automatically be relegated one division, unless the club can totally satisfy the EC in writing that the necessary standards will be achieved before the start of the next season. 4:2 Should they continue for a further season not to achieve the required standard, they will be relegated to the division appropriate to their ground and/or facilities. 4:3 APPEALS PROCEDURE 4:3:1 Clubs will have the right to appeal to the League Grounds Committee if they feel that their grounds and facilities are being marked unfairly.

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4:3:2 The appeal, in writing to the League Secretary, should detail the section in the Ground Assessment form that they feel is being marked unfairly and the reason why it should be marked higher. 4:3:3 If, after an investigation, the Grounds Committee uphold the appeal, they will have the power to upgrade (not downgrade) the marks as appropriate.

(G5) Grounds With Two Or More Playing Areas At The Same Venue 5:1 Clubs must nominate each playing area and advise the Secretary of the divisions in which matches are to be played on each nominated ground prior to the start of the season. Matches may not be switched between playing areas unless the respective playing areas meet the rating requirement for the match being switched and should also be at the agreement of both competing team captains. 5:2 Boundaries must have at least a two-yard division between them, and boundary distances from the pitch must comply with the requirements of the Grade commensurate with the match being played. 5:3 Under normal circumstances no more than two league matches will be played at the same venue at any given time. In the event of more than two matches being played at the same venue on the same day, clubs must have the required changing facilities for players and umpires commensurate with the rating for each game being played.

(G6) Derbyshire Groundsmans’ Association 6:1 Each club shall be automatically made a member of the Derbyshire Groundsmans Association and be charged with the annual subscription for that association through their annual account. 6:2 Clubs shall be able to opt out of this arrangement if they wish; such decision shall be notified to the League Secretary by means notified to the clubs no later than December 31st for the following season.

Derbyshire Groundsmen’s Association

Providing and maintaining safe, high-quality playing surfaces and grounds is hugely important to the “playing of the game” and no one plays a more vital role in doing that than the club groundsman. The Derbyshire Groundsmen’s Association was formed in 1999 by the Derbyshire Cricket Board with the aims of promoting the role of the cricket groundsman for the benefit of cricket in Derbyshire. Since its formation the association has been instrumental in driving up standards providing a forum for discussion, advice and support which, more often than not, comes from the members themselves. Many years of experience can be found amongst the membership and without exception, the holders of that experience are keen to pass it on.

Among the support for members are:

• Access to trailer equipped with end of season renovation equipment. • Regular meetings to discuss issues and meet with fellow groundsmen. • Bulk buying scheme for pitch care products such as loam, seed & fertilisers. • Access to emergency mower and details of machinery repairers and suppliers • Discount on IOG courses.

CHAIRMAN - Steve Hart 07808 122025 [email protected] SECRETARY/TREASURER – Keith Redfern 07772 614355 [email protected]

The Derbyshire County Cricket League is delighted to announce that (after an absence of 1 year) the Premier Division Player of the Season Award is to make a return welcome return for 2021, in partnership with Matt Cassar of Finance Advice Centre, Derby.

MVP points will once again be issued by the umpires each match with prize money of £250, £150 and £75 for the 1st, 2nd & 3rd placed players.

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Section H – Disciplinary Matters

(H1) Disciplinary Reports - General 1:1 MAJOR OFFENCES 1:1:1 All cases of misconduct must be reported both by the umpires and the clubs and be dealt with according to the Procedure for Handling Discipline in H2 below. 1:1:2 Clubs failing to report another club for any infringement of any rule shall render themselves liable to the findings of the EC. 1:1:3 It shall be a disciplinary offence: (a) For any player in the course of, or in connection with a match, to misconduct himself contrary to the Code of Conduct or act at any time in a manner which could prejudice the good name or interests of the League and; (b) For any club to fail properly to control or discipline its players or act in a manner contrary to the Code of Conduct which could prejudice the good name or interests of the League and the player or club committing the offence shall be liable to penalties in the manner as described in the Procedure for Handling Discipline. 1:1:4 For the purposes of these rules, the expression “The player” shall throughout these rules be deemed to mean and include not only any player, whether Professional or otherwise, but also any member or official of any club, or if appropriate, any other person involved in any incident of possible misconduct occurring on the field of play, or on the premises of the club, as may be appropriate in the particular circumstances. 1:1:5 Notice of appeal, setting out the grounds, must be given in writing to the Disciplinary Secretary of the League according to the Procedure for Handling Discipline and be accompanied by a deposit of £20.00. 1:1:6 The Appeals Panel shall have the power where they consider the appeal to be without merit, to order that the deposit be forfeited. 1:1:7 Where the penalty imposed (whether it be player or club) is one of expulsion, the EC in exceptional circumstances may set aside the expulsion when subsequent and genuine regret has been expressed and in the opinion of the EC the interests of the League would no longer be served by the continuance of such expulsion. 1:1:8 Reinstatement to the League by the EC, however, may not take place within 12 months of the original expulsion.

1:2 MINOR OFFENCES 1:2:1 Where an umpire decides that the Code of Conduct has been broken, or an act of unfair play has taken place, but does not consider the matter serious enough to warrant a full written report under H2, they should follow the procedure below: a. Issue an informal warning to the player, and inform the player’s captain. b. Should the informal warning prove ineffective, issue a formal warning (Level 1 offence) to the player and inform the player’s captain and the other umpire that a formal warning has been issued. The formal warning should be recorded on the online result form, giving the player’s name and the offence committed. In more serious cases, but where the misconduct is still considered to be minor, the umpire has the authority to issue a formal warning without having previously issued an informal warning. 1:2:2 A player receiving a total of two formal warnings during any 12 calendar month period will be automatically suspended from the next two matches in which they are eligible to play for their club under the auspices of the League. 1:2:3 A player, having been suspended under H2, who receives a further formal warning during the following 12 calendar month period will be automatically suspended from the next two league matches in which they are eligible to play for their club under the auspices of the League, and may be required to attend a full disciplinary hearing as constituted under H2. 1:2:4 The player’s club shall be given seven days notice of the start of any suspension implemented under H2. 1:2:5 The captain of any team that has received four formal warnings during any 12 calendar month period may be required to attend a full disciplinary hearing as constituted under Rule H2. NB The reporting of minor offences on the online result form may only be made by League-appointed umpires i.e. those numbered below 200 in the League handbook. Any suspension imposed upon a player or club will be upheld by ALL other member organisations of the League Cricket Conference, of which this League is a member.

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(H2) Policy and Procedure for Handling Discipline

Contents • Purpose and Jurisdiction • Code of Conduct and Spirit of Cricket • Breaches and Levels • Reporting of Alleged Breaches • Disciplinary Investigation and Hearings • Penalties • Appeals • Mutual Recognition of Penalties • Confidentiality and Data Protection • Changes to this Procedure

2:1 PURPOSE AND JURISDICTION 2:1:1 The Derbyshire County Cricket League is committed to the maintenance of high standards of conduct in and around the game of cricket. This will enhance the enjoyment and comradeship of all Participants and encourage new ones to become involved in the game. 2:1:2 This procedure applies to all competitions organised by the Derbyshire County Cricket League, and all associated governance and administrative activities. Its adoption has been confirmed by a vote of the League’s member Clubs, to guide the actions taken to deal with any alleged breaches of discipline in the playing of cricket and the other activities of the League. All those who participate in, or are connected with, the League are expected to comply with its Code of Conduct. This includes clubs, players, club officials, members, umpires, scorers, league officials and any other person or body who is from time-to-time engaged in cricket-related activities under the auspices of the Leagues. For the purpose of this procedure these organisations and individuals will be referred to as ‘Participants’. 2:1:3 Subject to the mutual recognition provisions set out in Section 9 below, the League is responsible for the enforcement and administration of this Disciplinary Procedure. 2:1:4 All Participants, by virtue of their registration with the League (whether directly or via a club) and/ or their involvement in cricket-related activities under its auspices, agree to be bound by this Procedure. They are required to cooperate with the League in maintaining high standards of conduct and specifically in the application of this Procedure. Every member club shall take all reasonable steps to ensure the good conduct of its Participants and no club shall act in any way that is prejudicial or detrimental to the interests of the game of cricket. To this end, it is important that clubs should have their own disciplinary and appeal procedures in place. 2:1:5 A key principle of this procedure is that where a club has taken necessary and sufficient action on a disciplinary matter the League’s involvement will be limited to recording and enforcing its outcome. The League may, however, intervene in cases where the action taken is too lenient or (on appeal by a Participant) it could have been too harsh. Whilst the details of clubs’ disciplinary and appeal procedures are a matter for them, the penalties set out in Section 6 below are to be used as a guide and divergence from them will necessitate the League’s involvement. 2:1:6 This procedure is designed to be fair, straightforward and proportionate to the needs of the League. It is intended to align with the principles of natural justice whilst recognising that those implementing it will not typically be, and do not need to be, legally qualified. Therefore, as long as the principles of natural justice and fairness are not infringed, minor practical or technical points will not serve to invalidate the procedure, the conclusions reached through it or any penalties imposed under it. 2:1:7 Should any incident, event or other matter arises for which this Disciplinary Procedure does not provide (whether it relates to conduct, jurisdiction, procedure or penalty) then the Chair of the League’s General Purposes and Disciplinary (G P & D) Committee may (in consultation with the Disciplinary Secretary and, where appropriate, with the League Chairman) take such action as is considered appropriate. This will take into account the specific circumstances and the principles of natural justice and fairness. 2:1:8 In the event that an alleged breach of the Code of Conduct or other disciplinary matter falls under another jurisdiction (such as the ECB Safeguarding Procedure, the police, courts or other public authority) the League shall have the right to continue with its Procedure as normal, and will usually do so. However, the Chair of the G P & D Committee may (in consultation with the Disciplinary Secretary and the League Chairman) temporarily suspend it to facilitate investigation by another party.

2:2 LEAGUE CODE OF CONDUCT AND THE SPIRIT OF CRICKET 2:2:1 Players must accept the umpire’s decision, without showing dissent either by word, action or gesture, and without reacting in a way that is provocative or disapproving. For the avoidance of doubt this requirement is not restricted to decisions by League appointed umpires and it applies regardless of their qualification status. It extends also to club umpires and players who are acting as umpires in the course of a game. Involuntary expressions of disappointment must be restrained so they don’t present as dissent. 2:2;2 Players must not intimidate, assault or otherwise mistreat an umpire or other Participant, nor must they attempt or threaten to do so. They must not engage in excessive appealing or in actions that are intended to distract an opponent by word or gesture (also known as ‘sledging’). 2:2:3 Participants must not use crude or abusive language on or around the field, nor make gestures or signals that are intended to offend, insult, humiliate, threaten, disparage or vilify another person. They must not commit (or threaten to commit) any act of violence on or around the field, or otherwise in connection with the game, nor abuse the ground, its facilities, or equipment. 2:2:3 Participants must not use, pass on or publicise language or gestures that can reasonably be considered as offensive to another participant because of their (actual or perceived) age, race, religion, sexual orientation, colour, descent, nationality or ethnic origin. 2:2:4 Participants must not be involved in the misuse of alcohol, in the distribution or use of illegal substances or in any other form of criminal activity at the grounds of member clubs, or in the governance and administration of the game.

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2:2:5 Participants must not act in a way that is detrimental to the reputation of the League or the game of cricket. They must not make any public comment that is defamatory, prejudicial or unfairly detrimental to others. This does not prevent the expression of honest opinion in relation to games and other cricketing matters when expressed in a fair, respectful and discursive manner. Special care must be taken when commenting through the media (which includes, but is not limited to the press, television, radio, club and external websites and match programmes) and when using (public or private) social media. 2:2:6 Participants must adhere not only to the Laws but also to the Spirit of Cricket and the League’s Rules. Club officials and captains have a particular responsibility to ensure this by their own example. Captains must comply with any instructions from the umpires to control their players’ behaviour. Participants shall not publicise or comment on any alleged breach that is, or could be, subject to this Procedure, except as permitted under Section 9 below.

2:2:7 The Spirit of Cricket Cricket owes much of its appeal to the fact that is meant to be played not only in accordance with its Laws, but also within the Spirit of the Game. Any action that is not in this Spirit is damaging to the game itself. Club officials, umpires, captains, and experienced players have a responsibility to be role models setting the example to other Participants. They set the tone for the conduct of a game. This responsibility is shared by every player. Failure to acknowledge and act on it is potentially a breach of discipline that can be dealt with under this procedure. In the event that a participant breaches the Code of Conduct and/ or fails to adhere to the Spirit of Cricket there is an expectation that club officials and/ or captains will support the umpires and act promptly to stop the breach and prevent any repetition.

The Spirit of Cricket involves respect for: - captains, colleagues and opponents - umpires, scorers and other officials - the laws of cricket - the traditional values of the game

The following are incompatible with the Spirit of Cricket, regardless of whether they also contravene the laws: - cheating, sharp practice, time wasting - disputing an umpire’s decision by word, action or gesture - appealing excessively or in the knowledge that the batsman is not out - advancing towards an umpire in an aggressive manner whilst appealing - intimidation, sledging or abuse of opponents or others - unruly behaviour on or around the ground - the use of foul, obscene or abusive language - the onward transmission of offensive written (including electronic) material - tampering with the ball or damaging the pitch - dangerous bowling - selecting players other than on merit to gain short term advantage - any other action that can reasonably be regarded as unfair

Actions falling into one or more of the above categories are contrary to the Spirit of Cricket and when reported they may lead to or inform disciplinary action under this Procedure. In deciding the actions to be taken where breaches of the Code of Conduct are substantiated the G P and D Committee will have regard to the Spirit of Cricket and consider whether those involved have acted in a manner that is contrary to it.

2:3 BREACHES AND LEVELS 2:3:1 Where a Participant is alleged to be in breach of the Code of Conduct and this is substantiated on the balance of probability, this Participant will be liable to disciplinary action under this procedure and to the penalties set out below. A breach of the Code of Conduct will normally be categorised by its seriousness as Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 or Level 4:

2:3:2 Level 1 Breaches Examples of Level 1 breaches include, but are not limited to, actions of the kind listed below: - time wasting by either the fielding side or the batting side - abuse of the cricket ground, facilities or equipment - showing dissent at an umpire’s decision by word or action - using language or gestures that are foul, obscene, offensive or insulting - spitting, bat throwing or other unruly behaviour on or off the field - seeking to distract an opponent by word, action or gesture (sledging) - excessive or overly aggressive appealing - failure to change an item of clothing that contravenes the League’s guidelines when requested to do so by the umpire(s) - the deliberate bowling of fast short or high pitched balls resulting in the umpires directing removal of the bowler for the rest of the innings - deliberately damaging the pitch - wilful breaches of the laws that result in the award of penalty runs

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2:3:3 For a first Level 1 breach the umpire(s) should warn the player as to their future conduct and advise both them and their captain that any repetition will result in a formal report. If having received such a warning the player then commits a further Level 1 breach in the match, the umpire(s) must report the matter after the game having first given confirmation to the player and captain of their intention to do so. 2:3:4 Any player who is reported as having committed two or more Level 1 breaches in the course of a game will automatically be suspended from all cricket for Two League Matches from the following Friday. 2:3:5 Should the umpire(s) consider that the first Level 1 breach is for any reason particularly serious or offensive, they may decide report it without having previously issued any warning. As with any formal or full report the umpire(s) must inform the player and their captain of their intention before leaving the ground. 2:3:6 If any player commits two or more Level 1 breaches during any period of twelve calendar months, this player will automatically be suspended from all cricket for Two League Matches from the Friday following the receipt of the second Level 1 breach report by the Disciplinary Secretary. 2:3:7 Since this automatic suspension will happen without further process, Level 1 breaches may only be reported by League appointed umpires and they must inform the player and their captain prior to leaving the ground. If the player or captain has already departed before the umpires have had the opportunity to inform them, another official of the same club should be told, if necessary by telephone on the same evening. If the player and captain (or the club) are not made aware of the report on the day of the game, it will not be valid. 2:3:8 In the absence of a League appointed umpire the onus is on the player’s club to take disciplinary action, and either club may report the matter to the League.

2:3:9 Level 2 Breaches Examples of Level 2 breaches include, but are not limited to, actions of the kind listed below: - repetition of a Level 1 breach after being told that it will be reported - any further Level 1 breach following another that is already to be reported - actions that are so contrary to the spirit of the game as to be capable of bringing it into disrepute - prolonged or ostentatious disputation of an umpire’s decision (for example breaking the stumps or throwing the bat for no cricketing reason) - charging aggressively towards an umpire when appealing (notwithstanding that Law 42 treats this as a Level 1 breach) - repeated, abusive, obscene or aggressive sledging - deliberate unwelcome physical contact, - malicious distraction or obstruction of others on the field - deliberately throwing the ball at or near another Participant in an aggressive or dangerous manner - changing the condition of the ball except as permitted by Law 42.3 - failure of a captain to take appropriate action in relation to the behaviour of a player when directed to do so by the umpire(s) - persistent failure by a club to comply with the administrative obligations, mandatory reporting and/ or general meeting attendance requirements of League Membership - the deliberate inclusion of ineligible players and/ or the falsification of information on team cards or match reports to gain an advantage Note that any (Player, Club or other) Participant may be reported and disciplined for a Level 2 breach. 2:3:10 Level 3 Breaches Examples of Level 3 breaches include, but are not limited to, actions of the kind listed below: - persistent repetition or combination of Level 1 and/ or 2 breaches having been informed that an earlier breach is already to be reported - actions that so gravely contravene the spirit of the game that they bring it into serious and public disrepute - verbal aggression towards, or intimidation of, an umpire - persistent abusive or obscene sledging - aggressive or inappropriate physical contact with other Participants (notwithstanding that Law 42 treats this as a Level 2 breach) - threatening to assault another Participant - the use of language or gesture(s) that offend, insult, humiliate, threaten, vilify, intimidate or disparage another person because of their (actual or perceived) age, race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, skin colour, descent, nationality or ethnic origin (notwithstanding Law 42’s treatment of these as Level 2 breaches) - failure of a club or a captain to properly control or discipline its members, as evidenced by four or more formal or full reports in the course of a season - the persistent inclusion of ineligible players and/ or the falsification of information on team cards, scorecards or match reports

Any Participant may be reported and disciplined for a Level 3 breach.

2:3:11 Level 4 Breaches Examples of Level 4 breaches include, but are not limited to, actions of the kind listed below: - persistent repetition or combination of Level 2 and/ or Level 3 breaches by a Participant in the same game or by a Club, its players, members or supporters over a twelve month period - any physical assault or act of violence towards an umpire or anyone else and any fighting between Participants on or around the ground - offensive, prejudicial or defamatory use of electronic mail, social media, verbal or written communication, including the onward transmission of untoward messages created by others - persistent failure of a club to properly control or discipline its members - language or gesture(s) that seriously or grievously offend, insult, humiliate, threaten, intimidate, disparage or vilify another person because of their (actual or perceived) age, race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, skin colour, descent, nationality or ethnic origin

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Any Participant may be reported and disciplined for a Level 4 breach.

2:3:12 The examples, listed above, of the kinds of conduct to be categorised as Level 1 to 4 breaches, are not exhaustive. Where an alleged breach can’t readily be placed in one of these categories, the Chair of the General Purposes and Disciplinary Committee, in consultation with the Disciplinary Secretary and (if appropriate) the League Chairman shall determine the Level of the alleged breach. This categorisation will take into account the following factors: • the extent of the harm that was (or could have been) caused to an individual or group of people if the allegation is substantiated • whether the alleged conduct caused, or was intended to cause, physical harm or psychological distress to an individual or group, or could reasonably be foreseen to have done so • whether the alleged conduct was criminal or otherwise unlawful • whether it was malicious, planned or pre-meditated; where it occurred (in public or in private), how it arose and whether there was provocation • whether children, young people or vulnerable people were involved • whether the motivation included any element of prejudice or discrimination including (but not limited to) unfairness due to one or more of the ‘protected characteristics’ set out by law • whether the alleged conduct was in the spirit of the game • any other exacerbating or mitigating factors that could reasonably be considered relevant to the action or its circumstances

2:3:13 In determining a proportionate level for the alleged breach, the primary consideration will be League’s obligation and commitment to maintain a high standard of conduct in and around the game.

2:4 REPORTING OF ALLEGED BREACHES 2:4:1 If a player commits a Level 1 breach of the Code of Conduct for the first time during a match, the umpire(s) should warn the player as to their future conduct, explaining precisely what needs to change. At this stage the umpire(s) should advise both the player and their captain that any repetition during the match will result in a formal report to the League. 2:4:2 If, having received such a warning, the player then commits a further Level 1 breach in the course of the match, the umpire(s) should inform the player and their captain of their obligation to report both breaches after the game. This must be confirmed before the umpire(s) leave(s) the ground with a clear explanation of the reasons for the report. If for any reason this is not possible, another official of the player’s club must be told, if necessary by telephone on the same evening. If the player and captain (or the club) are not made aware of the report on the day of the game, it will not be valid. 2:4:3 Should the umpire(s) consider that the first Level 1 breach is particularly serious or offensive, they may decide to omit the initial warning and submit a formal report to the League without warning the player first. If this happens the situation must be confirmed to the player and their captain, with an explanation for the omission of the warning stage. As with any formal or full report the umpires must inform the player and their captain of their intention before leaving the ground. 2:4:4 If any player commits two or more Level 1 breaches in the course of a game a formal report must be submitted by the umpire(s) with details of each breach. This will automatically result in the player being banned from all cricket for Two League Matches from the Friday after the game. 2:4:5 A member club may, using its own procedures, take disciplinary action against a player who has been reported for one or more Level 1 breaches. Any such action must be proportionate in relation to the guidelines of this Procedure. So long as neither the player nor the club has been invited to a disciplinary hearing, the League will not intervene in a club’s disciplinary process unless the player appeals to it. Any such appeal must be on the grounds that the procedure has not been correctly followed, material facts were ignored or the sanction is too harsh, failing which it will not be heard. The League will record any sanctions imposed by a club on a player or other member, and support their enforcement if they are reported by the Club. The League will not record or enforce sanctions that are not reported to it. 2:4:6 If any player commits two or more Level 1 breaches during any period of twelve calendar months, this will result in an automatic ban from all cricket for Two League Matches from the Friday following the receipt of a second Level 1 breach report by the League Disciplinary Secretary. 2:4:7 Umpires may choose to resolve minor matters of indiscipline in a calm and timely manner on the field, without recourse to a formal report. However, this should only happen where an incident can be contained without the risk of further escalation, distress for non-players and/ or disrepute to the game. In all instances of any alleged Level 2, 3 or 4 breach, the umpire(s) must complete a full discipline report to the League. 2:4:8 Where a decision is taken to submit a full discipline report for a Level 2, 3 or 4 breach this must be notified by the umpire by telephone to the Disciplinary Secretary within 2 days (48 hours) of the end of the match. This notification is to be followed by a full written report, preferably by email using the standard discipline form, to the Disciplinary Secretary as soon as possible and in all cases within 7 days (168 hours) of the end of the match. 2:4:9 The full written report should contain a clear description of the incident or series of events. Umpires will not include in the report their estimation of the level of the alleged breach, but they are asked provide any accompanying or contextual information that could assist the General Purposes and Disciplinary (G P & D) Committee to do so. 2:4:10 A Participant (such as a club) may initiate or inform an allegation that another Participant has breached the Code of Conduct (at any level) either on the field, during the course of a match or in association with it. Where there are League appointed umpires this information should be reported via them, thus allowing the umpires to determine the best course of action under this Procedure. The League will not normally accept reports of allegations by Participants regarding events of which the League appointed umpires were aware but have decided not to report despite having had the option to do so.

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2:4:11 The League will not normally accept or investigate reports from individuals who are club members unless they relate to a dispute with their club (for instance an appeal against a disciplinary sanction imposed by it). Reports from Participants who are not League appointed umpires should invariably come from a club, via an official who is authorised to communicate with the league on its behalf. Reports may be accepted from individuals who are not connected with a club if they raise a matter that is of concern to the League. 2:4:12 Where a reporting party (usually an umpire or a club) submits a report to the League, the focus of investigation, hearing and possible sanction will be on those who are alleged to have breached the Code of Conduct. The League will not normally take action against the reporting party or its members, unless significant new information comes to light in the course of the investigation that was omitted from the original report. An example of this is provocation by a member of the reporting club that led to the alleged breach of which the report complains, but was not included in the description of events as first reported. 2:4:13 Any allegation by a Participant that another has breached the Code of Conduct must be notified by telephone to the Disciplinary Secretary within 2 days (48 hours) of the end of the match. It should normally be followed by a written report, preferably sent by email, to the Disciplinary Secretary within 7 days (168 hours) of the match ending. A report from a Participant (including a League appointed umpire) that arrives outside these time parameters may be accepted at the discretion of the Chair of the General Purposes and Disciplinary (G P & D) Committee who will consider (in consultation with the Disciplinary Secretary) whether the game’s interests are best served by pursuing it. A factor in deciding is whether there were unavoidable reasons for the delay. 2:4:14 The discipline report should contain a clear description of the incident or series of events comprising the alleged breach. It should also include any other information that the reporting party reasonably believes could assist the G P & D Committee in determining its level and the appropriate course of action. 2:4:15 The Chair of the General Purposes and Disciplinary (G P & D) Committee (in consultation with the Disciplinary Secretary) will have an overriding discretion on whether to accept or decline reports that are submitted by Participants other than League appointed umpires. If umpires and/or spectators were known to have been present, the Disciplinary Secretary may contact them for their observations on the content of the report to assist in making the decision. 2:4:16 Participants are asked to report breaches of the Code of Conduct especially where umpires were not present and also in circumstances where the umpires were not in a position to do so. Exceptionally, the League will also investigate allegations of behaviour by umpires that breached of the Code of Conduct. For the avoidance of doubt this does not include complaints about the competence or objectivity of decisions they take in the course of the game. 2:4:17 Participants are encouraged to be honest in making their reports and will not be penalised for doing so, provided they act in good faith. However, the submission of a report that is trivial, vexatious, malicious, abusive, gratuitously offensive, is made for tactical or other unworthy reasons or is otherwise improper, may itself be treated as a breach of the Code of Conduct. 2:4:18 The League relies on umpires and other Participants to report unacceptable behaviour that is detrimental to the game of cricket so it can be challenged and eradicated. So long as these guidelines are followed, umpires and clubs should have the confidence to make reports in the knowledge that the League will support them in challenging acts of indiscipline that are contrary to the Code of Conduct and/ or Spirit of Cricket and thus not in the interests of the game.

2:5 DISCIPLINARY INVESTIGATION AND HEARINGS 2:5:1 When the Disciplinary Secretary receives a report alleging a Level 2, 3 or 4 breach of the Code of Conduct, s/he will contact the responding club as soon as possible. This is the club that is (or whose Participant is) the subject of the allegation. The responding club will be asked for its observations to be received by the Disciplinary Secretary within seven days (168 hours) of the written report being sent to it. This deadline will normally fall no more than fourteen days after the reported incident(s). 2:5:2 The observations requested from the responding club should include details of any disciplinary action that has been and/ or will be taken by the club. 2:5:3 When this information has been received there are four possible responses by the Disciplinary Secretary:

- Concurrence with the responding club’s conclusion that no further action is needed, in which case the reporting party will be told and the matter closed - Endorsement of the disciplinary action taken by the responding club, with confirmation of its adequacy in the circumstances and that it is commensurate with the requirements of this Disciplinary Procedure, in which case the outcome will be recorded and enforced by the League - Agreement to wait for a period of no more than seven further days to facilitate completion of the responding club’s investigation and their disciplinary procedure, followed by a further consideration of whether a League Disciplinary Hearing is required - A decision that the accused Participant and/ or the responding club be invited to a disciplinary hearing – for instance because the club is unable to deal with the matter itself or the penalty it imposed lacked compliance with the guidelines set out in Section 6 below.

2:5:4 The League strongly encourages clubs to deal with disciplinary matters themselves wherever possible, and they will receive credit for doing so if a hearing proves necessary. Conversely, clubs that fail to take seriously their responsibility to control and discipline their own members will render themselves liable to disciplinary action by the League. 2:5:5 In reaching the decision on whether a League hearing is necessary the Disciplinary Secretary will consult with the Chair of the General Purposes and Disciplinary (G P & D) Committee. Consultation may also take place with the umpires on the day and evidence may be taken from any other witness who could assist the League’s understanding of what took place. These umpires and witnesses may asked to provide written reports which would be then circulated to all relevant parties prior to any hearing.

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2:5:6 If it is concluded that a hearing must occur, it will take place as soon as reasonably possible taking into account the availability of venues and committee members. The responding club will receive at least seven days (168 hours) notice of the hearing date and time.

2:5:7 The invitation to the Disciplinary Hearing will specify and contain: - The date and time of the hearing - Who is to attend - The allegation(s) that are to be considered - A copy of the original report - Copies of subsequent related correspondence including from witnesses

2:5:8 The names and/ or roles of the invitees will be specified, including officers of the respondent club and any Participant who is alleged to have breached the Code of Conduct. Substitutes for the club officers may be agreed by negotiation with the Disciplinary Secretary, but any individuals who are accused of breaches must attend. Failure to do so without good reason (eg. A specific, unavoidable prior commitment or a family emergency) means the loss of their right to appeal against any sanctions imposed on them at the hearing. 2:5:9 The hearing will be conducted by the Chair (or Vice Chair) of the G P & D Committee plus at least three and no more than five other voting members assembled from the list of its members agreed by the League Executive Committee (EC) and publicised on League Website. Exceptionally, other EC members may be included. Four members, including the Chair, will form a quorum. In addition the League Disciplinary Secretary will normally be present to act in an ex-officio/ secretarial non-voting capacity. 2:5:10 Any objections to any member of the G P & D who may be eligible to sit at the hearing must be accompanied by clear and plausible written reasons to be received by the Disciplinary Secretary no later than five (5) days before the hearing. The League Disciplinary Secretary will appraise these and consider any changes needed to restore the G P & D Committee to a minimum of four (4) voting members in time for the hearing. 2:5:11 The hearing will take place (on the arranged date/ time at an appropriate venue) in accordance with the principles of fairness and natural justice, the initial aim being to establish the truth of what has occurred. The Chair will begin by introducing those present and confirming the response(s) to any objections. The prior circulation of all related correspondence will be confirmed and time will be allowed to read any late statements or reports that may have been tabled. Those attending the meeting may take notes but the proceedings are not to be recorded electronically. 2:5:12 The Chair will summarise the apparent facts of the case and the allegation(s) arising from them. All those present will then have the opportunity to challenge, expand or otherwise comment on them. The responding club and/ or their individual Participants will be able to question the reporting club and/ or the umpire(s) if present. If the reporting club and/ or the umpire(s) can’t attend, every effort will be made to clarify any queries about their report prior to or during, the meeting. 2:5:13 Sufficient time will be allowed for the responding club / its Participant(s) to give their account of the allegation, question the witnesses and highlight any missing information. All the parties present may be questioned by Committee members. The responders will also be allowed to describe any provocations, explanations or mitigating circumstances that the G P & D Committee is asked to take into account when reaching a decision. The Chair will then adjourn the hearing to enable confidential deliberation in private by the members of the G P & D Committee. Its decision will be by a majority vote with an additional casting vote by the Chair if this is the only way to reach a decision. 2:5:14 The responding club/ its Participants (and any accompanying supporter(s)) will then be recalled and the hearing re-convened. At this point the Disciplinary Secretary will announce the G P & D Committee’s decision if it has been able to reach one. If it has not yet done so (for instance because some facts remain to be clarified) the Disciplinary Secretary will indicate a timescale for resolution. In exceptional circumstances the hearing may be re-convened on a later date. If a decision has been reached it will be confirmed in writing within seven days. 2:5:15 If after the investigation and hearing the G P & D Committee holds a strongly held belief that a breach of the Code of Conduct or other unacceptable behaviour has occurred, it has the right under this Disciplinary Procedure to impose one or more penalties as set out in Section 6 below. The details of this will be conveyed verbally by the Disciplinary Secretary and confirmed in writing. 2:5:16 The Chair will make the club / Participant(s) aware of the Appeals Procedure as set out in Section 7 below, before closing the hearing. Notice of any appeal, and the grounds for it, must be received within seven days (168 hours) of the hearing. To allow sufficient time for the club’s consideration this, any ban imposed at the hearing will not take effect until the second Friday after it. If an appeal is made the ban will not take effect until the Friday after it is determined. 2:5:17 Non-attendance at the hearing by the responding club / individual Participant, having been given at least seven days’ notice as set out above, will not postpone or cancel the hearing. It will be conducted in the absence of the non-attending Participant who will lose their right of appeal against any sanction imposed, unless an acceptable reason is given for their inability to attend. 2:5:18 An individual Participant who is accused of having breached the Code of Conduct, has the right to be accompanied at a League Disciplinary Hearing by a supportive friend or colleague who may or may not have legal qualifications. At least three (3) days’ notice of this must be provided prior to the hearing. This supporter may offer advice to the Participant during the hearing, but must not answer questions on their behalf. 2:5:19 Participants who are accused of having breached the Code of Conduct, may also call witnesses to the hearing. The identity of any witnesses must be confirmed to the Disciplinary Secretary at least five (5) days prior to the hearing and there must be a clear purpose for their presence in relation to the allegations that have been made. 2:5:20 Where the discipline report includes allegations against both (an) individual Participant(s) and a responding club, both may be dealt with at the same hearing and there is nothing to prevent the imposition of sanctions against both an individual and a club. In certain circumstances the team captain may also be required to attend, and could face action if it can be shown that they failed to take reasonable action to control their players.

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2:5:21 None of the G P & D Members present at the hearing should be closely connected with the Participant and/ or their club or any relevant opponent at the time of the alleged breach, or with any Participant who might directly benefit from any sanctions that could be imposed. If such a connection does, or may exist, it should be declared at the outset thus giving the other members of the Committee an opportunity to decide whether the declaring member should withdraw from the hearing. 2:5:22 Participants involved in disciplinary proceedings will be solely responsible for meeting such costs or expenses as they may incur, including the cost of any legal or other advice or representation. Umpires who attend hearings are entitled to claim reimbursement of their reasonable expenses from the League. 2:5:23 If the G P & D Committee upholds any or all of the allegations as substantiated it will normally impose a charge on the responding club, to cover the costs incurred in staging the meeting and any subsequent appeal. This will be added to the club’s annual League account. 2:5:24 The standard of proof at League Disciplinary and Appeal hearings shall be on the balance of probabilities. There is no requirement to prove the allegations beyond reasonable doubt. It is sufficient for the panel holds a strongly held belief, based on the available evidence, that the breach took place and that the responsibility for it has been identified fairly and in accordance with the principles of natural justice. 2:5:25 In addition, whilst Participants and clubs are encouraged and expected to be open and honest at disciplinary hearings, they must do so with respect to the formality of the process before, during and immediately after the hearing. Words, actions or deeds that are aggressive, offensive or abusive will not be tolerated and will themselves result in sanctions additional to any that have been imposed due to substantiation of the original allegation. 2:5:26 Where a disciplinary hearing involves a junior player (under the age of 18) there will be no more than 3 members on the panel of the committee, plus the League Disciplinary Secretary in a non-voting capacity.

2:6 PENALTIES 2:6:1 If a breach of the Code of Conduct, or other unacceptable behaviour by an individual Participant or a Club is substantiated at a disciplinary hearing, one or more of the following sanctions will be imposed:

2:6:2 Level One Breaches Actions by a Participant (including a player or a club) of the kind listed in Section 3 as Level 1 breaches may result in one or more of: • A requirement for the player and/ or the club to submit an appropriate letter of apology within a specified time • The recording of a reprimand issued to the player or the club, with a warning as to their future conduct • The imposition of a fine (on a club only) not to exceed £30 • The banning (of a player only) from all cricket for at least One League Match

2:6:2 Level Two Breaches Actions of the kind listed in Section 3 as Level 2 breaches are likely to result in one or more of: • A requirement for the player and/or the club to submit appropriate letter(s) of apology within a specified time • The imposition of a fine (on a club only) not to exceed £50 • The deduction of 22 points from a team (Premier – Division 6) or 27 league points from a team (Division 7-9) • The banning (of a player only) for at least Four League Matches

2:6:3 Level Three Breaches Breaches of kind listed as Level 3 will result in one or more of: • A requirement for the player and/or the club to submit appropriate letter(s) of apology within a specified time • The imposition of a fine (on a club) not to exceed £100 • The imposition of a fine (on a player) not to exceed £50 • The deduction of 44 points from a team (Premier – Division 6) or 54 league points from a team (Division 7-9) • The banning (of a player only) for at least Eight League Matches

2:6:4 Level Four Breaches Breaches of the kind listed as Level 4 will result in one or more of: • A requirement for the player and/or the club to submit apologies • The imposition of a fine (on a club) not to exceed £200 • The imposition of a fine (on a player) not to exceed £100 • The deduction of 66 points from a team (Premier – Division 6) or 72 league points from a team (Division 7-9) • The relegation of a team by one division • The banning (of a player only) for at least Twelve League Matches • Expulsion (of a player) from the league or (of a club) from a cup competition of the league

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2:6:5 The General Purposes and Disciplinary (G P & D) Committee may, at its sole discretion, suspend all or part of any penalty that is imposed for a period of up to 24 months. This means that the penalty for the breach (or the part of it that is suspended) will not be applied unless there is a further Level 2 to 4 breach by the same Participant or Club during the specified period. Alternatively, the Committee may decide that the seriousness of a player’s breach warrants a longer ban than the baseline set out above for each level. When this happens it is for the Committee to determine whether part of all of the additional element is to be suspended. 2:6:6 In the case of a player, the G P & D Committee may determine that one or two Level 1 breaches are sufficient to trigger the suspended element during the specified period. The Committee may also set conditions on the proposed suspension (for instance a player’s completion of an umpiring course or a club’s training of its’ members) failing which the suspension will be triggered. If the suspended element is triggered either by further breach(es) or by failure to comply with the conditions it will be added to the original sanction and/ or those imposed for the further breach(es). 2:6:7 In deciding whether to suspend part or all of the penalty it imposes, the G P & D Committee may take into account some or all of the following factors: ▪ Whether the Participant has acknowledged their culpability; ▪ Their previous disciplinary record; ▪ Their role (for instance, as captain or club official; ▪ Their conduct since being informed of the intention to report them; ▪ Whether the conduct occurred on or off the field of play; ▪ The factors listed in Section 3 as helping to set the level of the breach ▪ Any other mitigating factors relevant in the circumstances of the breach.

2:6:8 If the cricket season ends during and prior to the completion of a player’s suspension the matches of the suspension will be carried over to the following season. For this purpose the season is deemed complete on the Monday after the final game of the closing season and to restart on the Tuesday prior to the first game of the following season. 2:6:9 In accordance with the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) Regulations, in any case where a suspension is legitimately imposed on an ECB registered cricketer by the G P & D Committee it shall be recognised by the CDC. To ensure this the Disciplinary Secretary will, as soon as possible, report the penalty matter in writing to the ECB Head of Cricket Operations (First Class) and/ or the ECB Head of Non-First Class Cricket. ECB registered cricketers have the right of appeal to a CDC Appeal Panel and they may choose to exercise this instead of (but not in addition to) their right of appeal within the Derbyshire County Cricket League. 2:6:10 Exceptionally, an aggravated or persistent Level 4 breach may be so serious that it warrants consideration of a club or team’s expulsion from the League. The G P & D Committee would recommend on this but the final decision in these cases would be taken by the Executive Committee.

2:7 APPEALS 2:7:1 When the General Purposes and Disciplinary (G P & D) Committee imposes a penalty on a Participant (player, club or other) they may have the right of appeal. The circumstances in which an appeal may be lodged and accepted will be set out at the end of a disciplinary hearing. 2:7:2 To be considered an Appeal must be made within seven (7) days of the disciplinary hearing when the penalty was imposed. It must be supported by a £20.00 deposit (to be administered through the annual club accounting process) which may be forfeited if the Appeal Panel considers the appeal to have been without any merit. 2:7:3 The right of appeal should only be exercised in good faith and on reasonable grounds. The only possible grounds for appeal are that: • The G P & D Committee failed to comply with this Disciplinary Procedure • The penalty imposed fell outside the parameters laid down in Section 6 above, without good reason or for reasons that were not explained • Significant and material new evidence has come to light that was not known, could not be or was not presented at the original hearing 2:7:4 The decision on whether to accept an Appeal will be taken by the League Executive. 2:7:5 The fact that a Participant may be unhappy with the penalty (for instance because it is harsher than they expected) is not of itself sufficient grounds for appeal. If the letter of appeal does not show acceptable grounds in one or more of the categories set out above, it will be rejected without a hearing and the deposit will be forfeited. Where more than one Participant (eg. A player and their club) appeals in relation to the same incident, they must do so separately. 2:7:6 If a notice of appeal is given within seven days of the original hearing, any ban shall not take effect pending the outcome of the appeal, which will be scheduled to take place as soon as possible. If an appeal fails or is rejected the ban will take effect on the Friday after this decision is taken. Appellants will be given at least seven (7) days’ notice of the date, time and venue of the appeal hearing. The appeal shall be by way of a new hearing before an Appeal Panel. This panel will be appointed by the Disciplinary Secretary and shall consist of not less than three nor more than five people drawn from a list approved by the League Executive Committee and publicised on the website. One of the appointees shall be designated as the Chair of the Appeal Panel. The Disciplinary Secretary will be present in an ex-officio/ secretarial non-voting capacity. 2:7:7 None of the voting members will be members of the original G P & D Committee nor will anyone with a direct connection to any of the Participants, any relevant opponents or any Participant who might directly benefit from the sanction(s) that were imposed by the original hearing. 2:7:8 The Appellant shall have the same rights of attendance, to call witnesses and be accompanied by a supportive friend or colleague as they did at the original disciplinary hearing. If they are to be accompanied at least three (3) days’ notice of this must be provided prior to the hearing. The supporter may advise the Appellant but not answer questions for them.

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2:7:9 Non-attendance by an Appellant at the Appeal Hearing, without an acceptable reason, will automatically result in the cancellation of the hearing and forfeiture of their right of appeal. 2:7:10 The Appeal Panel will comply with the principles of fairness and natural justice, giving the Appellant every possible opportunity to make their case. However it must be recognised that it is not a ‘court of law’; rather it exists to uphold the standards in Codes of Conduct, the Laws and Spirit of Cricket and the Rules of the League.

2:7:11 The Appeal Panel will hear and consider the grounds for the appeal, in particular whether: - the original Disciplinary Hearing was conducted in accordance with this procedure; - the sanction that was imposed fell within the parameters set out in Section 6 of this Procedure; and - the significance of any new evidence that is presented at the appeal

2:7:12 The Appeal Panel may confirm, reduce or cancel the decision of the Disciplinary Hearing but it shall not have the power to increase the penalty. If the decision is confirmed or reduced any ban will take effect from the Friday following the conclusion of the Appeal. 2:7:13 If the original decision is confirmed (but not if it is reduced) the Appeal Panel may award the cost of the Appeal Hearing against the Participant in addition to the forfeiture of the whole or part of the deposit. In deciding on this the Appeal Panel will have regard to whether the right of appeal was exercised in good faith and on reasonable grounds. 2:7:14 The Disciplinary Secretary will inform the Appellant verbally of the Appeal Panel’s Decision(s) at the conclusion of the hearing and confirm it in writing. Decisions of the Appeal Panel shall be by majority vote and where necessary the Chair shall have an additional, casting vote. The standard of proof for decisions will be the balance of probability. 2:7:15 The decision(s) of the Appeal Panel shall be final and binding. However, where the penalty imposed (and upheld) was one of expulsion (whether of a player or a club), the Executive Committee (EC) may subsequently, in exceptional circumstances, set aside the expulsion and reinstate the Participant. This may not occur within 12 months, and only then when subsequent and genuine regret has been expressed, and in the EC’s opinion the interests of the game and the League would no longer be served by the continuance of the expulsion.

2:8 MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF PENALTIES 2:8:1 The League and clubs shall mutually recognise and give full effect to any penalty imposed by the General Purposes and Disciplinary (G P & D) Committee of the League. The jurisdiction of the G P & D Committee includes the Premier Division and all other Divisions of the Derbyshire County League, and all other competitions taking place under the auspices of the League. 2:8:2 The League and clubs shall also recognise and give full effect to penalties imposed pursuant to the disciplinary regulations and procedures of all competitions occurring under the auspices of the England and Wales Cricket Board, the Derbyshire Cricket Board, other County Cricket Boards and the League Cricket Conference (the Recognised Competitions). 2:8:3 A Participant may not appear in matches under the auspices of the League whilst serving a suspension given by any of other Recognised Competitions. If any of these competitions suspends a player for a consecutive number of matches or for a period of time, that player may not play in any matches under the auspices of the League until the suspension has been served. It is expected and assumed that the other Recognised Competitions will observe the same protocol in respect of penalties imposed by the Derbyshire County League under this Disciplinary Procedure. 2:8:4 In order to give effect to this protocol, the League may report and receive information in regard to penalties imposed upon Participants pursuant to the Disciplinary Regulations to and from the ECB and other Recognised Competitions. Such information will be shared on a ‘need-to-know’ basis as may be necessary to give effect to the penalty. Participants are deemed to have given their consent to this through their membership of, or involvement with, a member club of the Derbyshire County League. Membership implies a commitment to uphold and adhere to the Rules of the League, including this Disciplinary Procedure, which are agreed by the Clubs at the Rules Revision or other General Meeting.

2:9 CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA PROTECTION 2:9:1 Disciplinary proceedings shall be confidential and will take place in private. Information will be shared between the parties directly involved on the basis that it must not be further publicised except as set out below. 2:9:2 The League shall have the right to publish any written decision of a Disciplinary Panel including (but not necessarily limited to) publication on its website, should the Executive Committee consider it necessary to do so in furtherance of the League’s commitment to maintain high standards of conduct in and around the game of cricket. 2:9:3 Each Participant shall be deemed to have agreed, for the purposes of the General Data Protection Regulation, the Data Protection Act and any associated or successor law and/ or regulations, to have consented to the processing of their personal data in accordance with, and for the purpose of implementing, this Disciplinary Procedure.

2:10 CHANGES TO THIS DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE 2:10:1 This Disciplinary Procedure may not be changed except by a decision of the League’s member clubs at the Rules Revision Meeting or another General Meeting.

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(I1) Summary of rules for all Competitions at-a-glance

RULE / PLAYING CONDITION PREM DIV 1 DIV 2 DIVs 3 DIVs 4 DIVs 5 Win/Lose 50 Win/Lose Win/Lose Win/Lose Win/Lose Win/Lose 50 overs per 45 overs 45 overs 45 overs 45 overs Format & Scheduled Overs overs per side side per side per side per side per side 12:00/ 12:30/ 12:30/ 12:30/ 12:30/

Start Time** 12:00 12:30*** 1:00*** 1:00*** 1:00*** 1:00***

Last over (inc. drinks) started by 3hrs15 3hrs15 2hrs45 2hrs45 2hrs45 2hrs45 Penalty for each late over 6 Runs & 1pt 6 Runs& 1pt 1 Point 1 Point 1 Point 1 Point lose 1 over Lose 1 over Lose 1 over Lose 1 over Lose 1 over Lose 1 over Start Delayed each per 7.5 each per 7.5 each per 7 each per 7 each per 7 each per 7 mins mins mins mins mins mins Min. Scheduled overs per side to start 20 20 20 20 20 20 + 195 + 195 + 195 + 195 4.05pm/4:35pm Latest Start Time 4.05pm mins mins mins mins Original Original Original Original Last Hour starts (in a Time Game), min 17 N/A N/A Start + Start + Start + Start + overs to be bowled from: 5hrs30 5hrs30 5hrs30 5hrs30

Lose Overs Lose Overs Delay/s After the Start of 30 Time Time Time Time – DLS – DLS minutes or more Method Method Game Game Game Game

Strict Wides (& 17” Lines) ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓   10 Overs (or 10 Overs (or

Initial PowerPlay (2 outside) 20%) 20%)    

Free Hits       Field Change allowed for same striker N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 10 (or 10 (or 10 (or 10 (or 12 (or 24%) 12 (or 24%) Overs per Bowler 24%) 24%) 24%) 24%)

Fielding Circle (max. 5 outside) ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓  

Max 5 fielders on leg side      

Law 41.6 Law 41.6 Law 41.6 Law 41.6 Shoulder high bouncers per over 2 2 Time Time Time Time Game Declarations Permitted   Game only Game only Game only only New New Type of Ball New Red New Red Red Red Red Red

Optional Coloured Kit       Penalty Runs under Law 41 (Fair & Unfair Play) ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 

Player Removal for L3/L4 offences (Law 42) ✓ ✓    

th th rd rd rd rd Latest arrival to play 25 over 25 over 22 over 22 over 22 over 22 over Points System 1 1 2 2 2 2 Minimum Ground Grade A+ (A+) A A B B Standard Pitch Mark 85 85 85 85 80 80

Double Sightscreens Required ✓ ✓     Umpires Expenses (+ 50% if alone) £50 + tea/£53 £50+tea/£53 £40+tea/£43 £40+tea/£43 £40+tea/£43 £40+tea/£43

Scorer Required ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓   Electronic Scoring (DLS) ✓ ✓    

ClubMark Required ✓ ✓    

*In Divs 1-9 The team batting first may occupy up to half the original scheduled overs (the balance to the team batting second) **All start times may be brought forward by 1hr ***1st time listed is for Apr & Sep. 2nd time listed is for the rest of the season. ****First 8 overs – max 2 out, middle 24 overs – max 4 out, last 8 overs, max 5 out *****£35 for one T20 in a day, £50 for two T20s in a day, £60 for three T20s in a day. In the Jackson Hundred and the Butterley T20, umpires are asked to donate a proportion of this to the competition’s charities. umm rules for alloI1: Summary of rules for all Competitions at-a-glanmpetit

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ions DIVs 6 DIVs 7 DIVs 8 DIVs 9 40 OVER CUPS 20 OVER CUPS HUNDRED BALL Win/Lose Draws, 80 Draws, 80 Draws, 80 Win/Lose Win/Lose Win/Lose 45 overs over over match over match 40 overs per side 20 overs per side 100 balls per side per side match 1:00/ 1:00/ 1:00/ 12:30/1:00 varies 1:30 1:30 1:30 1:00 Latest 6:30pm None None None None 2hrs 30mins 1hr 15mins 60 mins N/A N/A N/A N/A 6 Runs 6 Runs 6 Runs Lose 1 over Lose 1 over Lose 1 over Lose 1 over After 30 mins, lose 1 Lose 1 over each Lose 5 balls each per 6 each per 7 each per 7 each per 7 each per 7 over each per 7.5 mins mins mins mins mins per 7.5 mins mins 20 20 20 20 10 5 25 balls + 195 + 160 Match manager’s + 160 mins + 160 mins mins mins 5:35pm decision 8:15pm Original Original Original Original Start + Start + Start + Start + N/A N/A N/A 5hrs30 5hrs 5hrs 5hrs30 DLS method if 30 Match manager’s Lose 5 balls per 3 mins lost. Time Time Time Time mins grace time decision. Lose 1 over Average Run Rate used Game Game Game Game used (ARR method per 3.75 mins. ARR unless DLS method agreed if DLS unavailable) unless DLS agreed. upon before toss.

    ✓ ✓ ✓     8 Overs****(8-24-8) 6 overs 25 balls

    ✓ ✓ ✓ N/A N/A N/A N/A    10 (or 9 (or 24%) 9 (or 24%) 9 (or 24%) 24%) 8 (or 20%) 4 (or 20%) 20 balls (or 20%)     ✓ ✓ ✓

    ✓ ✓ ✓ Law 41.6 Law 41.6 Law 41.6 Law 41.6 2 1 1 per block of five balls Time Game Time Game Time Game Time Game only only only only    Premier: Pink Red Red Red Red New Pink Pink All other: Red

    ✓ Prem T20 Only ✓ Only in Prm T20, Cty     ✓ T20 & Bailey ✓ Only in Prem T20 and     ✓ County T20 ✓ 22rd over 20th over 20th over 20th over 20th over 10th over 50th ball 2 3 3 3 N/A W:2, T/NR:1, L:0 N/A B C C C N/A N/A N/A 80 80 80 80 N/A N/A N/A     N/A N/A ✓ £40+tea/£43 £40+tea/£43 £40+tea/£43 £40+tea/£43 £40+tea/£43 £35***** £35***** Yes in Premier, County     ✓ & Bailey ✓     ✓ ✓     N/A N/A N/A

Declarations (Divisions 2-9)

In a Normal Match, if a team declares its innings closed, the maximum number of overs per bowler shall be recalculated in their favour – to 30% of the remaining overs. In a match that has become a Time Match, if a team declares its innings closed after 30 overs have been bowled, the team batting second shall receive the same number of balls as the team batting first.

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(I2) Flowchart of Rain-Affected Matches DELAY TO THE START

PREM & DIV 1 DIVS 2-6 DIVS 7-9 40 OVER CUPS T20 CUPS 100 BALL

Lose 1 over per Lose 1 over per Lose 1 over per After 30 minutes, After 15 minutes, After 15 minutes, side for every side for every 7 side for every 7 lose 1 over per side lose 1 over per lose 5 balls per side 7.5 minutes minutes minutes for every 7.5 side for every 7.5 for every 6 minutes minutes minutes

If more than If more than If more than If more than 275 If more than 125 If more than 105 245 minutes, 195 minutes, 160 minutes, minutes, including minutes are lost (5 minutes are lost (25 including tea, including tea, including tea, tea, are lost (10 overs per side), balls per side), match are lost (20 are lost (23 are lost (23 overs per side), match is is abandoned overs per Side), overs per side), overs per side), match is abandoned match is match is match is abandoned abandoned abandoned abandoned

DELAY/S AFTER THE START

PREM & DIV 1 DIVS 2-6 DIVS 7-9 40 OVER CUPS T20 CUPS 100 BALL

After 30 After 30 After 30 After 30 minutes After 15 minutes lost, After 15 minutes minutes lost, minutes lost, minutes lost, lost, (which may be (which may be in lost, (which may be OVERS TIME GAME. TIME GAME. in combination with combination with a in combination with REDUCED: 1 per Minimum of Minimum of a delayed start) delayed start) OVERS a delayed start) side for each 7.5 17 overs 17 overs OVERS REDUCED: 1 REDUCED: 1 per side BALLS REDUCED: 5 minutes, DLS in from 6pm from 6pm per side for each 7.5 for each 7.5 minutes, per side for each 6 operation. (assuming a (assuming a minutes, DLS in AVERAGE RUN-RATE in minutes, DLS in Match 12:30 1:00 operation. Match operation unless DLS operation. Match abandoned if scheduled scheduled abandoned if the was agreed. Match abandoned if the the second start) start) second innings abandoned if the second innings innings cannot cannot receive 10 second innings cannot cannot receive 25 receive 20 overs overs receive 5 overs balls

THE RESULT

PREM & DIV 1 DIVS 2-6 DIVS 7-9 40 OVER CUPS T20 CUPS 100 BALL

If the overs were Both teams Both teams A result on DLS if A result on ARR (or A result on DLS if reduced after the have had have had the revised target is DLS if agreed) if revised target is start, a result on DLS the chance chance face achieved or on the revised target is achieved or on the (if the revised target face the the same PAR score if 10 overs achieved or on the PAR score if 25 balls is achieved..or on the same number of have been faced in PAR score if 5 overs have been faced in PAR score if 20 overs number of overs the 2nd innings have been faced in the 2nd innings have been faced in overs the 2nd innings the 2nd innings)

(please see Playing Conditions in full when interpreting these guides)

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(I3) ECB Directives Governing Junior Players

ECB Guidelines for junior players in open age cricket Age groups are based on the age of the player at midnight on 31st August in the year preceding the current season. Players who are selected in a County U12 squad in spring for a summer squad or in another squad deemed by ECB Performance Managers to be of a standard above ‘district level’ for that season are eligible to play open age cricket. This is providing they are at least 11 years old, are in School Year 7 on 1st September in the year preceding the season, and have written parental consent to play. In allowing these players to play in open age cricket it is essential clubs and coaches recognise the ‘duty of care’ obligations they have towards these young players. This means boys and girls who are county squad and area squad players, are able to play open age group cricket if they are in an U12 age group and are a minimum of 11 years old on 1st September of the year preceding the season. District and club players who are not in a county or area squads must wait until they reach the U13 age group, be in Year 8 and be 12 years old on 1st September of the preceding year before being able to play in any open age group cricket. As before written parental consent is required for these players.

ECB Fast Bowling Match Directives Age Overs per spell Overs per day Age Overs per spell Overs per day Up to 13 5 overs per spell 10 overs per day U16–U19 7 overs per spell 18 overs per day U14, U15 6 overs per spell 12 overs per day

For the purposes of these Directives a fast bowler is defined as a bowler to whom a wicket keeper in the same age group would in normal circumstances stand back to take the ball. Having completed a spell the bowler cannot bowl again, from either end, until the equivalent number of overs to the length of his* spell have been bowled from the same end. A bowler can change ends without ending his current spell provided that he bowls the next over that he legally can from the other end. If this does not happen his spell is deemed to be concluded. If play is interrupted, for any reason, for less than 40 minutes any spell in progress at the time of the interruption can be continued after the interruption up to the maximum number of overs per spell for the appropriate age group. If the spell is not continued after the interruption the bowler cannot bowl again, from either end, until the equivalent number of overs to the length of his spell before the interruption have been bowled from the same end. If the interruption is of 40 minutes or more, whether scheduled or not, the bowler can commence a new spell immediately. Once a bowler covered by these Directives has bowled in a match he cannot exceed the maximum number of overs per day for his age group even if he subsequently bowls spin. He can exceed the maximum overs per spell if bowling spin, but cannot then revert to bowling fast until an equivalent number of overs to the length of his spell have been bowled from the same end. If he bowls spin without exceeding the maximum number of overs in a spell the maximum will apply as soon as he reverts to bowling fast. Captains, Team Managers and umpires are asked to ensure that these Directives are followed at all times. *Any reference to he/his should be interpreted to include she/her..

ECB Safety Guidance on the Wearing of Cricket Helmets by Young Players In February 2000 the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) issued safety guidance on the wearing of helmets by young players up to the age of 18. In brief, the guidance recommends that: helmets with a faceguard or grille should be worn when batting against a hard cricket ball in matches and in practice sessions young players should regard a helmet with a faceguard as a normal item of protective equipment when batting, together with pads, gloves and, for boys, an abdominal protector (box) young wicketkeepers should wear a helmet with a faceguard when standing up to the stumps. With the assistance of schools, cricket clubs and leagues, the wearing of helmets by young players is now standard practice in cricket throughout England and Wales. Helmets are widely available and are covered by a British Standard (BS7928:1998). The original guidance allowed parents or guardians to give their written consent to allow a young player not to wear a helmet. However now parental consent not to wear a helmet should not be accepted in any form of cricket. A face protector represents an alternative head protection system for young wicket keepers.

Fielding Regulations No young player in the Under 15 age group or younger shall be allowed to field closer than 8 yards (7.3 metres) from the middle stump, except behind the wicket on the off side, until the batsman has played at the ball. For players in the Under 13 age group and below the distance is 11 yards (10 metres). These minimum distances apply even if the player is wearing a helmet. Should a young player in these age groups come within the restricted distance the umpire must stop the game immediately and instruct the fielder to move back. In addition any young player in the Under 16 to Under 18 age groups, who has not reached the age of 18, must wear a helmet and, for boys, an abdominal protector (box) when fielding within 6 yards (5.5 metres) of the bat, except behind the wicket on the off side. Players should wear appropriate protective equipment whenever they are fielding in a position where they feel at risk. These fielding regulations are applicable to all cricket in England and Wales.

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(I4) Miscellaneous Guidance

ECB Ground Weather and Light (GW&L) – Umpires’ Guide This guide represents the key issues and actions umpires should consider in reviewing GW&L issues caused by weather conditions (other than lightning).In order for play to start, continue or resume, both umpires (subject to point 9 below) should agree, at all times, that conditions do not present an actual and foreseeable risk of injury to any player or umpire. To help to establish this, the following questions should be considered by both umpires. The state of the game, or the views of either team, should have no bearing on the answers. 1. Have you carried out an inspection of the whole playing area, at no faster than at a reasonable walking pace, including the area immediately beyond the boundary over which fielders may need to pass as they endeavour to field or catch the ball? 2. Do the bowlers have reasonable footholds – i.e. are they able to bowl without slipping - this must include the whole of their delivery, from where they begin their run up, to the point they have regained control of their movement after delivery of the ball? 3. Do all of the fielders have the power of free movement around the ground – can they can move, turn and run at broadly full pace, without slipping? 4. Do the batsmen have the ability to play their shots and run freely between the wickets without slipping, both when they set off and in the action of turning? 5. Are you satisfied that there is no surface water and no standing water (water visible around the feet when pressed into the ground) in the playing area within 30 yards of the pitch, or on the square, or, if further away, that would be so slippery as to potentially constitute a danger? 6. In your opinion is there sufficiently good visibility to enable you to conclude that you, the batsmen, and fielders will be able to see the ball (taking into account its pace) clearly enough to be safe? 7. Are you satisfied that after pitching the ball does not bounce unpredictably or steeply or go through the surface of the pitch in a way that poses a danger to the striker or the wicket-keeper standing up? 8. Are you satisfied that none of the conditions pose an actual and foreseeable risk to the safety of any player or umpire? 9. Does the other umpire (if present) agree with your answers? If the other umpire is not a current full member of the ECB ACO then you should consult with him, but your answers to the above questions should determine the outcome. Whenever your answers to one or more of the questions 1 to 9 above is a NO, play must be suspended until the umpires, working with those responsible for the ground, have implemented a solution that eliminates the danger.1st February 2016

ECB Concussion Guidance

Mental Health Matters

If you are suffering from anxiety, depression or suicidal thoughts, there are people who can help.

Make an appointment to see your GP, call 111 or visit an NHS walk-in centre. For more information visit www.nhs.co.uk. In an emergency you can call 999 or attend A&E at your nearest hospital. You can also speak to the Samaritans on 116 123 (24 hours a day) or e-mail [email protected]

A Message from the Derbyshire Cricket Foundation

On March 1st 2020, the Derbyshire Cricket Board and the Cricket Derbyshire Foundation merged to form the Derbyshire Cricket Foundation, something we are extremely proud of and something we all believe will have a positive impact on cricket and the wider community. We entered 2020 with ambitious plans at the beginning of our 5-year strategy to Inspire a Generation, but much of our plan was put on hold whilst many of our staff were placed on furlough. We are hopeful that we can make significant progress on the implementation and delivery of our strategy this year, to develop the wider game and community.

Over the past year, we have been highlighting good news stories coming from clubs and their members. This has been anything from the work the club is doing in their local community, or how people are raising vital funds for their clubs or charities. If your club has any news stories that you would like to share, please get in contact with us.

The best way to keep up to date with everything we are doing is by following us on social media and checking out our website. This is where you will find updates about holiday programmes, Club Support Webinars and Forums, 1-1 coaching, events, courses, and much more.

Key contacts for clubs are as follows:

Mick Glenn - Clubs and Leagues Manager Key Responsibilities: Clubmark, Facilities & Funding, Club Support, Cricket Development Group Support, NatWest Cricket Force, ECB OSCA’s, Leagues Office: 01332 386600 Mobile: 07976 504276 Email: [email protected]

Tom Coxhead - Club & Community Cricket Officer Key Responsibilities: All Stars Cricket Lead, Support holistic development of a number of clubs, Junior Leagues, Junior Club Competitions, Cricket World Cup Lead, ClubMark Support Office: 01332 386605 Mobile: 07530 040923 Email: [email protected]

James Colton - Club & Community Cricket Officer Key Responsibilities: Chance to Shine lead, Schools & Education lead, School Competitions, DCF Holiday Programme, Support holistic development of a number of clubs, ClubMark Support Office: 01332 386604 Mobile: 07540 785411 Email: [email protected]

Charlie Storr - Club & Community Cricket Officer Key Responsibilities: Recreational Women & Girls lead, Disability and SEN lead, Inclusion & Diversity lead, Support holistic development of a number of clubs, ClubMark Support Office: 01332 386604 Mobile: 07775001003 Email: [email protected]

Dave Moore – Pathway & Business Support Officer Key Responsibilities: Women and Girls Pathway, Pathway Finance, Business Administration, Business Planning and Performance Office: 01332 386605 Mobile: 07967 112796 Email: [email protected]

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List I (numbers 1-22): Premier Division Umpires 1 Jon Borland 01773 828761 07984 258767 11 Iftikhar Hussain 01332 770737 07883 025859 2 Martin Cannon 01246 551289 07801 757528 13 Andy Lunn 01283 225893 07846 295179 3 John Clark 01332 811517 14 Alan Payne 01773 712794 07988 754917 4 Steve Dixon 01530 273883 07803 599935 15 Dave Price 01332 280928 07973 844338 5 Rabindra Ghosh 07917 440714 16 Niven Roper 01246 203217 6 Michael Glenn 01773 744953 07976 504276 18 Simon Thompson113 07484 616377 7 Daron Gregory 01773 602874 07925 348199 19 Ian Thornewill 01332 775908 07488 228619 8 Brian Hardy 01332 736430 07928 747388 20 Dave Trubee 01773 512719 07816 779018 9 Adam Hitchcock 07849 056893 21 Mohammed Waseem 01332 295184 07487 529386 10 Steve Horner 01509 261038 07842 562529 22 Malcolm Wright 01246 418220 07531 322718

List II (numbers 30-35): Premier Division Reserve Umpires 30 Terry Dorr 01773 608788 07884 394584 33 Peter Hayes 07708 446435 31 Graham Farnsworth 07913 196232 34 Alex Nuttall 07806 756558 32 Graham Harvey 01332 665998 07957 084357 35 Jim Thornhill 01158 774204 07488 368287

List III (numbers 50-130): County League Umpires 50 Amar Afzal 01332 347324 07778 656533 91 John Knowles 01246 209983 07720 499097 51 Steve Allford 07759 489384 92 Keith Lancaster 01773 513626 07487 518271 52 Malcolm Allsop 01332 835060 07813 496812 93 Ken Lawton115 01159 726651 07884 073215 53 Steve Armishaw 07922 153450 94 Bryan Limb 01773 872691 54 Graham Bakel 01773 830415 07711 806854 95 Roy Ling 01332 831781 07904 909827 55 Graham Baker 07715 410647 96 Terry Lord 07866 863974 56 John Ball 01332 510494 07925 656117 97 Eric Lummis 01283 331778 07704 006207 57 Colin Baxter 07972 536134 98 Ayaz Mahmood 07393 024363 58 Phil Bowley 01530 458495 07770 574871 99 Phillip Mansfield127 07890 431836 59 Matt Boyer 01332 873795 07969 831110 100 Roger Marbrow 01283 543037 07484 292410 60 Arnold Brotherhood 01530 457476 101 Paul Marshall117 01773 856414 07780 374039 61 Geoff Broughton110 01332 511851 07474 099461 102 Malcolm Mason 07717 121563 62 Chris Brown 07772 448367 103 Richard May77 01332 662152 63 John M Brown 01283 813976 104 Graeme McDonough 01773 743619 07776 251485 64 Ian Campbell 01283 565499 07763 387993 105 Andy Nelson 01332 841479 07780 144999 65 Brian Caulton 07745 867576 106 Francis Oldfield 07452 834828 66 Graham Clifford 01159 177840 07783 560409 107 Christopher Park 01629 732476 07774 877442 67 Brian Collins 07456 616165 108 Jonathan Salisbury 07875 321108 68 George Cooper 01332 343006 07962 275985 109 Stephen Sargeant 01332 364940 07986 328111 69 Ben Coupe 07808 885737 110 Mike Saunders61 01332 360813 07597 037524 70 Dave Cousins 01159 321063 07527 164656 111 Genya Savin 01509 558611 07914 427387 71 David Crompton 01246 205062 07963 218286 112 Chris Smith 01530 457509 07887 383229 72 Paul Crompton 01246 205062 07531 465688 113 Gary Smith18 07501 230380 73 David Dunford 07980 631052 114 Peter Smith 01159 399356 07857 814015 74 Ken England 01283 354008 07920 157700 115 Gary Swain93 01158 491409 07505 112385 75 Alan Evill 07468 596183 116 Paul Thompson 01773 520783 76 Brian Farnsworth 01773 717821 07762 317575 117 Peter Thompson101 01773 810806 07845 717084 77 Steve Glover103 01332 672487 07937 555345 118 Stephen Timmis 01543 473023 07414 756258 78 Kevin Godfrey 01623 666830 07932 036378 119 John Toplis 01332 771054 07951 877670 79 Mark Grayling 07726 600360 120 Paul Tunnicliffe 07833 254628 80 Peter Green 01283 530125 07808 173037 121 Roy Wakefield 01283 605258 07803 607370 81 Bob Guest87 01159 442682 07748 520957 122 Stephen Watson 07415 655435 82 John Haley 01283 841007 07739 463002 123 John Weston 07932 601451 83 Cyril Hawes 07340 341581 124 Dave Wild 01159 399377 07801 540779 84 Neil Hicking 07850 557000 125 Steve Willison 01629 581610 07903 693924 85 Mark Hutton 07786 620435 126 Pete Wilson 01773 608801 07766 116718 86 Aslam Javed 07909 867689 127 Arthur Winfield99 01159 735568 07961 140893 87 Trevor Jones81 01773 827759 07834 611369 128 Colin Wright 01623 746503 07930 262817 88 Alistair Kenworthy 07762 788319 129 Steve Pacey 07710 127639 89 Brian Kerry 01773 749704 07966 433985 130 Jason Clydesdale 07926 667594 90 Steve Kimmett 07779 303364 131 Pat Williams 07929 789358

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List IV (numbers 150-163): County League Umpires - Occasional 150 David Ashmore 01332 666984 07952 264742 157 Mark Sharratt 01159 499678 07515 112113 151 Roger Bolstridge 01773 874149 07763 118454 158 Sandeep Verma 07890 162225 152 Ian Clarke 01335 360621 07794 077385 159 Simon Cotterill 01629 583931 07900 006927 153 Peter Gibson 01623 467982 07791 924500 160 Steven Lee 07890 162225 154 Mahroof Hussain 07964 927996 161 Ian Peberday 01159 724816 07858 712570 155 Stephen Lakin 01332 832496 07889 993257 162 Alan Hough 07973 208591 156 Simon Marshall-Clarke 01773 512924 07853 217110 163 Ian Byers 01283 214108 07917 133568

List V (numbers 200-213): Club Umpires 200 Ian Bentley (Walton) 01283 540967 07946 328567 206 Roger Muggleton (Packington) 01530 415221 07833 445422 201 Phillip Bentley (Buxton) 07595 746977 207 Dave Newby (Rosehill Meths) 01332 769207 202 Simon Bramall 208 Tim Watkins (Kings Bromley) 07772 486268 203 Lewis Gadsby 07731 758719 209 Geoff Wardle (Washlands) 01283 740061 07957 461691 204 Andrew Mandleberg (Dunstall) 01283 711671 07540 608422 212 Steve Walwyn (Clifton) 205 Bob Marsden (Buxton) 07964 533720 213 John Williams (Yoxall) 01543 472700

List VI (numbers 300-303): Umpire Observers 300 Alan Davies 01332 273370 07980 200182 302 Phillip Royall 01283 547857 07900 915463 301 Annette Owen 01332 558016 07903 138306 303 Jordan Turner 07908 088137 Alan Payne, Adam Hitchcock, Terry Dorr, Eric Lummis Andy Lunn, Daron Gregory, Roger Marbrow, Ian Thornewill

Derbyshire ACO (Association of Cricket Officials) 2020-2021 President: Alan Davies Chair: Terry Dorr Secretary & Appointments: Jon Salisbury Education: Adam Hitchcock Development: Ian Thornewill Membership: Dave Price Treasurer: Pete Gibson Scorers: Jane Hough Recruitment: Alex Nuttall Other Committee Members: John Clark, Gary Smith, Simon Thompson, Rabindra Ghosh, Mick Glenn (DCF) Honorary Vice-Presidents: Dave Connor, Keith Hitchcock, Annette Owen, Harold Rhodes

The League needs more officials. For anybody who is interested in umpiring (even just a small number of games) contact Jon Salisbury - Umpire Appointments Secretary on 07875 321108.

For Courses: search ecb.co.uk/be-involved/officials or contact Ian Thornewill/Adam Hitchcock (Umpires) [email protected]/[email protected] or Jane Hough (Scorers) [email protected]

@DerbyshireACO

NOTE: UMPIRE APPOINTMENTS ARE UPDATED ON THE LEAGUE’S PLAY-CRICKET WEBSITE EVERY FRIDAY EVENING

2018 New Umpire of the Year: Gary Smith 2019 New Umpire of the Year: Lee Collison 2020 New Umpire of the Year: no award

INTERPRETATION OF WIDES IN PREMIER to DIVISION 3 MATCHES In addition to The Wide Ball Law, playing conditions for these divisions instruct the umpires to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation of this law in order to prevent ‘negative bowling wide of the wicket’ & allow the striker a reasonable opportunity to score. As a guide, any off-side delivery that passes clearly wide of the blue off-side wide guidelines should be called ‘Wide’ unless movement by the striker to the off-side brings the ball within reach. Any leg-side delivery that passes wide of the striker & down the leg side shall be called ‘Wide’ with the exception of excessive movement by the striker allowing the umpire to see leg stump and, thus, judge that the ball passes very close to that stump. If the striker plays, or shapes to play, a switch-hit/reverse-sweep then they will be deemed to have brought the ball within reach that side.

Minor Offences for Probable Reporting (Minor Misdemeanours) The following are situations that would most likely warrant a Minor Misdemeanour report on the play-cricket online report form. Theses are also known as ‘yellow cards’ due to the player receiving an instant 2 match ban if they receive two such reports inside a 12 month period. A full written (preferrably electronic) report would be required to the league should the player receive two Minor Misdemeanours in the same match:

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Minor Offences for Probable Reporting (Minor Misdemeanours) cont. · A player directing an outgoing batsman to the pavilion with an inappropriate gesture · Foul or abusive language not directed at another player or official that can be heard outside the playing area (e.g. self-chastisement of performance as a batsman, bowler or fielder) · Abuse of equipment when leaving the playing area (e.g. intentional release of bat, gloves etc.) · Failure of a captain to take appropriate action when requested to do so by an umpire · Action by gesture in the playing area that is intended to question or object to the authority or decision of an umpire · Sledging of or by a player under the age of 18 · Failure to change, when requested by an umpire, an item of clothing which contravenes the League clothing guidelines · Failure of a captain to ensure that all players are correctly attired in accordance with the players’ dress and insignia guidelines - ANY LEVEL 1 OFFENCE THAT FALLS WITHIN LAW 42 – Players’ Conduct Note that the above list is not exhaustive, and that other forms of misconduct may also attract a formal report.

On-Field Action to Take Under Law 42 (Players’ Conduct)

Level 1 Offences – on field warning (further offences result in Five Penalty Runs) - e.g. Equipment or Ground Abuse, Dissent, Obscene/Offensive or Insulting Language/Gesture, Excessive Appealing, Advancing Aggressively while Appealing, Inappropriate gesture to dismissed batsman, failure of captain to take appropriate action, sledging of or by a player under 18, failure to change an item of clothing which contravenes league guidelines …anything else the umpires decide is equivalent to a Level 1 offence

Level 2 Offences – 5 penalty runs - e.g. Serious Dissent, Inappropriate & Deliberate Physical Contact with a Player, Throwing the Ball at a Player in a dangerous and inappropriate manner, Seriously insulting language used at another player …anything else the umpires decide is equivalent to a Level 2 offence

Level 3 Offences – Player Temporary Removal (Premier & Division 1 only) & 5 penalty runs - Intimidating an Umpire, Threatening to Assault a Player

Level 4 Offences – Player Permanent Removal (Premier & Division 1 only) & 5 penalty runs - Threatening to Assault an Umpire, Inappropriate & Deliberate Physical Contact with an Umpire, Acts of Violence

All Level 1 Offences should be logged as a Minor Misdemeanour on the online Play-Cricket Match Report Form*. All offences at Levels 2, 3 & 4 should be submitted as a written report to the disciplinary secretary within 48 hours of the match:

[email protected] *if there is no match report facility available on the online report form, please also submit Level 1 Offences to the above e-mail.

Lightning The following guidelines should be used to assist the umpires with their duties in the event of lightning, in order to ensure safety: • If, at any point during the match, the threat of lightning, whether actual or perceived, comes to the attention of either of the umpires, they should follow the protocol outlined below and agree a course of action that takes into account all factors outlined therein. • If on the field, either umpire decides that the lightning threat is imminent, he should advise his colleague and they should both instruct the players to leave the field of play immediately in a safe and orderly manner, with the umpires, and to relocate to a secure and safe location. • In order to resume play, both umpires must agree that the threat has passed and it is safe to do so. • In making decisions regarding the suspension, resumption or start of play due to the threat of lightning, actual or perceived, the umpires may refer to any meteorological data that may be available. When making decisions regarding starting, continuing or resuming play, the umpires must err on the side of caution and must prioritise safety over and above the optimisation of play, irrespective of the state of the match. If there is any doubt as to the likely threat of lightning, the umpires should not start or should suspend play; if play is already suspended, they should not resume play until they have agreed that the threat has passed.The following 40/30 protocol should be considered by the umpires: • Play should not start or resume, or should be suspended and shelter immediately sought, when there are 40 seconds or less between the flash of lightning and the associated thunder clap. • It is generally safe to return to the field of play a minimum of 30 minutes after the final flash of lightning or clap of thunder has been seen or heard. • It might be possible to start or resume play earlier than 30 minutes but only if it is clear and agreed by both the umpires that the storm has moved on and there is no threat of lightning. • For the sake of clarity, the final decision remains in the hands of the umpires.

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DERBYSHIRE ACO - CODE OF CONDUCT In the Derbyshire County League the Official will: - Arrive at least 45 minutes before the scheduled start time - Arrive & leave reasonably smart, and wear full match attire for the toss - Form a team with their colleagues and officiate calmly and confidently - Apply the laws of the game and league rules fairly and consistently - Be impartial at all times - Be well-mannered and show respect to players and officials - Communicate with players and encourage fair play - Not pass negative comments on the quality of play - Always have regard for the safety of players and spectators - Deal quickly and positively with instances of unsporting behaviour/foul language - Report bad behaviour as required by the relevant Cricket League - Attend a disciplinary hearing if specifically requested by the Cricket League - Not make derogatory remarks about colleagues, the ACO or the Leagues - Accept that s/he can be disciplined for breaches of the above

https://www.ecb.co.uk/be-involved/officials/find-a-course

Scorers – Safeguarding

All Scorers over the age of 16 must have a DBS If scoring with a Young Scorer or a vulnerable adult you should follow these guidelines:

• The Young Scorer should be sat nearest the door • In the event of the scorebox being isolated, Scorers should sit out outside or a chaperone be present in the scorebox

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d Abbots Bromley CC (A) ABSA Sports Grnd, Mill Green Ln, off Lichfield Rd WS15 3DR 1st XI 4S John Stevenson 07831 139621 01283 840060 Main Ground

Chair Mark Snr Hurst [email protected] 07891 319609 01283 840210 Secretary Julia Rushworth [email protected] +41799287775 01283 840565 F.1881 J.2008

Alfreton CC A+ Alfreton Park, Wingfield Road DE55 7AL 01773 520724 1st XI 1 - Jake Simpson 07488 592886 01773 835357 Main Ground 4N - 2nd XI James Fletcher 07969 495833 3rd XI 7N - Thomas Rooke 07756 902836 01773 541838 David Napier Academy

Chair Ian Danby [email protected] 07802 422189 01773 833224 Secretary Thomas Rooke [email protected] 07756 902836 01773 541838 F.1927 J.2001

Allestree CC A The Recreation Ground, Robincroft Road DE22 2FR 1st XI 6S Matt Baker 07964 972233 Main Ground 2nd XI 9CS Tom Lucas 07789 734543 01332 559551

Chair Chris Haseldine [email protected] 07971 805497 Secretary Chris Haseldine [email protected] 07971 805497 F.1860 J.1992

Alrewas CC A+ Daisy Lane DE13 7EW 01283 791031 1st XI 1 Tim Aston 07866 730887 01283 791519 Main Ground 2nd XI 4S Tim Aston 07866 730887 01283 791519 3rd XI 7S Loz Cousins 07964 983973 Armitage CC (B)

Chair Phillip Hodgkinson [email protected] 07711 457623 Secretary Matthew Astle [email protected] 07967 631333 01283 790982 F.1879 J.2006

Alvaston & Boulton CC A+ Raynesway, Derby DE21 7BB 01332 664279  1st XI P - Michael Ottewell 07789 224983 01332 677492 Main Ground 2nd XI 4S - Steve Ottewell 07904 671444 3rd XI 5S - Alex Sumner 07931 276679 Back Ground (B) 4th XI 8S - Darren Cherry 07894 762571

Chair Paul Stevenson [email protected] 07932 365491 01332 601976 Secretary Emily Woolley [email protected] 07951 264412 F.1857 J.1954

Ambergate CC A The Hurt Arms Ground, Derby Rd DE56 2EJ 01773 853884 1st XI 3N - Liam Wallace 07817 007026 01773 857039 Main Ground 2nd XI 6N - Matt Ball 07980 303747 01773 853380

Chair Alan Poplar [email protected] 07572 497211 Secretary Andrew Beveridge [email protected] 07754 272751 01773 853380 F.1885 J.1972

Apperknowle CC B High Street S18 4BD 1st XI 6N Louis Wilson 07970 419207 07970 419207 Main Ground

Chair Graeme Wilson [email protected] 07814 028827 01246 432191 Secretary Mark Ashmore [email protected] 07554457726 F.1905 J.2015

Ashbourne CC B The Recreation Ground DE6 1EJ 1st XI 5S - Andrew Hill 07980 427951 01335 345728 Main Ground 2nd XI 9SW - Andrew Hill 07980 427951 01335 345728

Chair David Wood [email protected] 07943 455824 01335 347082 Secretary Karen Hill [email protected] 07399 514104 01335 345728 F.1890 J.1973

Ashford in the Water CC (A) Mill Lane, off Baslow Road, near Bakewell DE45 1QA 1st XI 5N - Peter Marsden 07866 974522 Main Ground

Chair Brent Ellis [email protected] 07533 274360 Secretary Simon Davies [email protected] 07941 143988 01298 25746 F.1840 J.2019

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Ashover Barbarians CC A Rear of Village Hall, Milken Lane S45 0BA

1st XI 3N - Russell Cooke 07814 215547 Main Ground

2nd XI 7N - James Carley 07970 211097 Walton Dam, Chesterfield (B)

3rd XI 9N - Simon Paling 07914 378105 01246 566883 Main Ground

Chair David Cooke [email protected] 07799 266264 01773 590565 F.1874 J.2006 Secretary Lucy Hunter-Bott [email protected] 07976 737607 01246 590759

Bakewell CC (A) Rutland Recreation Ground, Haddon Road, DE45 1AH 1st XI 7N - David Hadfield 07891 687878 Main Ground

Chair Gerald Worsencroft [email protected] 07989 548416 Secretary Matt Baker-Pearce [email protected] 07969 131605 F.1861 J.2021

Barton Under Needwood CC A Holland Park, Efflinch Lane DE13 8ET 01283 712937 1st XI 3S - Nick Phillips 07733 436251 01283 711015 Main Ground

Chair Nick Phillips [email protected] 07733 436251 Secretary Nick Phillips [email protected] 07733 436251 F.1860 J.2006

Belper Amateurs CC A The Packhorse Ground, Alderwasley DE56 2RD 1st XI 4N Jamie Deeming 07443 626229 01773 434206 Main Ground 2nd XI 8N Mark Green 07890 954910 01773 826466 3rd XI 9CN Craig Smithurst 07969 502752 Cromford Meadows

Chair Mark Green [email protected] 07890 954910 01773 826466 Secretary Ben Drane [email protected] 07769 114134 F.1959 J.1971

Belper Meadows CC A+ Christchurch Meadows, DE56 1BA

1st XI 2 - Michael Lidsey 07941 824553 Main Ground 2nd XI 6N - Steve Fisher 07792 241776 3rd XI 9CN - Matthew Fairey 07500 931473 01773 826379 Whitemoor Rec, Belper (C)

Chair Matthew Fairey [email protected] 07500 931473 01773 826379 Secretary Susanne Winfield [email protected] 07793 534209 F.1880 J.1992

Brailsford & Ednaston CC A Hall Lane DE6 3BU 1st XI 3S Adam Randall 07969 569274 Main Ground 2nd XI 6S Tom Hall 07580 207536

The Polo Ground, Osmaston (C) 3rd XI 9SW Andrew France 07729 396941

Chair Colin Houlihan [email protected] 07768 726204 Secretary Roger Tomlinson [email protected] 07407 157520 01335 360669 F.1896 J.1992

Breadsall CC A Brookside Road DE21 5LF 1st XI 4N Adam Smith 07703 360885 Main Ground 2nd XI 7S Steven Buss 07917 757369

Chair Geoffrey Pook [email protected] 07843 560058 Secretary Jenna Shaw [email protected] 07837 868943 F.1880 J.1972

Burton CC A The Meadows, off Trent Bridge DE14 1TD 01283 565801 1st XI 4S Jamie North 07581 332308 Main Ground 2nd XI 8S Yasir Thathall 07876 441155

Chair David North [email protected] 07968 333252 01283 529448 Secretary Mark Fearn [email protected] 07817 599227 01283 540134 F.1827 J.2006

Butterley Utd CC B Nottingham Road, Ripley DE5 3AZ 1st XI 6N - Ewan McNeill 07454 018995 Main Ground 2nd XI 9CN - Paul Boss 07875 368970 07875 368970

Chair Andrew Bonsall [email protected] 07970 082403 01773 741773 Secretary Chris Barber [email protected] 01773 748692 F.1881 J.1927

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Buxton CC A The Park, Park Road SK17 6SG

1st XI 4N Andrew Slater 07769 326492 Main Ground 2nd XI 6N Dave Belfield 07842 508139 3rd XI 9N Richard Heathcote 07918 709227 01298 436531 Green Lane, Buxton (C) 4th XI 9CN Bob Marsden 07964533720 01298 73656

Chair Bob Marsden [email protected] 07964 533720 01298 73656 Secretary Michael Kelly [email protected] 07759 473001 F.1853 J.2016 j

Calow CC C Oaks Farm Lane S44 5TA 1st XI 9N - Steve Lee 07890 262184 Main Ground

Chair Garry Poiney [email protected] 07492 855689 01246 229213 Secretary Thomas Mainprize [email protected] 07728 879864 F.1926 J.2005

Castle Donington Town CC B Moira Dale DE74 2PJ 1st XI 8S Steve Nutty 07803 600888 Main Ground

Chair Andy Wilkinson [email protected] 07714 685045 01332 810051 Secretary Steve Nutty [email protected] 07803 600888 F.1869 J.1998

Chellaston CC (A) Moira Dale DE74 2PJ

1st XI 2 Shamshad Ali 07818 064136 Main Ground

2nd XI 4S Mohammed Ali 07779 512061 01332 271744 Snelsmoor Lane, Chellaston: B 3rd XI 6S Mohammed Malooq 07920018257 01332 341956 -

Chair Mohammed Ali [email protected] 07779 512061 01332 271744 Secretary Tusif Hanif [email protected] 07595 375084 F.2921 J.1998

Chesterfield CC A+ Queens Park S40 2BF 01246 273950  1st XI P - Alex Hibbert 07900 818161 Main Ground 2nd XI 3N - Sam Fawcett 07713 469111 3rd XI 9N - Lauren Tuffrey 07578 947568 Wingerworth (B)

Chair John Windle [email protected] 07712 526354 Secretary Stephen Franks [email protected] 07967 984753 01246 557059 F.1770 J.1999

Clifton CC A+ Chapel Lane DE6 2GL 01335 347126  1st XI 1 Simon Moore 07876 658620 Main Ground 2nd XI 6S Phil Marsh 07791 023487 3rd XI 9SW Steve Walwyn 07989 898101 The Polo Ground, Osmaston (C)

Chair Roger Jones [email protected] 07891 844510 01283 732223 F.1867 J.1992 Secretary Christopher Collins [email protected] 07469 416912

Clowne Town CC A High Leys Road, off Mansfield Road S43 4DG

1st XI 2 - Edward Kinsey 07581 173444 Main Ground 2nd XI 5N - Matthew Parker 07753 183441

3rd XI 8N - Neil Botham 07739 608008 01246 570824 Cresswell (B) 4th XI 9N - John Fortescue 07535 545536 01246 464842

Chair Jamie Fellows [email protected] 01246 819413 Secretary Richard Turnbull [email protected] 07595 394135 F.1878 J.2000

Codnor CC A Goose Lane DE5 9RG 1st XI 5N - Ben Wood 07473 326498 Main Ground 2nd XI 9CN - Darren Colson 07772 677879

Chair David Wood [email protected] 07742 936657 01773 742836 Secretary Darren Colson [email protected] 07772 677879 F.1824 J.1972

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Cutthorpe CC A+ Main Road S42 7AJ 01246 220769 1st XI 1 Andrew Thompson 07931 260756 Main Ground 2nd XI 4N Ben Green 07852 277558

3rd XI 7N Simon Barlow 07971 725068 Sharley Park, Clay Cross (C) 4th XI 9N Barry Caldwell 07783 475220 Sharley Park, Clay Cross (C) 5th XI 9CN John McCollum 07717 485467 Jackson Field, Sharley Park, Clay Cross (C)

F.1918 J.2008 Chair Andrew Knowles [email protected] 07732 476105 Secretary Matthew Webb [email protected] 07768 154496

Darley Abbey CC A+ Riverside Meadow DE22 1DX 01332 557213 1st XI 2 - Ben Sarton 07871 140179 Main Ground 2nd XI 6S - Neil Prestridge 07716 096065 3rd XI 8N - Robert Nuttall 07814 173667 Markeaton Park 4th XI 9CS - Adam McCready 07779 607279

Chair David Jepson [email protected] 07968 503104 01332 344097 F.1993 J.1994 Secretary Phil Bolton [email protected] 07856 738703

Darley Dale CC A Station Road, South Darley, Matlock DE4 2EQ 1st XI 3N - David Hartley 07853 898942 Main Ground 2nd XI 5N - Jonathan Shaw 07725 569747 3rd XI 8N - Alex Lawton 07784 127415 Elton (C)

Chair Andy Topley [email protected] 07528 871771 01629 582343 Secretary Paul Chadbourne [email protected] 07456 952636 F.1863 J.1965

Denby CC A+ The Copper Yard, High Bank DE5 8PL 01332 780646  1st XI P Daniel Burgoyne 07868 532927 Main Ground 2nd XI 3N Steven Payne 07973 594948

3rd XI 5N Brandon Bullock 07507 692046 Back Ground (A) 4th XI 7N - Joe Cherry 07780 447266 5th XI 9CN - Andy Topliss 07811 227720 Whitemoor Rec, Belper

Chair David Cherry [email protected] 07721 014871 01773 760257 F.1865 J.1945 Secretary Sharon Lacey [email protected] 07881 465876 01773 760853

Derby Congs CC A Between 25 & 27 Brayfield Road, Littleover DE23 6LD 1st XI 2 - Muzahar Ali 07561 066981 Main Ground 2nd XI 5S - Mahroof Hussain 07854 076693 3rd XI 7S - Zafar Iqbal 07578 498189 -

Chair Naseem Waraich [email protected] 07812 334818 Secretary Nazaqat Ali [email protected] 07401 655464 F.1869 J.1992

Draycott & Hanbury CC A Knightsfield Road, Hanbury DE13 8TH 1st XI 5S - Allen Clark 07760 886301 07584 334944 Main Ground

Chair Derek Hawes [email protected] 01283 813019 Secretary Paul Holmes [email protected] 07773 602072 F.1981 J.2005

Duffield CC A+ Eyes Meadow, off Donald Hawley Way DE56 4BA 1st XI 1 Paul Bakel 07584 416411 Main Ground 2nd XI 6N Ben Johnson 07947 848607 3rd XI 8N Phillip Tomlinson 07712 883510 01332 841362 Back Ground 4th XI 9CS Alex Burnham 07903 184628 01159 768317

Chair Ian Hadfield [email protected] 07749 392292 F.1878 J.1992 Secretary Graham Bakel [email protected] 07711 806854

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Dunstall CC A+ Dunstall Park, near Barton-under-Needwood DE13 8BE 1st XI 1 Daniel Welch 07999 686426 Main Ground 2nd XI 4S Anton Williams 07761 913045 3rd XI 9SW James Ridley 07929 326226 Holland Park, Efflinch Lane DE13 8ET

Chair Derek Noakes [email protected] 07710 304523 F.1890 J.1992 Secretary John Waller [email protected] 07725 440379 01283713904

Eckington CC A+ Staveley Lane, S43 3YQ 01246 436139 1st XI P - Joe Bullimore 07472 155611 Main Ground 2nd XI 5N - Chris Ludlam 07472 021372 3rd XI 9N - Jonathan South 07914 929034 Staveley Welfare CC (A+)

Chair Robert Musselwhite [email protected] 07958 744755 Secretary Simon West [email protected] 07471 893451 01246 461577 F.1885 J.2008

Elvaston CC A+ adj. to Stable Dr, Elvaston Castle DE72 3EP 01332 573513 1st XI P David Jacobs 07468 960941 Main Ground 2nd XI 3S Rob Kettlewell 07737 398646 01332 678458 3rd XI 5S Steve Bull 07931 202637 Back Ground (B) 4th XI 7S Rob Bull 07757 306573 01332 573513

Chair Andrew Lindsay [email protected] 07904 238499 01332 572085 F.1849 J.1992 Secretary Gill Hall [email protected] 07941 379692 01332 748171

Etwall CC A Church Hill DE65 6LT 1st XI 3S James Armishaw 07800 689413 01332 512825 Main Ground 2nd XI 6S Adam Bareham 07966 395757

Chair Keith Cheetham [email protected] 07881 627911 Secretary Claire Clarke [email protected] 07470 473123 F.1858 J.1992

Hartshorne CC A The Rodney Meadows DE11 7ES 1st XI 5S - Jordan Taylor 07885 839005 01283 217272 Main Ground 2nd XI 7S - Owen McGinley 07982 636559

Chair Steven Tomlin [email protected] 07771 568690 Secretary Joy Smith [email protected] 07572 288600 F.1891 J.2008

Heanor Town CC C U’wood Mnrs Welfare Grnd, Church Ln, Underwood NG16 5FS 1st XI 6N Steven Morley 07946 145251 Main Ground

Chair Alan Turner [email protected] 07938 195397 01623 751109 Secretary Steven Morley [email protected] 07946 145251 01159 384069 F.1864 J.1921

Hilton CC A Marston Lane End DE65 5GB 1st XI 4S Daniel Young 07885 756936 01283 735060 Main Ground 2nd XI 8S Joe Causer 07805 043030

Chair Stuart Harrison [email protected] 07936 359946 01283 732262 Secretary John Cornall [email protected] 07899 599930 01283 730075 F.1890 J.2006

Hollinshead Methodist CC (A) Fox Ln Playing Fields, Fox Ln, Frecheville, Sheffield S12 4WW 1st XI 4N Richard Wadsworth 07968 071634 Main Ground

Chair Richard Wells [email protected] 07775 998084 01246 463940 Secretary Jo Bloor [email protected] 07720 819008 F.____ J.2018

Holmesfield CC A Cordwell Valley, Millthorpe S18 7WH 1st XI 3N - Jimmy Pearson 07803 288200 01142 890343 Main Ground 2nd XI 9N - Antony Bolsover 07792 198124

Chair John Barber [email protected] 07500 331400 F.1905 J.2016 Secretary John Barber [email protected] 07500 331400

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Holmewood CC A H’wood MW Social Club, Heath Rd S42 5RB 01246 855562 1st XI 4N - Daniel Moss 07736 949864 Main Ground 2nd XI 7N - David Plant 07411 671515 01246 520826

Chair Jim Taft [email protected] 07952 915492 01246 275766 Secretary David Plant [email protected] 07411 671515 01246 520826 F.1922 J.2008

Hundall CC (A) The Derek Oldman Memorial Ground, Windmill Ln, Hundall, Apperknowle 1st XI 3N James Naylor 07450 164331 Main Ground 2nd XI 8N Chris Edwards 07977 248053

Chair Neil Vaughan [email protected] 07875 079089 01246 204388 Secretary Jason Twigg [email protected] 07759 754560 01142 648734 F.____ J.2019

Ilkeston Rutland CC A+ Rutland Sports Park, Oakwell Drive DE7 5GG 1st XI 1 - David Barr 07957 738402 Main Ground 2nd XI 4N - Ian Banks 07856 570551 3rd XI 7N - Nik Thompson 07719 882436 The Stute, Hallam Field Road (B) 4th XI 9CS - Lee Bradley 07432 278737

F.1829 J.1977 Chair Alan Pilbeam [email protected] 07767 353135 Secretary Vikki Banks [email protected] 07751 325617

Kings Bromley CC (A) Crawley Lane DE13 7JF 1st XI 5S - Muhammad Mughal 07779 162866 01283 568001 Main Ground 2nd XI 9SW - Paul Housley 07496 203778

Chair Alan Salt [email protected] 07979 929161 Secretary Colin Davies [email protected] 07776 302734 F.1957 J.2008

Kirk Langley CC A+ Barrington Playing Fields, The Cunnery DE6 4LP 1st XI 6S Thomas Clifford 07814 385961 01332 511529 Main Ground 2nd XI 9SW Gordon Clarke 07774 962734 01332 661529

Chair Gordon Clarke [email protected] 07774 962734 01332 661529 Secretary Stuart Walker [email protected] 07847 965751 F.1857 J.1992

Langley Mill Utd CC A+ Station Road, NG16 4BE 01773 711275 1st XI P Daniel Hanson 07727 685726 Main Ground 2nd XI 3N Andrew Bailey 07970 687567 3rd XI 8N Craig Ottewell 07920 812101 Sharley Park, Clay Cross

Chair Daniel Lacey [email protected] 07970 590319 01773 768602 Secretary Steve Brown [email protected] 07778 634160 F.1870 J.1920

Lullington Park CC A+ Edingale Lane, Lullington DE12 8ED 01827 373542  1st XI 1 Sam Eaton 07843 093835 Main Ground 2nd XI 4S James Whiteland 07725 751425 3rd XI 9CS Craig Hill 07956 151336 Back Ground (A) 4th XI 9SW Ian Collier 07947 344068

Chair Paul Eaton [email protected] 07860 836410 F.1860 J.1992 Secretary Dave Fern [email protected] 07850 199422 01283 762064

Marehay CC A+ The Maryfield, off Warmwells Lane, Ripley DE5 8JB 1st XI P Robert Peat 07983 105679 Main Ground 2nd XI 3N Matthew Wilkinson 07469 966213 3rd XI 5N - Ben Fletcher 07950 363985 Mugginton CC (B)

Chair Gareth Harry [email protected] 07768 976379 01773 570826 01773570826 Secretary John Edwards [email protected] 07771 914892 01773 746798 01773746798 F.1806 J.1972

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Matlock & Cromford Meadows CC A+ Causeway Lane DE4 3AR 07815 774081 1st XI 3N - Edward Lander 07730 402319 Main Ground 2nd XI 6N - Ben Tomlinson 07872 644880 Cromford Meadows, DE4 3RQ 3rd XI 9NC - Matt Parry 07709 131600 Main Ground

Chair ian Ford [email protected] 07801 105149 Secretary Ursula Poll [email protected] 07934 394774 F.1880 J.1965

Melbourne Town CC A Cockshut Lane DE73 1DJ 1st XI 3S Alex Slater 07966 933583 01332 864819 Main Ground 2nd XI 7S Alex Slater 07966 933583 01332 864819 3rd XI 9CS Alex Slater 07966 933583 01332 864819 Back Ground, Artificial Pitch (C)

Chair James Hogwood [email protected] 07949 721142 Secretary Alex Slater [email protected] 07966 933583 01332 864819 F.1851 J.1992

Mickleover CC A Station Road DE3 9FB 01332 521167

1st XI 3S George Selby 07706 489085 Main Ground 2nd XI 6S Ross Heaton 07814 506113 01332 271504 3rd XI 9CS Tim Rance 07714704897 01332 370744 Snelsmoor Lane, Chellaston (B)

Chair Adrian Heaton [email protected] 07969 254149 Secretary Blair Winter [email protected] 07803 259062 01332 225564 F.1948 J.1987

Morton Colliery CC A+ Back Lane, Morton DE55 6GT 1st XI 1 Blair Matthews 07715417939 01773 778909 Main Ground 2nd XI 5N Dean Whitmore 07534930739 3rd XI 9N David Gabbitas 07498555853 Egstow Quarry, Clay Cross

Chair John Ready [email protected] 07989213062 Secretary Maggie Lowe [email protected] 01773 590776 07412 081442 F.1865 J.1970

Mugginton CC B Sam Heath Sports Ground, Weston Underwood DE6 4PP 1st XI 7S David Heath 07548 226673 01335 344584 Main Ground

Chair Alan Eccleston [email protected] 07903 028855 01773 745942 Secretary David Heath [email protected] 07548 226673 01335 344584 F.1946 J.1987

Nutbrook CC A Arthur Fisher Grnd, High Ln East DE7 6HZ 0115 9441473 1st XI 3N Michael Chambers 07470 354138 Main Ground 2nd XI 6N Mark Witham 07702 411147 3rd XI 9CS Richard Edwards 07785 931639 Back Ground

Chair Adam Hodgkinson [email protected] 07850 716144 Secretary Darren Taylor [email protected] 07933 328017 01159 441473 F.1937 J.1994

Ockbrook & Borrowash CC A+ Victoria Avenue DE72 3RL 01332 670522  1st XI P - Gareth Young 07543 587872 Main Ground 2nd XI 2 - Steve Scrimshaw 07745 396324 3rd XI 5N - Louis Rimmington 07887 479291 Back Ground (A) 4th XI 8N - Mark Sharratt 07515 112113

Chair Matthew Cassar [email protected] 07966 777296 F.1850 J.1977 Secretary Jane Hough [email protected] 07891 769146

Packington CC C Range Road, Ashby de la Zouch LE65 1DT 1st XI 7S Chris Brazier 07562 281965 Main Ground

Chair Gary Downing [email protected] 07429 152147 Secretary Christopher Ratcliffe [email protected] 07825 069579 F.1861F.____ JJ.2008.____

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Pilsley & Clay Cross CC A Parish Sports Ground, Barlow Hill S45 8DB 01773 872649 1st XI 6N Tristan Bowers 07851116845 01773 874404 Main Ground 2nd XI 8N John Worthy 07713 193912 01773 510870

Chair Andrew Cooper [email protected] 07989 753185 01773 875073 Secretary John Worthy [email protected] 07713 193912 01773 510870 F.1886 J.2006

Quarndon CC A+ The Common, Quarndon DE22 5JY 01332 558346 1st XI 2 - Steve Hollis 07889493325 01332 349290 Main Ground 2nd XI 3S - Steve Hollis 07889493325 01332 349290 3rd XI 6S - Steve Hollis 07889493325 01332 349290 Back Ground (A)

Chair Bev Sanders [email protected] 07733315821 01332600660 Secretary Leigh Gregory [email protected] 07947310491 01332558828 F.1884 J.1965

Riddings CC A Riddings Park, West Street DE55 4EW 1st XI 5N Shane Sweeting 07977 201159 Main Ground 2nd XI 7N Adrian Head 07791 992091

Chair Adrian Head [email protected] 07791 992091 Secretary Jackie Cotterill [email protected] 07544 558179 F.1847 J.1996

Risley CC A Treetops Hospice, Derby Road DE72 3SS 1st XI 3S Alex Fitchett 07957 728987 Main Ground 2nd XI 8S Sam Wilson 07985 508517

Chair Richard Edwards [email protected] 07814 056978 Secretary Paul Shaw [email protected] 07976 330574 01159 732558 F.____ J.2014

Rolleston CC A+ Dovecliffe Road DE13 9AU 01283 813449 1st XI 1 Tom Liversage 07534 765641 01283 533881 Main Ground 2nd XI 3S Paul Allen 01283 540211 3rd XI 5S Nick Goode 07825 865381 Back Ground (B) 4th XI 9SW Jon Prescott 07469 739906 01283 510857

Chair Trevor Foster [email protected] 07508 378710 01283 812824 F.1890 J.2001 Secretary Steve Cooper [email protected] 07739 760786 01283 575445

Rosehill Methodists CC B Between 159 & 161 Littleover Ln, Littleover, Derby DE23 6JL 1st XI 5S Michael Sharpe 07843 864833 01332 704100 Main Ground 2nd XI 7S Michael Sharpe 07843 864833 01332 704100

Chair Paul Ferra [email protected] 07890 486896 Secretary Michael Sharpe [email protected] 07843 864833 01332 704100 F.1910 J.1988

Sandiacre Town CC A+ Longmoor Lane NG10 5JJ 0115 9497330 

1st XI P - John Jordison 07971 139638 Main Ground 2nd XI 2 - Ben Ruhrmund 07890 674617 01159 723232 3rd XI 6S - Philip Cordery 07477 959172 Risley Lane, Breaston (B)

Chair Paul Standring [email protected] 07545 237844 01159 462866 Secretary Jackie Kimmitt [email protected] 07973 541040 F.1877 J.1999

Sawley CC A+ Bill Camm Pavilion, West Pk, Wilsthorpe Rd NG10 4AA 1st XI 1 Gary Birley 07929 304081 01159 721750 Main Ground 2nd XI 4N Shazam Johnson 07791 575660 3rd XI 9CS Michael Hopkins 07860 755522 West Park, Long Eaton (B) 4th XI 9SW Mark Cliff 07795 547747

Chair Michael Hopkins [email protected] 07860 755522 01159 462596 F.1870 J.1972 Secretary Martin Richards [email protected] 07845 190753

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Selston Town CC A The Parish Hall Grnd, Mnsfield Rd NG16 6EE 01773 812540 1st XI 5N Robin Harris 07811 214565 Main Ground 2nd XI 7N Kieron Egan 07971 549076

Chair Steve Basdell [email protected] 07966 385860 01773 510908 Secretary Kieron Egan [email protected] 07971 549076 F.1904 J.1992

Shipley Hall CC A+ The Field, Shipley, Heanor DE75 7JH 01773 716570 1st XI 2 - Matthew Murfin 07896 086067 Main Ground 2nd XI 6N - Robert Cokayne 07847 392218

Chair James Cokayne [email protected] 07967 498898 01332 841707 Secretary Steve Cokayne [email protected] 07891 924543 F.1899 J.____

South Wingfield CC A+ Holme Lane DE55 7NY 01773 830141 1st XI 2 - Liam Mitchell 07999 559291 01773 836812 Main Ground 2nd XI 4N - Steve Pell 07891 154397 3rd XI 7N - Anthony Crick 07772 063218 Back Ground (B) 4th XI 9CN - Nick Rosling 07738 256633

Chair Andy Mitchell [email protected] 07860 861924 01773 836812 Secretary Charles Jones [email protected] 07881 875092 F.1884 J.1979

Spondon CC A+ Locko Road DE21 7AR 01332 676658  1st XI P Adam Finlay 07786 747123 Main Ground 2nd XI 2 Sam Kellogg 07531 405386 3rd XI 4S Steve Mountney 07590 384480 Back Ground (B) 4th XI 6N Megan Pittman 01332 675494

Chair Dave Moore [email protected] 07967112796 F.1883 J.1953 Secretary Sarah Bunting [email protected] 07809563259

Stainsby Hall CC A+ St Johns Rd, Smalley (off Dobholes Ln) DE7 6EG 1st XI 4N - John Wood 07966 519562 01332 381900 Main Ground 2nd XI 8N - Daniel Sturdy 07539 146752 3rd XI 9CS - Matthew Hallam 07976352876 Little Eaton (A)

Chair John Wood [email protected] 07966 519562 01332 780877 Secretary Marc Hamilton [email protected] 07824 697652 F.1863 J.1953

Stanton-by-Dale CC A Crompton Ground DE7 4QJ 1st XI 5S Andrew Taylor 07969 286871 Main Ground 2nd XI 8N Ian Baker 07783 339773

Chair Ben Turner [email protected] 07989 800002 01332 663431 Secretary Robert Ellen [email protected] 07875 781636 01159 301461 F.1868 J.2013

Staveley Welfare CC A+ Lowgates, Worksop Road S43 3TR 01246 476190 1st XI 7N David May 07885 296137 Main Ground

Chair Alan Walker [email protected] 07866 700645 Secretary Jon Bullimore [email protected] 07889 995806 01246 211512 F.1926 J.1999

Sutton-on-the-Hill CC C Church Lane DE6 5JA 1st XI 8S Jake Lynch 07940 719155 Main Ground

Chair Nigel Harding [email protected] 07887 511763 01283 810078 Secretary Bryan Hall [email protected] 07967 708128 01283 585570 F.1956 J.2014

Swanwick Hall CC A Crays Hill Park, Crays Hill, Leabrooks DE55 1LN 1st XI 5N Jake Hill 07854 090771 Main Ground 2nd XI 9CN - Jack Pressland 07738 284662

Chair Alex Wakefield [email protected] 07803 259439 Secretary Malcolm Green [email protected] 07977 929368 F.1973 J.1975 88 CLUB DIRECTORY

Swarkestone CC A+ Barrow Turn DE73 7GR 01332 703118  1st XI P Ben Hutchinson 07365 777919 Main Ground 2nd XI 4S Ian Cherry 07950 585107 3rd XI 6S Phil Brown 07748 648453 Aston-on-Trent CC (A)

Chair Andrew Heathcote [email protected] 07736 509551 F.1898 J.1990 Secretary Ian Whadcoat [email protected] 07713 623889

Ticknall CC A+ The Grange, Repton Road DE73 7JG 01332 865541  1st XI P - Howard Dytham 07771 718998 Main Ground 2nd XI 4S - Howard Dytham 07771 718998 3rd XI 7S - Howard Dytham 07771 718998 Main Ground (Sundays)

Chair John Dumelow [email protected] 01332 862081 F.1922 J.1992 Secretary Paul Bunyan [email protected] 07779 257601 01332 862777

Trentside CC A+ Faldo Cl, Burton Rd, Branston DE14 3DP 01283 512204 1st XI 2 Sam Shelton 07397 998297 Main Ground 2nd XI 5S Karl Hancox 07752 648741 3rd XI 8S David Marlowe 07789 650471 -

Chair Mark Upchurch [email protected] 07808 096820 01283 535887 Secretary Helen Farman-Mckenna [email protected] 07753 179289 01283 532741 F.1948 J.2006

Tutbury CC A Tutbury Mill, Bridge Street DE13 9LZ 1st XI 3S Craig Watson 07837 661790 01283 511209 Main Ground 2nd XI 6S Dave Bowley 07394 590798 3rd XI 9SW James Cooke 07794 172375 01283 520404 -

Chair Derek Asquith [email protected] 07973 272220 Secretary Liz Chadwick [email protected] 07736 387525 F.1872 J.2004

Uttoxeter CC A 66 Hawthorndon Avenue, Marchington ST14 7NZ 1st XI 4S - Ben Brown 07891 640307 Main Ground 2nd XI 8S - Dave Whitehead 07475 920836

Chair David Hunt [email protected] 07469 898383 01889 569386 Secretary Mike Walmsley [email protected] 07909 536761 F.1949 J.2007

Walton-on-Trent CC A Station Lane DE12 8NA 1st XI 3S Edward Sloane 07967 522616 Main Ground 2nd XI 8S Jonathan Fryatt 07920 046800 01283 565027

Chair Paul Clewes [email protected] 07713 101655 01283 531549 Secretary Ian Bentley [email protected] 07946 328567 F.1873 J.2006

Washlands CC C Washlands Sports Club, Meadow Road, Burton DE14 1TD 1st XI 8S Kevin Sanders 07798 916863 Main Ground

Chair Tim Gosling [email protected] 07711 329518 Secretary Jeanette Clark [email protected] 07793 056587 F.2011 J.2012

West Hallam White Rose CC A Cock Orchard, off Cat & Fiddle Lane DE7 6GR 1st XI 3N Richard Owen 07973461717 01332558016 Main Ground 2nd XI 8N Martin Clay 07535898465

Chair Peter Hort [email protected] 07900 805348 01158 089366 Secretary Annette Owen [email protected] 07903 138306 01332 558016 F.1850 J.1964

Whittington Wanderers CC (B) Brearley Park S41 9LN 1st XI 7N Adam Bird 07886 850212 Main Ground 2nd XI 9N Peter Whiteley 07986 240001 01246 280305

Chair Peter Whiteley [email protected] 07986 240001 01246 280305 Secretary Josh Manges [email protected] 07703 578678 F.____ J.2019 89 CLUB DIRECTORY

Winshill CC A Mill Hill Lane DE15 0AX 1st XI 3S Matthew Clarke 07835 312151 Main Ground 2nd XI 7S Paul Winter 07792 232911

Chair Richard Marcer [email protected] 07753 133175 01283 211029 Secretary Duncan Wright [email protected] 07557 567307 01283 343419 F.1881 J.2006

Wirksworth & Middleton CC A+ The Recreation Ground, Derby Road DE4 4BQ 1st XI 1 Neil Doxey 07974 101853 01335 371946 Main Ground 2nd XI 4N Neil Doxey 07974 101853 01335 371946 3rd XI 7N - Neil Doxey 07974 101853 01335 371946 Middleton, off Porter Lane (C)

Chair Sue Marshall [email protected] 07976 626955 01335 372797 Secretary Graham Ashurst [email protected] 07860 474562 01332 558586 F.1849 J.1971

Wooton CC B Shawcroft Farm, Wooton, Ashbourne DE6 2GW 1st XI 5S - Joe Clowes 07972 363869 Main Ground 2nd XI 8S - William Heathcote 07583 237008

Chair John Plant [email protected] 07976 938725 01335 324607 Secretary Dave Shooter [email protected] 07816 227191 01538 722667 F.1991 J.2012

Yoxall CC A Weaverslake Sports Field, Hadley Street DE13 8NB 1st XI 8S Dave Lester 07971 699226 01543 492541 Main Ground

Chair John Williams [email protected] 07977 521756 01543 472700 Secretary Michael Elliott [email protected] 07969 518215 01543 473487 F.1880 J.2008

NB: Grades in brackets denote a provisional grading F. = Founded = Arnie Gaskin Ground Award rd th 3 & 5 XIs may play at their club’s main ground on Sundays J. = Joined the DCCL = Tea providing team = ClubMark The DCCL covers clubs from 5 counties: = ECB Premier League Team Derbyshire (69) Staffordshire (15) Leicestershire (2) Nottinghamshire (1) Yorkshire (1)

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE PREMIER LEAGUE CLUBS INVITED TO THE DCCL PREMIER CUP

Caythorpe CC Cuckney CC Kimberley Institute CC Papplewick & Linby CC

Caythorpe Rd, Langwith Rd, Newdigate St, off Blidworth Waye NG14 7EB NG20 9NG NG16 2NJ NG15 8FW 1st XI: Simon Park 1st XI: Tom Ullyott 1st XI: Nick Rook 1st XI: Sam Ogrizovic 07810 891684 07962 181413 07934 043755 07760 888047

REMINDER: Final contact between clubs & to umpires, regarding any

decision to cancel a match, must be made no later than 2 HOURS before the

scheduled start (rule D4:4:2)

91 UMPIRES Beechwood Mazda Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Denby v Ticknall 19 22 Ambergate v Belper Meadows Elvaston v Spondon 4 10 Apperknowle v Butterley United Langley Mill United v Eckington 1 3 Buxton v Nutbrook Marehay v Swarkestone 6 7 Heanor Town v Duffield Ockbrook & Borrowash v Alvaston & Boulton 9 21 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Matlock Sandiacre Town v Chesterfield 14 16 Spondon v Shipley Hall The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Morton Colliery 30 126 Brailsford & Ednaston v Swarkestone Cutthorpe v Dunstall 78 108 Clifton v Sandiacre Town Duffield v Ilkeston Rutland 18 113 Quarndon v Etwall Lullington Park v Alrewas 8 59 Tutbury v Allestree Rolleston v Clifton 32 74 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Wirksworth & Middleton v Sawley 101 117 Ashover Barbarians v Riddings Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Bakewell v Alfreton Belper Meadows v Sandiacre Town 104 53 S Wingfield v Holmewood Clowne Town v Trentside 2 125 Staveley Welfare v Cutthorpe Darley Abbey v Derby Congregational 15 116 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Shipley Hall v Chellaston 61 110 Alrewas v Derby Congregational S Wingfield v Quarndon 31 35 Breadsall v Winshill Spondon v Ockbrook & Borrowash 77 103 Hartshorne v Elvaston Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Mugginton v Ilkeston Rutland Chesterfield v Ashover Barbarians 91 92 Packington v Melbourne Town Darley Dale v Denby 5 57 Rosehill Methodists v Ticknall Holmesfield v Hundall 75 94 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Nutbrook v Ambergate 99 127 Darley Abbey v West Hallam White Rose West Hallam White Rose v Langley Mill United 54 84 Duffield v Pilsley & Clay Cross Matlock & Cromford v Marehay 52 Hundall v Darley Dale 95 Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Belper Amateurs Barton Under Needwood v Rolleston 80 100 Stanton By Dale v Stainsby Hall Etwall v Risley 34 82 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Melbourne Town v Elvaston 93 115 Castle Donington Town v Walton-on-Trent Quarndon v Brailsford & Ednaston 50 84 Hilton v Trentside Walton -on-Trent v Tutbury 33 83 Risley v Wootton Sports Club Winshill v Mickleover 111 56 Sutton on the Hill v Yoxall Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Uttoxeter v Burton Belper Amateurs v Wirksworth & Middleton 85 102 Washlands v Alvaston & Boulton Hollinsend Methodist v Cutthorpe 20 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Holmewood v S Wingfield 119 120 Ashover Barbarians v Morton Colliery Ilkeston Rutland v Breadsall 105 81 Calow v Eckington Sawley v Buxton 66 68 Clowne Town v Buxton Stainsby Hall v Alfreton 114 Whittington Wanderers v Holmesfield Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CN - 13:00 Alvaston & Boulton v Uttoxeter 11 Butterley United v Belper Meadows Alrewas v Chellaston 109 Cutthorpe v Codnor Burton v Lullington Park 112 98 Dunstall v Spondon 60 118 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Swarkestone v Abbots Bromley 64 Allestree v Darley Abbey Ticknall v Hilton 13 90 Mickleover v Duffield CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Codnor v Ashford in the Water 96 Ashbourne v Sawley Denby v Darley Dale 76 Kirk Langley v Dunstall Eckington v Clowne Town 128 Lullington Park v Clifton Morton Colliery v Marehay Rolleston v Tutbury Riddings v Selston Town 51 69 Swanwick Hall v Ockbrook & Borrowash 70 Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Kings Bromley 65 124 Derby Congregational v Ashbourne 121 Draycott & Hanbury v Hartshorne 58 Elvaston v Rolleston 73 123 Trentside v Rosehill Methodists 67 106 Wootton Sports Club v Stanton By Dale 122

Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Chellaston v Kirk Langley 108 103

92 Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Sandiacre Town 11 18 Belper Meadows v Pilsley & Clay Cross Chesterfield v Elvaston 2 7 Butterley United v Heanor Town Eckington v Ockbrook & Borrowash 19 9 Duffield v Spondon Spondon v Marehay 5 8 Nutbrook v Apperknowle Swarkestone v Denby 13 15 Shipley Hall v Ambergate Ticknall v Langley Mill United 14 21 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Allestree v Chellaston Alrewas v Alfreton 61 110 Darley Abbey v Tutbury Clifton v Wirksworth & Middleton 16 53 Etwall v Mickleover Dunstall v Rolleston 3 33 Kirk Langley v Brailsford & Ednaston Ilkeston Rutland v Cutthorpe 31 57 Sandiacre Town v Quarndon Morton Colliery v Duffield 35 104 Swarkestone v Clifton Sawley v Lullington Park 122 125 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Alfreton v Wirksworth & Middleton Derby Congregational v Clowne Town 1 10 Cutthorpe v Ashover Barbarians Ockbrook & Borrowash v Belper Meadows 32 34 Denby v Staveley Welfare Quarndon v Spondon 20 59 Holmewood v Bakewell Chellaston v Darley Abbey 83 113 Riddings v Selston Town Sandiacre Town v Shipley Hall 101 117 Whittington Wanderers v S Wingfield Trentside v S Wingfield 80 111 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Derby Congregational v Packington Ambergate v Holmesfield 91 95 Elvaston v Mugginton Ashover Barbarians v Nutbrook 78 116 Melbourne Town v Hartshorne Denby v Matlock & Cromford 81 87 Winshill v Rosehill Methodists Hundall v West Hallam White Rose 6 30 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Langley Mill United v Darley Dale 66 70 Belper Amateurs v Hundall Marehay v Chesterfield 119 126 Clowne Town v Darley Abbey Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Stanton By Dale Brailsford & Ednaston v Walton-on-Trent 77 103 Stainsby Hall v Langley Mill United Elvaston v Barton Under Needwood 64 68 West Hallam White Rose v Ockbrook & Borrowash Risley v Melbourne Town 102 123 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Rolleston v Quarndon 74 60 Alvaston & Boulton v Uttoxeter Tutbury v Winshill 100 67 Burton v Sutton on the Hill Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Walton-on-Trent v Washlands Alfreton v Sawley 94 Wootton Sports Club v Hilton Breadsall v Stainsby Hall 93 115 Yoxall v Risley Buxton v Holmewood 22 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Cutthorpe v Ilkeston Rutland 84 51 Cutthorpe v Whittington Wanderers (at Jackson Field) S Wingfield v Belper Amateurs 96 90 Eckington v Clowne Town Wirksworth & Middleton v Hollinsend Methodist 92 Holmesfield v Chesterfield Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Morton Colliery v Calow Abbots Bromley v Burton 4 82 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Hilton v Swarkestone 56 106 Matlock & Cromford v Buxton Lullington Park v Alrewas 86 S Wingfield v Cutthorpe Chellaston v Alvaston & Boulton 121 Swanwick Hall v Denby Spondon v Ticknall 99 127 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Uttoxeter v Dunstall 54 Darley Abbey v Sawley CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Duffield v Stainsby Hall Ashford in the Water v Swanwick Hall 108 120 Lullington Park v Mickleover Clowne Town v Denby 128 Nutbrook v Allestree Darley Dale v Morton Colliery 75 105 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Marehay v Codnor 85 76 Clifton v Ashbourne Ockbrook & Borrowash v Riddings 114 124 Dunstall v Lullington Park Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Ashbourne v Wootton Sports Club 109 Hartshorne v Elvaston 112 52 Kings Bromley v Trentside 118 Rolleston v Alvaston & Boulton 98 58 Rosehill Methodists v Derby Congregational 65 50 Stanton By Dale v Draycott & Hanbury 69 73

Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 National Village Knockout Round 1 Mickleover v Etwall 50 19 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ticknall v Alrewas 3 52 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Tutbury v Kings Bromley 33 86

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Eckington 16 20 Ambergate v Duffield Denby v Spondon 2 33 Apperknowle v Matlock & Cromford Langley Mill United v Swarkestone 22 6 Belper Meadows v Shipley Hall Marehay v Chesterfield 15 18 Heanor Town v Nutbrook Ockbrook & Borrowash v Ticknall 3 4 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Buxton Sandiacre Town v Elvaston 10 35 Spondon v Butterley United The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Sawley 77 103 Brailsford & Ednaston v Clifton Clifton v Dunstall 54 80 Kirk Langley v Allestree Cutthorpe v Morton Colliery 126 95 Mickleover v Sandiacre Town Duffield v Alrewas 21 112 Quarndon v Swarkestone Rolleston v Ilkeston Rutland 5 34 Tutbury v Etwall Wirksworth & Middleton v Lullington Park 11 108 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Denby Clowne Town v Chellaston 116 57 Bakewell v Whittington Wanderers Darley Abbey v Sandiacre Town 13 74 Riddings v Cutthorpe Quarndon v Trentside 122 82 Selston Town v S Wingfield Shipley Hall v Ockbrook & Borrowash 7 66 Staveley Welfare v Alfreton S Wingfield v Derby Congregational 30 100 Wirksworth & Middleton v Holmewood Spondon v Belper Meadows 50 52 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Alrewas v Winshill Ashover Barbarians v Marehay 128 84 Breadsall v Elvaston Chesterfield v Denby 101 117 Mugginton v Melbourne Town Darley Dale v Hundall 78 53 Packington v Hartshorne Nutbrook v Holmesfield 14 119 Rosehill Methodists v Ilkeston Rutland West Hallam White Rose v Ambergate 31 59 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Matlock & Cromford v Langley Mill 125 91 Hundall v Duffield Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Langley Mill United v Pilsley & Clay Cross Barton Under Needwood v Quarndon 93 115 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Clowne Town Elvaston v Risley 8 32 Stanton By Dale v Darley Dale Etwall v Tutbury 61 110 Belper Amateurs v West Hallam White Rose Melbourne Town v Mickleover 1 83 Darley Abbey v Stainsby Hall Walton-on-Trent v Rolleston 99 127 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Winshill v Brailsford & Ednaston 109 121 Alvaston & Boulton v Walton-on-Trent Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Castle Donington Town v Wootton Sports Club Buxton v Alfreton 9 Hilton v Yoxall Hollinsend Methodist v S Wingfield 51 Risley v Burton Holmewood v Belper Amateurs 75 Uttoxeter v Sutton on the Hill Ilkeston Rutland v Wirksworth & Middleton 69 70 Washlands v Trentside Sawley v Breadsall 73 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Stainsby Hall v Cutthorpe 65 76 Chesterfield v Ashover Barbarians Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Clowne Town v Morton Colliery Alrewas v Alvaston & Boulton 98 118 Holmesfield v Cutthorpe Burton v Hilton 19 Whittington Wanderers v Buxton Dunstall v Chellaston 111 106 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Lullington Park v Abbots Bromley 102 Butterley United v Matlock & Cromford Swarkestone v Spondon 68 105 Buxton v Swanwick Hall Ticknall v Uttoxeter 56 67

CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 S Wingfield v Belper Meadows Ashford in the Water v Marehay 104 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Codnor v Darley Dale 92 85 Allestree v Melbourne Town Denby v Selston Town 96 Duffield v Lullington Park Eckington v Ockbrook & Borrowash Sawley v Nutbrook Morton Colliery v Clowne Town 120 94 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Swanwick Hall v Riddings 113 81 Ashbourne v Dunstall Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Brailsford & Ednaston v Clifton Derby Congregational v Kings Bromley Kings Bromley v Kirk Langley Draycott & Hanbury v Ashbourne 123 90 Rolleston v Sawley Elvaston v Alvaston & Boulton 114 124

Hartshorne v Stanton By Dale 97 Trentside v Rolleston 58 Wootton Sports Club v Rosehill Methodists 86

CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Selston Town v Swanwick Hall 151 107 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Chellaston v Darley Abbey 95 112 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Derby Congregational v Ticknall 9 14

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Chesterfield v Denby 9 19 Butterley United v Ambergate Eckington v Sandiacre Town 31 13 Buxton v Apperknowle Elvaston v Marehay 1 5 Duffield v Belper Meadows Spondon v Langley Mill United 6 11 Matlock & Cromford v Heanor Town Swarkestone v Ockbrook & Borrowash 3 14 Nutbrook v Spondon Ticknall v Alvaston & Boulton 34 7 Shipley Hall v Pilsley & Clay Cross The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alrewas v Cutthorpe 77 103 Sandiacre Town v Tutbury Dunstall v Wirksworth & Middleton 61 110 Allestree v Brailsford & Ednaston Ilkeston Rutland v Clifton 59 57 Clifton v Quarndon Lullington Park v Alfreton 101 117 Darley Abbey v Kirk Langley Morton Colliery v Rolleston 2 22 Etwall v Chellaston Sawley v Duffield 8 54 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Alfreton v Ashover Barbarians Belper Meadows v Shipley Hall 16 126 Cutthorpe v Selston Town Derby Congregational v Quarndon 18 113 Denby v Riddings Ockbrook & Borrowash v Darley Abbey 21 100 Holmewood v Staveley Welfare Chellaston v S Wingfield 104 116 S Wingfield v Bakewell Sandiacre Town v Clowne Town 82 92 Whittington Wanderers v Wirksworth & Middleton Trentside v Spondon 93 115 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Elvaston v Rosehill Methodists Ambergate v Darley Dale 69 85 Hartshorne v Mugginton Denby v Ashover Barbarians 95 74 Melbourne Town v Breadsall Holmesfield v West Hallam White Rose 78 125 Ticknall v Packington Hundall v Matlock & Cromford 108 75 Winshill v Derby Congregational Langley Mill United v Chesterfield 81 52 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Marehay v Nutbrook 102 66 Clowne Town v Belper Amateurs Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Duffield v Stanton By Dale Brailsford & Ednaston v Etwall 32 35 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Darley Abbey Quarndon v Walton-on-Trent 80 111 Stainsby Hall v Ockbrook & Borrowash Risley v Barton Under Needwood 56 53 West Hallam White Rose v Hundall Rolleston v Winshill 10 64 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Tutbury v Melbourne Town 4 58 Burton v Hilton Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Sutton on the Hill v Risley Alfreton v Holmewood 30 Walton-on-Trent v Uttoxeter Belper Amateurs v Hollinsend Methodist 20 Wootton Sports Club v Washlands Breadsall v Buxton 96 70 Yoxall v Castle Donington Town Cutthorpe v Sawley 94 79 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 S Wingfield v Ilkeston Rutland 99 127 Ashover Barbarians v Calow (at Walton Dam) Wirksworth & Middleton v Stainsby Hall 128 Buxton v Holmesfield Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Cutthorpe v Chesterfield (Jackson Fld) Alvaston & Boulton v Dunstall 50 Eckington v Whittington Wanderers Abbots Bromley v Alrewas 33 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Hilton v Lullington Park 109 97 Codnor v Buxton Chellaston v Ticknall 68 Matlock & Cromford v Belper Amateurs Spondon v Burton 65 119 Swanwick Hall v Butterley United Uttoxeter v Swarkestone 83 121 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Darley Abbey v Mickleover Clowne Town v Codnor 84 Lullington Park v Stainsby Hall Darley Dale v Ashford in the Water 120 91 Melbourne Town v Sawley Marehay v Swanwick Hall 51 Nutbrook v Ilkeston Rutland Ockbrook & Borrowash v Denby 86 90 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Riddings v Eckington 105 124 Clifton v Rolleston Selston Town v Morton Colliery 76 Dunstall v Brailsford & Ednaston Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Kirk Langley v Lullington Park Alvaston & Boulton v Trentside 73 Sawley v Tutbury Ashbourne v Hartshorne 98 Kings Bromley v Wootton Sports Club 112 106 Rolleston v Derby Congregational 67 Rosehill Methodists v Draycott & Hanbury 114 Stanton By Dale v Elvaston 118 122

Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Matlock & Cromford v Marehay 52 95 Langley Mill United v Clowne Town 14 53 Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Mickleover v Elvaston 119 103 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Trentside v Alvaston & Boulton 109 83 Matlock & Cromford v Buxton 159 107 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Belper Meadows v Cutthorpe 78 104 Swarkestone v Mickleover 21 3 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Wirksworth & Middleton v Denby 126 31 Selston Town v Whittington Wanderers 156 59 National Village Knockout Round 2 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ilkeston Rutland v Alrewas 114 57 95

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Swarkestone 30 18 Ambergate v Nutbrook Denby v Elvaston 21 4 Belper Meadows v Butterley United Eckington v Ticknall 6 22 Heanor Town v Buxton Langley Mill United v Chesterfield 3 32 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Apperknowle Ockbrook & Borrowash v Spondon 13 16 Shipley Hall v Duffield Sandiacre Town v Marehay 2 10 Spondon v Matlock & Cromford The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Clifton v Morton Colliery 1 78 Allestree v Darley Abbey Cutthorpe v Sawley 34 116 Brailsford & Ednaston v Quarndon Duffield v Lullington Park 7 20 Kirk Langley v Etwall Dunstall v Ilkeston Rutland 112 111 Mickleover v Clifton Rolleston v Alrewas 80 50 Chellaston v Sandiacre Town Wirksworth & Middleton v Alfreton 35 9 Tutbury v Swarkestone Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Clowne Town v Ockbrook & Borrowash 108 69 Ashover Barbarians v Holmewood Darley Abbey v Belper Meadows 5 8 Cutthorpe v Denby Quarndon v Chellaston 66 83 Riddings v Alfreton S Wingfield v Sandiacre Town 61 110 Selston Town v Bakewell Spondon v Shipley Hall 11 14 Staveley Welfare v Whittington Wanderers Trentside v Derby Congregational 19 33 Wirksworth & Middleton v S Wingfield Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Langley Mill United 126 51 Breadsall v Hartshorne Chesterfield v Hundall 94 128 Packington v Mugginton Darley Dale v Holmesfield 91 125 Rosehill Methodists v Melbourne Town Marehay v Denby 92 57 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Matlock & Cromford v Ambergate 53 84 Belper Amateurs v Stainsby Hall Nutbrook v West Hallam White Rose 100 89 Darley Abbey v Darley Dale Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Hundall v Stanton By Dale Barton Under Needwood v Walton-on-Trent 59 73 Langley Mill United v Duffield Elvaston v Tutbury 113 67 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Pilsley & Clay Cross Etwall v Rolleston 93 115 West Hallam White Rose v Clowne Town Melbourne Town v Brailsford & Ednaston 81 87 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Risley v Mickleover 77 103 Castle Donington Town v Burton Winshill v Quarndon 64 86 Hilton v Sutton on the Hill Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Uttoxeter v Risley Alfreton v Breadsall 101 117 Walton-on-Trent v Trentside Buxton v Cutthorpe 104 Washlands v Yoxall Holmewood v Hollinsend Methodist 85 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Ilkeston Rutland v Belper Amateurs 52 68 Calow v Chesterfield Sawley v Wirksworth & Middleton 99 127 Clowne Town v Ashover Barbarians Stainsby Hall v S Wingfield 31 102 Cutthorpe v Buxton Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Holmesfield v Eckington Abbots Bromley v Hilton 109 Whittington Wanderers v Morton Colliery Alrewas v Dunstall 121 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NS - 13:00 Burton v Uttoxeter 119 Belper Amateurs v Swanwick Hall Lullington Park v Spondon 123 Butterley United v Codnor Swarkestone v Chellaston 118 Cutthorpe v Denby (at Jackson Field) Ticknall v Alvaston & Boulton 122 S Wingfield v Matlock & Cromford CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Ashford in the Water v Clowne Town 75 Duffield v Darley Abbey Codnor v Selston Town 95 120 Ilkeston Rutland v Melbourne Town Denby v Riddings 70 90 Mickleover v Nutbrook Marehay v Darley Dale 96 105 Stainsby Hall v Allestree Morton Colliery v Ockbrook & Borrowash 79 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Swanwick Hall v Eckington 65 76 Ashbourne v Kirk Langley Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Kings Bromley v Lullington Park Derby Congregational v Alvaston & Boulton 56 Rolleston v Dunstall Draycott & Hanbury v Kings Bromley 82 Clifton v Tutbury Elvaston v Trentside 58 124 Hartshorne v Rosehill Methodists 97 106 Stanton By Dale v Ashbourne 114 Wootton Sports Club v Rolleston 60 98

CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Selston Town v Eckington 151 159 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Denby v Matlock & Cromford 104 11 Mickleover v Darley Abbey 59 30 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Alrewas v Elvaston 109 86 ECB National Knockout Round 1 Derby Congregational v Ilkeston Rutland 103 95

Ticknall v Winshill 112 61

Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00

Trentside v Castle Donington Town 53 58

Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Sawley v Brailsford & Ednaston 123 114 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 96 Clowne Town v West Hallam White Rose 160 107

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Chesterfield v Ockbrook & Borrowash 14 32 Apperknowle v Heanor Town Elvaston v Langley Mill United 13 5 Butterley United v Shipley Hall Marehay v Denby 11 1 Buxton v Spondon Spondon v Alvaston & Boulton 19 16 Duffield v Pilsley & Clay Cross Swarkestone v Eckington 21 20 Matlock & Cromford v Ambergate Ticknall v Sandiacre Town 9 7 Nutbrook v Belper Meadows The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Duffield 108 53 Clifton v Tutbury Alrewas v Clifton 10 82 Darley Abbey v Brailsford & Ednaston Ilkeston Rutland v Wirksworth & Middleton 15 30 Etwall v Allestree Lullington Park v Cutthorpe 33 102 Quarndon v Mickleover Morton Colliery v Dunstall 54 92 Sandiacre Town v Kirk Langley Sawley v Rolleston 59 116 Swarkestone v Chellaston Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Belper Meadows v Clowne Town 22 74 Alfreton v Cutthorpe Derby Congregational v Spondon 52 70 Bakewell v Wirksworth & Middleton Ockbrook & Borrowash v S Wingfield 101 117 Denby v Selston Town Chellaston v Trentside 31 4 Holmewood v Riddings Sandiacre Town v Quarndon 93 115 S Wingfield v Staveley Welfare Shipley Hall v Darley Abbey 78 57 Whittington Wanderers v Ashover Barbarians Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ambergate v Chesterfield 75 89 Elvaston v Derby Congregational Denby v Nutbrook 18 113 Hartshorne v Rosehill Methodists Holmesfield v Matlock & Cromford 61 110 Ilkeston Rutland v Ticknall Hundall v Ashover Barbarians 2 91 Melbourne Town v Alrewas Langley Mill United v Marehay 77 103 Mugginton v Breadsall West Hallam White Rose v Darley Dale 65 104 Winshill v Packington Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Brailsford & Ednaston v Elvaston 3 56 Clowne Town v Hundall Mickleover v Barton Under Needwood 83 50 Darley Dale v Ockbrook & Borrowash Quarndon v Etwall 119 66 Duffield v Darley Abbey Rolleston v Melbourne Town 99 127 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Belper Amateurs Tutbury v Risley 112 122 Stainsby Hall v West Hallam White Rose Walton-on-Trent v Winshill 109 111 Stanton By Dale v Langley Mill United Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Belper Amateurs v Stainsby Hall 6 69 Burton v Washlands Breadsall v Holmewood 95 120 Risley v Hilton Cutthorpe v Alfreton 126 105 Sutton on the Hill v Castle Donington Town Hollinsend Methodist v Ilkeston Rutland 79 Wootton Sports Club v Walton-on-Trent S Wingfield v Sawley 81 87 Yoxall v Alvaston & Boulton Wirksworth & Middleton v Buxton 35 84 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Calow v Clowne Town Alvaston & Boulton v Swarkestone 60 Eckington v Cutthorpe Dunstall v Ticknall 100 80 Morton Colliery v Holmesfield Hilton v Alrewas 34 118 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Chellaston v Burton 8 73 Codnor v Belper Amateurs Spondon v Abbots Bromley 114 Denby v Buxton Uttoxeter v Lullington Park 51 Matlock & Cromford v Belper Meadows CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Swanwick Hall v S Wingfield Clowne Town v Marehay 94 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Darley Dale v Swanwick Hall 125 128 Allestree v Sawley Eckington v Denby 76 Darley Abbey v Lullington Park Ockbrook & Borrowash v Codnor 124 Melbourne Town v Mickleover Riddings v Morton Colliery 96 Nutbrook v Duffield Selston Town v Ashford in the Water 55 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Dunstall v Tutbury Alvaston & Boulton v Wootton Sports Club 85 Kirk Langley v Brailsford & Ednaston Ashbourne v Elvaston 58 106 Lullington Park v Ashbourne Kings Bromley v Hartshorne 121 67 Sawley v Kings Bromley Rolleston v Draycott & Hanbury 90 Rosehill Methodists v Stanton By Dale 68 Trentside v Derby Congregational 86 98

Marstons Smooth Trophy Round 1 - 13:00 Marstons Pedigree Division 8N Belper Meadows 1st XI v Chellaston 1st XI 101 117 Alrewas 1st XI v Spondon 2nd XI 13 19 Darley Dale v Langley Mill United 151 160 Quarndon 1st XI v South Wingfield 1st XI 32 5 Sawley 1st XI v Ilkeston Rutland 1st XI 59 53

Marstons Pedigree Division 3N Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Alvaston & Boulton v Wootton Sports Club 103 33 Chesterfield v Ambergate 78 75 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Buxton v Chesterfield 126 84 Selston Town v Ashover Barbarians 31 159 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ilkeston Rutland v Darley Abbey 152 52 Derby Congregational v Melbourne Town 7 9

97Marston’s Pedigree Division 9CN National Village Knockout Round 3 Denby v Codnor 14 30

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Chesterfield 10 4 Ambergate v Buxton Eckington v Spondon 8 6 Belper Meadows v Matlock & Cromford Langley Mill United v Marehay 14 7 Duffield v Butterley United Ockbrook & Borrowash v Elvaston 19 30 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Heanor Town Sandiacre Town v Denby 22 15 Shipley Hall v Nutbrook Ticknall v Swarkestone 2 3 Spondon v Apperknowle The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Clifton v Sawley 80 53 Allestree v Sandiacre Town Cutthorpe v Alfreton 101 117 Brailsford & Ednaston v Mickleover Dunstall v Alrewas 34 74 Darley Abbey v Etwall Ilkeston Rutland v Morton Colliery 35 89 Kirk Langley v Swarkestone Rolleston v Lullington Park 77 103 Tutbury v Quarndon Wirksworth & Middleton v Duffield 31 126 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v S Wingfield Clowne Town v Shipley Hall 108 59 Cutthorpe v Holmewood Derby Congregational v Chellaston 9 32 Denby v Alfreton Quarndon v Ockbrook & Borrowash 33 95 Riddings v Whittington Wanderers S Wingfield v Belper Meadows 93 115 Selston Town v Wirksworth & Middleton Spondon v Darley Abbey 83 119 Staveley Welfare v Bakewell Trentside v Sandiacre Town 104 112 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Alrewas v Hartshorne Ashover Barbarians v Ambergate 57 125 Packington v Breadsall Chesterfield v Holmesfield 81 87 Rosehill Methodists v Mugginton Denby v Langley Mill United 11 69 Winshill v Ilkeston Rutland Marehay v Hundall 21 70 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Matlock & Cromford v West Hallam White Rose 51 78 Belper Amateurs v Darley Dale Nutbrook v Darley Dale 52 68 Clowne Town v Stainsby Hall Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Darley Abbey v Stanton By Dale Barton Under Needwood v Winshill 82 121 Hundall v Langley Mill United Elvaston v Rolleston 73 61 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Duffield Etwall v Walton-on-Trent 56 122 West Hallam White Rose v Pilsley & Clay Cross Melbourne Town v Quarndon 67 64 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Mickleover v Tutbury 116 75 Alvaston & Boulton v Burton Risley v Brailsford & Ednaston 102 105 Castle Donington Town v Risley Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Uttoxeter v Hilton Alfreton v Wirksworth & Middleton 85 54 Walton-on-Trent v Yoxall Breadsall v Cutthorpe 18 113 Washlands v Sutton on the Hill Buxton v S Wingfield 92 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Holmewood v Ilkeston Rutland 1 91 Buxton v Eckington Sawley v Belper Amateurs 66 Chesterfield v Clowne Town Stainsby Hall v Hollinsend Methodist 5 120 Morton Colliery v Cutthorpe Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Whittington Wanderers v Ashover Barbarians Abbots Bromley v Uttoxeter 86 98 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Alrewas v Ticknall 111 106 Belper Meadows v Swanwick Hall Burton v Alvaston & Boulton 109 Butterley United v Denby Hilton v Spondon 123 Cutthorpe v Buxton Lullington Park v Chellaston 97 58 S Wingfield v Codnor Swarkestone v Dunstall 90 124 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Duffield v Melbourne Town Ashford in the Water v Ockbrook & Borrowash 128 Ilkeston Rutland v Allestree Codnor v Riddings 20 76 Lullington Park v Nutbrook Darley Dale v Clowne Town 65 Stainsby Hall v Sawley Marehay v Selston Town 79 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Morton Colliery v Eckington 84 94 Brailsford & Ednaston v Lullington Park Swanwick Hall v Denby 96 Kings Bromley v Ashbourne Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Rolleston v Kirk Langley Ashbourne v Rosehill Methodists 100 Sawley v Clifton Draycott & Hanbury v Alvaston & Boulton 13 Elvaston v Derby Congregational 50 114 Hartshorne v Rolleston 99 127 Stanton By Dale v Kings Bromley 16 Wootton Sports Club v Trentside 118 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Chellaston v Clifton 103 95 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ticknall v Elvaston 83 13 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Trentside v Wootton Sports Club 109 19 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Harwood Cup Round 1 (13:00 start, followed by Round 2 at 16:00) Mickleover v Stainsby Hall 50 86 Staveley 1 v Chesterfield 3 (winner v Buxton 3) 160 2 Ilkeston 3 v Riddings 2 (winner v S Wingfield 3) 102 119 Stainsby 2 v Swanwick 2 (winner v Duffield 3) 156 126 Belper Am 2 v Belper Mead 3 (winner v Nutbrook 3) 18 113 Uttoxeter 2 v Ockbrook 4 (winner v Clifton 3) 152 9 Castle Don 1 v Burton 2 (winner v Mickleover 3) 112 3 Premier T20 Groups Harwood Cup Round 2 (14:00 start) Group A at Elvaston 11:00 Elvaston v A& B; 14:00 Losers v Ockbrook & Borrowash ; Sawley - 3rd XI v Winshill - 2nd XI 114 11 17:00 Winners Match 1 v Ockbrook & Borrowash 3 9 21 Denby CC, Derbyshire - 4th XI v Langley Mill Utd - 3rd XI 30 35 Group B at Langley Mill 11:00 Langley Mill v Sandiacre; 14:00 Losers v Chesterfield;

17:00 Winners Match 1 v Chesterfield 7 2 14 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Group C at Marehay 11:00 Marehay v Denby; 14:00 Losers v Eckington; Matlock & Cromford v Langley Mill United 107 78 17:00 Winners Match 1 v Eckington 18 113 19 CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 98 Group D at Spondon 11: 00 Spondon v Ticknall; 14: 00 Losers v Swarkestone; Selston Town v Darley Dale 57 75 17: 00 Winners Match 1 v Swarkestone 13 31 33

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Chesterfield v Eckington 3 31 Apperknowle v Ambergate Denby v Langley Mill United 1 11 Butterley United v Pilsley & Clay Cross Elvaston v Alvaston & Boulton 6 9 Buxton v Belper Meadows Marehay v Ockbrook & Borrowash 8 13 Heanor Town v Spondon Spondon v Ticknall 15 35 Matlock & Cromford v Shipley Hall Swarkestone v Sandiacre Town 21 5 Nutbrook v Duffield The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Rolleston 70 78 Clifton v Kirk Langley Alrewas v Ilkeston Rutland 4 74 Etwall v Brailsford & Ednaston Duffield v Cutthorpe 14 100 Mickleover v Tutbury Lullington Park v Clifton 19 83 Quarndon v Chellaston Morton Colliery v Wirksworth & Middleton 108 116 Sandiacre Town v Darley Abbey Sawley v Dunstall 18 113 Swarkestone v Allestree Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Belper Meadows v Quarndon 101 117 Alfreton v Selston Town Darley Abbey v Clowne Town 30 34 Bakewell v Ashover Barbarians Ockbrook & Borrowash v Trentside 109 126 Holmewood v Denby Chellaston v Spondon 111 1222 S Wingfield v Riddings Sandiacre Town v Derby Congregational 59 57 Whittington Wanderers v Cutthorpe Shipley Hall v S Wingfield 77 103 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Breadsall v Rosehill Methodists Ambergate v Marehay 56 65 Elvaston v Winshill Darley Dale v Matlock & Cromford 119 92 Hartshorne v Derby Congregational Holmesfield v Ashover Barbarians 22 51 Ilkeston Rutland v Packington Hundall v Denby 79 52 Melbourne Town v Ticknall Langley Mill United v Nutbrook 91 125 Mugginton v Alrewas West Hallam White Rose v Chesterfield 20 50 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Darley Dale v West Hallam White Rose Brailsford & Ednaston v Mickleover 93 115 Duffield v Belper Amateurs Quarndon v Elvaston 54 104 Langley Mill United v Darley Abbey Rolleston v Risley 80 61 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Clowne Town Tutbury v Barton Under Needwood 118 53 Stainsby Hall v Hundall Walton-on-Trent v Melbourne Town 112 95 Stanton By Dale v Ockbrook & Borrowash Winshill v Etwall 33 58 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Burton v Walton-on-Trent Belper Amateurs v Buxton 7 120 Hilton v Castle Donington Town Cutthorpe v Holmewood 128 Risley v Washlands Hollinsend Methodist v Sawley 2 Sutton on the Hill v Alvaston & Boulton Ilkeston Rutland v Stainsby Hall 75 Wootton Sports Club v Uttoxeter S Wingfield v Alfreton 55 105 Yoxall v Trentside Wirksworth & Middleton v Breadsall 68 102 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Holmesfield Alvaston & Boulton v Lullington Park 99 127 Calow v Whittington Wanderers Dunstall v Burton 64 Eckington v Chesterfield Chellaston v Abbots Bromley 32 Morton Colliery v Buxton Spondon v Alrewas 73 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Ticknall v Swarkestone 124 Buxton v Butterley United Uttoxeter v Hilton 67 106 Codnor v Belper Meadows CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Denby v Belper Amateurs Clowne Town v Swanwick Hall 94 Matlock & Cromford v Cutthorpe Denby v Morton Colliery 69 76 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Eckington v Codnor 89 Allestree v Mickleover Ockbrook & Borrowash v Marehay 96 90 Darley Abbey v Stainsby Hall Riddings v Ashford in the Water 84 85 Melbourne Town v Lullington Park Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Sawley v Ilkeston Rutland Alvaston & Boulton v Hartshorne 66 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Derby Congregational v Wootton Sports Club 114 Ashbourne v Brailsford & Ednaston Kings Bromley v Ashbourne 10 98 Clifton v Kings Bromley Rolleston v Stanton By Dale 82 86 Dunstall v Sawley Rosehill Methodists v Elvaston 81 87 Kirk Langley v Tutbury Trentside v Draycott & Hanbury 121 Lullington Park v Rolleston

Round 1 14:00, followed by Round 2 for each of the Round 1 winners at 17:00) Bayley Cup Round 1 (13:00 start) (at Riddings) Marehay - 3rd XI v Denby CC - 3rd XI 31 21 Buxton 1 v Chesterfield 2 (winner v Hundall 1) 33 22 (at Trentside) Hartshorne - 1st XI v Tutbury - 2nd XI 3 7 Nutbrook 1 v Stainsby 1 (winner v Langley Mill 2) 50 32 (at Spondon) Ockbrook - 3rd XI v Allestree - 1st XI 59 35 Marehay 2 v Alfreton 2 (winner v Denby 2) 104 126 Wright Cup Round 1 (13:00 start) Burton 1 v Tutbury 1 (winner v Etwall 1) 74 86 Ambergate 2 v Buxton 2 (winner v Belper Meadows 2) 107 160 Winshill 1 v Sawley & LE 2 (winner v Chellaston 2) 13 83 Shipley 2 v Pilsley 1 (winner v Butterley Utd 1) 123 14 Brailsford 1 v Rolleston 2 (winner v Uttoxeter 1) 18 113 Selston 1 v Heanor 1 (winner v Nutbrook 2) 30 151 Winners at each venue stay on for Round 2 game at 16:00 Duffield 2 v Clifton 2 (winner v Darley Abbey 2) 95 84 Bayley Cup Round 2 (14:00 start) Sandiacre 3 v Rosehill 1 (winner v Ashbourne 1) 52 75 West Hallam White Rose - 1st XI v Belper Amateurs - 1st XI 9 11 Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton - 2nd XI v Spondon - 3rd XI 53 61 Mickleover v Walton-on-Trent 112 57

Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Wright Cup Round 1 (11:00 start) Wirksworth & Middleton v Staveley Welfare 19 108 Riddings - 1st XI v Swanwick Hall - 1st XI 31 21 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Trentside - 2nd XI v Chellaston - 3rd XI 3 7 99Ilkeston Rutland v Breadsall 156 114 Spondon - 4th XI v Kirk Langley - 1st XI 59 35 Derby Congregational v Hartshorne 103 119 National Knockout Round 2

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Elvaston v Eckington 7 14 Ambergate v Heanor Town Marehay v Alvaston & Boulton 33 2 Apperknowle v Belper Meadows Ockbrook & Borrowash v Denby 20 10 Butterley United v Nutbrook Sandiacre Town v Langley Mill United 9 19 Buxton v Shipley Hall Swarkestone v Spondon 18 22 Duffield v Matlock & Cromford Ticknall v Chesterfield 4 34 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Spondon The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Clifton 61 110 Brailsford & Ednaston v Tutbury Ilkeston Rutland v Sawley 8 66 Clifton v Allestree Lullington Park v Dunstall 13 111 Darley Abbey v Swarkestone Morton Colliery v Alrewas 57 89 Etwall v Sandiacre Town Rolleston v Duffield 122 82 Quarndon v Kirk Langley Wirksworth & Middleton v Cutthorpe 93 115 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Alfreton v Holmewood Belper Meadows v Trentside 101 117 Ashover Barbarians v Wirksworth & Middleton Derby Congregational v Ockbrook & Borrowash 102 113 Bakewell v Riddings Chellaston v Sandiacre Town 35 50 Denby v Whittington Wanderers Shipley Hall v Quarndon 1 6 Selston Town v Staveley Welfare S Wingfield v Darley Abbey 54 53 S Wingfield v Cutthorpe Spondon v Clowne Town 80 105 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Alrewas v Breadsall Chesterfield v Darley Dale 108 128 Hartshorne v Ticknall Denby v Ambergate 32 125 Ilkeston Rutland v Elvaston Holmesfield v Marehay 81 87 Mugginton v Derby Congregational Langley Mill United v Hundall 31 104 Packington v Rosehill Methodists Nutbrook v Matlock & Cromford 5 73 Winshill v Melbourne Town West Hallam White Rose v Ashover Barbarians 21 84 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Clowne Town v Darley Dale Barton Under Needwood v Etwall 112 67 Duffield v West Hallam White Rose Melbourne Town v Winshill 99 127 Hundall v Darley Abbey Mickleover v Rolleston 77 103 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Langley Mill United Quarndon v Risley 69 86 Stainsby Hall v Pilsley & Clay Cross Tutbury v Brailsford & Ednaston 74 109 Stanton By Dale v Belper Amateurs Walton-on-Trent v Elvaston 100 97 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Risley v Alvaston & Boulton Belper Amateurs v Alfreton 68 65 Sutton on the Hill v Walton-on-Trent Breadsall v S Wingfield 78 76 Uttoxeter v Castle Donington Town Cutthorpe v Wirksworth & Middleton 75 79 Washlands v Hilton Hollinsend Methodist v Buxton 94 Wootton Sports Club v Yoxall Holmewood v Stainsby Hall 55 85 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Sawley v Ilkeston Rutland 70 124 Ashover Barbarians v Cutthorpe Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Calow v Holmesfield Alvaston & Boulton v Abbots Bromley 11 90 Eckington v Morton Colliery Alrewas v Swarkestone 123 106 Whittington Wanderers v Clowne Town Burton v Ticknall 83 60 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Dunstall v Lullington Park Belper Amateurs v Buxton Hilton v Chellaston 3 59 Cutthorpe v Butterley United Spondon v Uttoxeter 116 Denby v S Wingfield CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Matlock & Cromford v Swanwick Hall Clowne Town v Selston Town 126 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Codnor v Denby 30 56 Allestree v Duffield Darley Dale v Ockbrook & Borrowash 51 96 Darley Abbey v Nutbrook Eckington v Ashford in the Water 91 Stainsby Hall v Ilkeston Rutland Riddings v Marehay 120 95 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Swanwick Hall v Morton Colliery 92 Clifton v Dunstall Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Kings Bromley v Brailsford & Ednaston Alvaston & Boulton v Stanton By Dale 58 114 Lullington Park v Tutbury Ashbourne v Rolleston 15 Rolleston v Ashbourne Draycott & Hanbury v Derby Congregational 121 98 Elvaston v Wootton Sports Club 119 Rosehill Methodists v Kings Bromley 52 Trentside v Hartshorne 118

Marstons Smooth Trophy Round 2 (13:00 start) Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Winner A v Winner B 18 103 Darley Dale v Duffield 151 51 Winner C v Winner D 31 104 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Cutthorpe 1st XI v Darley Abbey 1st XI 9 11 Alvaston & Boulton v Hilton 50 103 Lullington Park 1st XI v Shipley Hall 1st XI 14 53 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Clifton 1st XI v Sandiacre Town 2nd XI 59 78 Clowne Town v Calow 128 91 Alfreton 1st XI v Dunstall 1st XI 101 117 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Wirksworth & Middleton 1st XI v Ockbrook & Borrowash 2nd XI 126 2 Belper Amateurs v S Wingfield 52 84 Rolleston 1st XI v Morton Colliery 1st XI 32 21 Codnor v Matlock & C 156 107 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Mickleover v Sawley 152 61

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Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Denby 15 13 Belper Meadows v Heanor Town Chesterfield v Swarkestone 8 21 Duffield v Buxton Eckington v Marehay 5 16 Matlock & Cromford v Butterley United Langley Mill United v Ockbrook & Borrowash 6 20 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Nutbrook Sandiacre Town v Spondon 11 32 Shipley Hall v Apperknowle Ticknall v Elvaston 1 3 Spondon v Ambergate The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Clifton v Duffield 30 82 Allestree v Quarndon Cutthorpe v Rolleston 125 92 Brailsford & Ednaston v Sandiacre Town Dunstall v Alfreton 59 112 Darley Abbey v Clifton Ilkeston Rutland v Lullington Park 101 117 Kirk Langley v Mickleover Sawley v Morton Colliery 77 103 Swarkestone v Etwall Wirksworth & Middleton v Alrewas 33 54 Tutbury v Chellaston Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Clowne Town v S Wingfield 104 126 Cutthorpe v Bakewell Derby Congregational v Belper Meadows 66 7 Denby v S Wingfield Ockbrook & Borrowash v Chellaston 74 52 Riddings v Wirksworth & Middleton Quarndon v Darley Abbey 2 57 Selston Town v Holmewood Spondon v Sandiacre Town 18 113 Staveley Welfare v Ashover Barbarians Trentside v Shipley Hall 10 100 Whittington Wanderers v Alfreton Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ambergate v Langley Mill United 78 116 Melbourne Town v Ilkeston Rutland Ashover Barbarians v Darley Dale 35 91 Packington v Elvaston Denby v Holmesfield 65 75 Rosehill Methodists v Alrewas Marehay v West Hallam White Rose 89 53 Winshill v Hartshorne Matlock & Cromford v Chesterfield 94 85 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Nutbrook v Hundall 95 50 Belper Amateurs v Langley Mill United Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Clowne Town v Duffield Barton Under Needwood v Brailsford & Ednaston 83 60 Darley Abbey v Ockbrook & Borrowash Elvaston v Winshill 81 87 Darley Dale v Stainsby Hall Etwall v Melbourne Town 9 19 Hundall v Pilsley & Clay Cross Mickleover v Quarndon 61 110 West Hallam White Rose v Stanton By Dale Risley v Walton-on-Trent 70 73 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Rolleston v Tutbury 34 56 Burton v Wootton Sports Club Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Castle Donington Town v Washlands Alfreton v Hollinsend Methodist 120 Trentside v Sutton on the Hill Breadsall v Belper Amateurs 102 67 Uttoxeter v Yoxall Buxton v Ilkeston Rutland 108 Walton-on-Trent v Risley Holmewood v Wirksworth & Middleton 22 128 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 S Wingfield v Cutthorpe 84 Chesterfield v Morton Colliery Stainsby Hall v Sawley 51 Calow v Cutthorpe Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Holmesfield v Clowne Town Alrewas v Uttoxeter 68 109 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Abbots Bromley v Dunstall 122 98 Butterley United v Belper Amateurs Hilton v Alvaston & Boulton 93 115 Cutthorpe v Swanwick Hall (Jackson F) Lullington Park v Ticknall 121 S Wingfield v Buxton Chellaston v Spondon 111 86 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Swarkestone v Burton 99 127 Duffield v Sawley CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Ilkeston Rutland v Mickleover Ashford in the Water v Denby 79 Lullington Park v Allestree Darley Dale v Riddings 31 Melbourne Town v Darley Abbey Marehay v Eckington 76 Stainsby Hall v Nutbrook Morton Colliery v Codnor 69 105 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Clowne Town 58 Brailsford & Ednaston v Rolleston Swanwick Hall v Selston Town 14 90 Kings Bromley v Dunstall Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Sawley v Kirk Langley Ashbourne v Alvaston & Boulton 80 64 Elvaston v Kings Bromley 114 118 Rolleston v Rosehill Methodists 97 119 Stanton By Dale v Trentside 96 124 Wootton Sports Club v Draycott & Hanbury 4 106

Derbyshire Premier Cup Round 1 (12:30 start) Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Chesterfield v Papplewick and Linby 2 31 Chellaston v Mickleover 59 50 Denby v Alvaston & Boulton 3 13 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Elvaston v Sandiacre Town 21 16 Derby Congregational v Breadsall 103 104 Spondon v Marehay 35 32 Ticknall v Mugginton 112 82 Cuckney v Caythorpe 9 6 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Langley Mill United v Ticknall 18 113 Darley Dale v Darley Abbey 151 107 Swarkestone v Ockbrook & Borrowash 11 5 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Eckington v Kimberley Institute 14 22 Trentside v Burton 74 86 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 National Village Cup Round 4 Buxton v Ashover Barbs 126 159 Clowne Town v Whittington W 128 160 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 101Belper Meadows v Denby 52 95 Hartshorne v Derby Congregational 33 119 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Tutbury v Ashbourne 58 109

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Denby v Eckington 3 19 Ambergate v Pilsley & Clay Cross Elvaston v Swarkestone 2 35 Apperknowle v Duffield Langley Mill United v Alvaston & Boulton 7 16 Buxton v Butterley United Marehay v Ticknall 9 10 Heanor Town v Shipley Hall Ockbrook & Borrowash v Sandiacre Town 4 14 Nutbrook v Matlock & Cromford Spondon v Chesterfield 13 22 Spondon v Belper Meadows The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Ilkeston Rutland 34 104 Clifton v Etwall Alrewas v Sawley 5 11 Mickleover v Allestree Cutthorpe v Clifton 21 108 Quarndon v Darley Abbey Duffield v Dunstall 50 126 Sandiacre Town v Swarkestone Lullington Park v Morton Colliery 32 33 Tutbury v Kirk Langley Rolleston v Wirksworth & Middleton 89 78 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Selston Town Belper Meadows v Chellaston 61 110 Bakewell v Denby Clowne Town v Quarndon 91 125 Holmewood v Whittington Wanderers Darley Abbey v Trentside 102 112 S Wingfield v Alfreton Sandiacre Town v Ockbrook & Borrowash 31 111 Staveley Welfare v Riddings Shipley Hall v Derby Congregational 20 92 Wirksworth & Middleton v Cutthorpe S Wingfield v Spondon 59 64 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Alrewas v Packington Chesterfield v Nutbrook 51 57 Breadsall v Ticknall Darley Dale v Marehay 1 54 Elvaston v Melbourne Town Holmesfield v Langley Mill United 128 52 Hartshorne v Ilkeston Rutland Hundall v Ambergate 116 84 Mugginton v Winshill Matlock & Cromford v Ashover Barbarians 6 105 Rosehill Methodists v Derby Congregational West Hallam White Rose v Denby 93 115 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Darley Abbey v Belper Amateurs Brailsford & Ednaston v Rolleston 18 113 Langley Mill United v West Hallam White Rose Etwall v Elvaston 30 123 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Hundall Melbourne Town v Barton Under Needwood 66 80 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Darley Dale Quarndon v Tutbury 99 127 Stanton By Dale v Clowne Town Walton-on-Trent v Mickleover 8 82 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Winshill v Risley 122 83 Castle Donington Town v Alvaston & Boulton Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Hilton v Walton-on-Trent Belper Amateurs v Cutthorpe 101 117 Risley v Trentside Hollinsend Methodist v Breadsall 75 Sutton on the Hill v Wootton Sports Club Ilkeston Rutland v Alfreton 95 76 Washlands v Uttoxeter Sawley v Holmewood 90 119 Yoxall v Burton Stainsby Hall v Buxton 15 69 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Wirksworth & Middleton v S Wingfield 53 65 Ashover Barbarians v Eckington Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Calow v Buxton Alvaston & Boulton v Spondon 77 103 Clowne Town v Cutthorpe Burton v Alrewas 97 67 Whittington Wanderers v Chesterfield Dunstall v Hilton 58 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Swarkestone v Lullington Park 81 87 Belper Amateurs v Cutthorpe Ticknall v Abbots Bromley 86 73 Butterley United v S Wingfield Uttoxeter v Chellaston 56 Swanwick Hall v Codnor CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Codnor v Swanwick Hall 74 Ilkeston Rutland v Duffield Denby v Marehay 68 Nutbrook v Melbourne Town Eckington v Darley Dale 85 Lullington Park v Sawley Morton Colliery v Ashford in the Water 94 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Riddings v Clowne Town 96 Brailsford & Ednaston v Tutbury Selston Town v Ockbrook & Borrowash 120 55 Kirk Langley v Clifton Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Sawley v Lullington Park Alvaston & Boulton v Rosehill Methodists 70 124 Rolleston v Kings Bromley Derby Congregational v Stanton By Dale 100 Draycott & Hanbury v Elvaston 109 98 Kings Bromley v Rolleston 118 Trentside v Ashbourne 114 106 Wootton Sports Club v Hartshorne 121

Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 John Else County T20 Groups Chellaston v Brailsford & Ednaston 160 156 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Group A at Alfreton 11:00 Alfreton v Morton Colliery; Breadsall v Ilkeston Rutland 20 50 14: 00 Cutthorpe v South Wingfield; 17:00 - winners play off 126 2 104 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Duffield v Stainsby Hall 51 107 Group B at Ilkeston Rutland 11:00 Ilkeston Rutland v Sandiacre 2; Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 14: 00 Ockbrook & B’wash 2 v Sawley ; 17:00 - winners play off 32 53 59 Trentside v Uttoxeter 95 109 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Group C at Quarndon 11:00 Quarndon v Wirksworth & Middleton; Clowne Town v Chesterfield 75 128 14:00 Chellaston v Shipley Hall; 17:00 winners play off 103 57 61 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Buxton v Belper Meadows 22 151 Group D at Rolleston 11:00 Rolleston v Tutbury ; 14:00 Clifton v Dunstall ; 17:00 winners play off 112 83 9 National Knockout Round 3 102

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Ockbrook & Borrowash 7 19 Belper Meadows v Ambergate Chesterfield v Sandiacre Town 5 6 Butterley United v Apperknowle Eckington v Langley Mill United 15 21 Duffield v Heanor Town Spondon v Elvaston 2 18 Matlock & Cromford v Pilsley & Clay Cross Swarkestone v Marehay 9 31 Nutbrook v Buxton Ticknall v Denby 4 11 Shipley Hall v Spondon The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alrewas v Lullington Park 3 53 Allestree v Tutbury Clifton v Rolleston 111 100 Darley Abbey v Mickleover Dunstall v Cutthorpe 1 22 Etwall v Quarndon Ilkeston Rutland v Duffield 59 104 Kirk Langley v Chellaston Morton Colliery v Alfreton 16 108 Sandiacre Town v Clifton Sawley v Wirksworth & Middleton 80 112 Swarkestone v Brailsford & Ednaston Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Derby Congregational v Darley Abbey 122 126 Alfreton v Bakewell Ockbrook & Borrowash v Spondon 8 30 Cutthorpe v Staveley Welfare Quarndon v S Wingfield 32 81 Denby v Wirksworth & Middleton Chellaston v Shipley Hall 33 113 Riddings v Ashover Barbarians Sandiacre Town v Belper Meadows 78 116 Whittington Wanderers v Selston Town Trentside v Clowne Town 57 102 Holmewood v S Wingfield Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ambergate v Nutbrook 70 79 Elvaston v Hartshorne Ashover Barbarians v Chesterfield 14 57 Ilkeston Rutland v Mugginton Denby v Darley Dale 89 84 Melbourne Town v Packington Hundall v Holmesfield 91 125 Winshill v Breadsall Langley Mill United v West Hallam White Rose 101 117 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Marehay v Matlock & Cromford 75 119 Belper Amateurs v Ockbrook & Borrowash Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Clowne Town v Langley Mill United Brailsford & Ednaston v Quarndon 61 110 Darley Dale v Hundall Elvaston v Melbourne Town 77 103 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Duffield Mickleover v Winshill 92 90 Stainsby Hall v Stanton By Dale Risley v Etwall 93 115 West Hallam White Rose v Darley Abbey Rolleston v Barton Under Needwood 13 109 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Tutbury v Walton-on-Trent 10 106 Alvaston & Boulton v Washlands Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Burton v Uttoxeter Alfreton v Stainsby Hall 55 Walton-on-Trent v Castle Donington Town Breadsall v Ilkeston Rutland 20 124 Wootton Sports Club v Risley Buxton v Sawley 35 51 Yoxall v Sutton on the Hill Cutthorpe v Hollinsend Methodist 128 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 S Wingfield v Holmewood 54 Buxton v Clowne Town Wirksworth & Middleton v Belper Amateurs 105 65 Eckington v Calow Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Holmesfield v Whittington Wanderers Abbots Bromley v Swarkestone 34 Morton Colliery v Ashover Barbarians Hilton v Ticknall 74 68 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Lullington Park v Burton 97 82 Belper Meadows v Butterley United Chellaston v Alrewas 52 Codnor v Cutthorpe Spondon v Dunstall 50 66 Matlock & Cromford v Denby Uttoxeter v Alvaston & Boulton 83 118 S Wingfield v Belper Amateurs CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Ashford in the Water v Codnor 96 Duffield v Mickleover Clowne Town v Eckington 95 Lullington Park v Ilkeston Rutland Darley Dale v Denby 120 94 Melbourne Town v Stainsby Hall Marehay v Morton Colliery 86 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Swanwick Hall 114 69 Clifton v Lullington Park Selston Town v Riddings 85 76 Dunstall v Kirk Langley Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Sawley v Ashbourne Ashbourne v Derby Congregational 73 Hartshorne v Draycott & Hanbury 64 67 Kings Bromley v Alvaston & Boulton 58 Rolleston v Elvaston 121 Rosehill Methodists v Trentside 99 127 Stanton By Dale v Wootton Sports Club 56 98

Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Harwood Cup Rounds 3 & 4 Wirksworth & Middleton v Ashover Barbarians 52 107 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Derby Congregational v Alrewas 3 104 National Village Cup Round 6 Ticknall v Rosehill Methodists 53 59 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Trentside v Hilton 13 11 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Tutbury v Rolleston 83 19

Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Cutthorpe v Denby 103

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Denby v Swarkestone 3 34 Ambergate v Shipley Hall Elvaston v Chesterfield 22 30 Apperknowle v Nutbrook Langley Mill United v Ticknall 1 14 Buxton v Matlock & Cromford Marehay v Spondon 16 35 Heanor Town v Butterley United Ockbrook & Borrowash v Eckington 10 11 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Belper Meadows Sandiacre Town v Alvaston & Boulton 8 20 Spondon v Duffield The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Alrewas 18 113 Brailsford & Ednaston v Kirk Langley Cutthorpe v Ilkeston Rutland 2 116 Clifton v Swarkestone Duffield v Morton Colliery 6 32 Mickleover v Etwall Lullington Park v Sawley 122 54 Quarndon v Sandiacre Town Rolleston v Dunstall 31 21 Tutbury v Darley Abbey Wirksworth & Middleton v Clifton 126 78 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Cutthorpe Belper Meadows v Ockbrook & Borrowash 100 69 Bakewell v Holmewood Clowne Town v Derby Congregational 7 5 Selston Town v Riddings Darley Abbey v Chellaston 81 87 S Wingfield v Whittington Wanderers Shipley Hall v Sandiacre Town 77 103 Staveley Welfare v Denby S Wingfield v Trentside 108 82 Wirksworth & Middleton v Alfreton Spondon v Quarndon 109 74 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Alrewas v Ticknall Darley Dale v Langley Mill United 61 110 Hartshorne v Melbourne Town Holmesfield v Ambergate 128 102 Mugginton v Elvaston Matlock & Cromford v Denby 91 125 Packington v Derby Congregational Nutbrook v Ashover Barbarians 53 67 Rosehill Methodists v Winshill West Hallam White Rose v Hundall 33 57 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Darley Abbey v Clowne Town Barton Under Needwood v Elvaston 4 111 Duffield v Darley Dale Etwall v Mickleover 99 127 Hundall v Belper Amateurs Melbourne Town v Risley 15 50 Langley Mill United v Stainsby Hall Quarndon v Rolleston 101 117 Ockbrook & Borrowash v West Hallam White Rose Walton-on-Trent v Brailsford & Ednaston 56 52 Stanton By Dale v Pilsley & Clay Cross Winshill v Tutbury 93 115 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Castle Donington Town v Trentside Belper Amateurs v S Wingfield 79 89 Hilton v Wootton Sports Club Hollinsend Methodist v Wirksworth & Middleton 105 85 Risley v Yoxall Holmewood v Buxton 76 84 Sutton on the Hill v Burton Ilkeston Rutland v Cutthorpe 123 119 Uttoxeter v Alvaston & Boulton Sawley v Alfreton 75 120 Washlands v Walton-on-Trent Stainsby Hall v Breadsall 70 95 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Calow v Morton Colliery Alvaston & Boulton v Chellaston 68 86 Chesterfield v Holmesfield Alrewas v Lullington Park 58 Clowne Town v Eckington Burton v Abbots Bromley 80 Whittington Wanderers v Cutthorpe Dunstall v Uttoxeter 112 98 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Swarkestone v Hilton 121 90 Buxton v Matlock & Cromford Ticknall v Spondon 64 106 Cutthorpe v S Wingfield CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Denby v Swanwick Hall Codnor v Marehay 92 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Denby v Clowne Town 66 124 Allestree v Nutbrook Eckington v Selston Town 51 Mickleover v Lullington Park Morton Colliery v Darley Dale 104 Sawley v Darley Abbey Riddings v Ockbrook & Borrowash 9 65 Stainsby Hall v Duffield Swanwick Hall v Ashford in the Water 94 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Ashbourne v Clifton Alvaston & Boulton v Rolleston 96 114 Brailsford & Ednaston v Sawley Derby Congregational v Rosehill Methodists 59 Kings Bromley v Tutbury Draycott & Hanbury v Stanton By Dale 19 118 Lullington Park v Dunstall Elvaston v Hartshorne 97 60 Trentside v Kings Bromley 83 Wootton Sports Club v Ashbourne 73

Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Premier T20 Finals Day (at Alvaston & Boulton CC) Ilkeston Rutland v Hartshorne 31 123 11:00 Winners Group A v Winners Group B ; Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 14: 00 Winners Group C v Winners Group D; Clowne Town v Pilsley & Clay Cross 94 35 17:00 Final winners semi -final 1 v winners semi-final 2 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Belper Amateurs v Belper Meadows 107 78 Bayley Cup Rounds 3 & 4

Wright Cup Rounds 3 & 4

104 Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Eckington v Alvaston & Boulton 2 5 Butterley United v Spondon Elvaston v Sandiacre Town 8 19 Buxton v Pilsley & Clay Cross Spondon v Denby 4 7 Duffield v Ambergate Swarkestone v Langley Mill United 15 9 Matlock & Cromford v Apperknowle Ticknall v Ockbrook & Borrowash 6 21 Nutbrook v Heanor Town The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Shipley Hall v Belper Meadows Alrewas v Duffield 80 113 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Dunstall v Clifton 35 83 Allestree v Kirk Langley Ilkeston Rutland v Rolleston 82 112 Clifton v Brailsford & Ednaston Lullington Park v Wirksworth & Middleton 10 34 Darley Abbey v Chellaston Morton Colliery v Cutthorpe 93 115 Etwall v Tutbury Sawley v Alfreton 81 87 Sandiacre Town v Mickleover Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Swarkestone v Quarndon Belper Meadows v Spondon 3 14 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Derby Congregational v S Wingfield 101 117 Alfreton v Staveley Welfare Ockbrook & Borrowash v Shipley Hall 22 95 Cutthorpe v Riddings Chellaston v Clowne Town 77 103 Denby v Ashover Barbarians Sandiacre Town v Darley Abbey 32 74 Holmewood v Wirksworth & Middleton Trentside v Quarndon 86 109 S Wingfield v Selston Town Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Whittington Wanderers v Bakewell Ambergate v West Hallam White Rose 94 52 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Denby v Chesterfield 31 104 Elvaston v Breadsall Holmesfield v Nutbrook 92 120 Hartshorne v Packington Hundall v Darley Dale 78 105 Ilkeston Rutland v Rosehill Methodists Langley Mill United v Matlock & Cromford 89 75 Melbourne Town v Mugginton Marehay v Ashover Barbarians 73 69 Winshill v Alrewas Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Brailsford & Ednaston v Winshill 119 122 Clowne Town v Ockbrook & Borrowash Mickleover v Melbourne Town 59 121 Darley Dale v Stanton By Dale Quarndon v Barton Under Needwood 51 85 Duffield v Hundall Risley v Elvaston 54 66 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Langley Mill United Rolleston v Walton-on-Trent 118 97 Stainsby Hall v Darley Abbey Tutbury v Etwall 111 102 West Hallam White Rose v Belper Amateurs Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Alfreton v Buxton 128 56 Burton v Risley Belper Amateurs v Holmewood 30 116 Sutton on the Hill v Uttoxeter Breadsall v Sawley 57 18 Trentside v Washlands Cutthorpe v Stainsby Hall 108 Walton-on-Trent v Alvaston & Boulton S Wingfield v Hollinsend Methodist 126 Wootton Sports Club v Castle Donington Town Wirksworth & Middleton v Ilkeston Rutland 128 Yoxall v Hilton Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Alvaston & Boulton v Alrewas 67 11 Ashover Barbarians v Chesterfield Abbots Bromley v Lullington Park 100 Cutthorpe v Holmesfield (Jackson Fld) Hilton v Burton 33 106 Morton Colliery v Clowne Town Chellaston v Dunstall 60 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Spondon v Swarkestone 114 Belper Meadows v S Wingfield Uttoxeter v Ticknall 99 127 Codnor v Denby CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Matlock & Cromford v Butterley United Clowne Town v Morton Colliery 76 Swanwick Hall v Buxton Darley Dale v Codnor 91 125 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Marehay v Ashford in the Water 84 Darley Abbey v Ilkeston Rutland Ockbrook & Borrowash v Eckington 68 Lullington Park v Duffield Riddings v Swanwick Hall 1 55 Melbourne Town v Allestree Selston Town v Denby 65 96 Nutbrook v Sawley Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Alvaston & Boulton v Elvaston 50 90 Clifton v Brailsford & Ednaston Ashbourne v Draycott & Hanbury 61 110 Dunstall v Ashbourne Kings Bromley v Derby Congregational 16 Kirk Langley v Kings Bromley Rolleston v Trentside 58 Sawley v Rolleston Rosehill Methodists v Wootton Sports Club 124 98 Stanton By Dale v Hartshorne 70

Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Premier Cup Quarter Finals Chellaston v Etwall 95 103 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ticknall v Derby Congregational 83 61 Marstons Trophy Quarter Finals Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Darley Dale v Clowne Town 151 84 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 ECB National Knockout Round 4 Buxton v Whittington Wanderers 104 107 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Melbourne Town v Duffield 112 57 National Village Cup Round 7 Stainsby Hall v Mickleover 126 75

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Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Ticknall 9 4 Ambergate v Butterley United Denby v Chesterfield 21 33 Apperknowle v Buxton Langley Mill United v Spondon 10 16 Belper Meadows v Duffield Marehay v Elvaston 3 14 Heanor Town v Matlock & Cromford Ockbrook & Borrowash v Swarkestone 8 34 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Shipley Hall Sandiacre Town v Eckington 1 30 Spondon v Nutbrook The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Lullington Park 31 74 Brailsford & Ednaston v Allestree Clifton v Ilkeston Rutland 77 103 Kirk Langley v Darley Abbey Cutthorpe v Alrewas 59 57 Mickleover v Swarkestone Duffield v Sawley 15 53 Quarndon v Clifton Rolleston v Morton Colliery 101 117 Tutbury v Sandiacre Town Wirksworth & Middleton v Dunstall 7 125 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Alfreton Clowne Town v Sandiacre Town 84 95 Bakewell v S Wingfield Darley Abbey v Ockbrook & Borrowash 18 113 Riddings v Denby Quarndon v Derby Congregational 83 100 Selston Town v Cutthorpe Shipley Hall v Belper Meadows 35 92 Staveley Welfare v Holmewood S Wingfield v Chellaston 19 78 Wirksworth & Middleton v Whittington Wanderers Spondon v Trentside 99 127 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Alrewas v Ilkeston Rutland Ashover Barbarians v Denby 54 104 Breadsall v Melbourne Town Chesterfield v Langley Mill United 2 102 Mugginton v Hartshorne Darley Dale v Ambergate 81 87 Packington v Ticknall Matlock & Cromford v Hundall 126 79 Rosehill Methodists v Elvaston Nutbrook v Marehay 93 115 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 West Hallam White Rose v Holmesfield 111 73 Belper Amateurs v Clowne Town Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Darley Abbey v Pilsley & Clay Cross Barton Under Needwood v Risley 61 110 Hundall v West Hallam White Rose Elvaston v Mickleover 66 90 Langley Mill United v Darley Dale Etwall v Brailsford & Ednaston 80 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Stainsby Hall Melbourne Town v Tutbury 11 32 Stanton By Dale v Duffield Walton-on-Trent v Quarndon 82 86 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Winshill v Rolleston 106 97 Castle Donington Town v Yoxall Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Hilton v Burton Buxton v Breadsall 75 Risley v Sutton on the Hill Hollinsend Methodist v Belper Amateurs 22 91 Uttoxeter v Walton-on-Trent Holmewood v Alfreton 20 Washlands v Wootton Sports Club Ilkeston Rutland v S Wingfield 65 85 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Sawley v Cutthorpe 112 Calow v Ashover Barbarians Stainsby Hall v Wirksworth & Middleton 50 96 Chesterfield v Cutthorpe Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Holmesfield v Buxton Alrewas v Abbots Bromley 121 Whittington Wanderers v Eckington Burton v Spondon 13 118 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Dunstall v Alvaston & Boulton 119 68 Butterley United v Swanwick Hall Lullington Park v Hilton 122 Cutthorpe v Belper Meadows Swarkestone v Uttoxeter 123 52 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Ticknall v Chellaston 89 98 Ilkeston Rutland v Nutbrook CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Sawley v Melbourne Town Ashford in the Water v Darley Dale 5 Stainsby Hall v Lullington Park Codnor v Clowne Town 6 69 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Denby v Ockbrook & Borrowash 55 94 Brailsford & Ednaston v Dunstall Eckington v Riddings 108 120 Lullington Park v Kirk Langley Morton Colliery v Selston Town 128 105 Rolleston v Clifton Swanwick Hall v Marehay 116 Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Derby Congregational v Rolleston 70 Draycott & Hanbury v Rosehill Methodists 58 Elvaston v Stanton By Dale 109 76 Hartshorne v Ashbourne 56 124 Trentside v Alvaston & Boulton 67 114 Wootton Sports Club v Kings Bromley 114

Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 National T20 Area Finals Chellaston v Allestree 107 3 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Derby Congregational v Winshill 156 103 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Trentside v Walton-on-Trent 18 113 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Belper Amateurs v Matlock & Cromford 160 84 Buxton v Codnor 30 31 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Mickleover v Darley Abbey 114 50 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Tutbury v Sawley 95 52 106

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Chesterfield v Langley Mill United 2 35 Apperknowle v Pilsley & Clay Cross Elvaston v Denby 8 32 Butterley United v Belper Meadows Marehay v Sandiacre Town 13 22 Buxton v Heanor Town Spondon v Ockbrook & Borrowash 3 11 Duffield v Shipley Hall Swarkestone v Alvaston & Boulton 7 19 Matlock & Cromford v Spondon Ticknall v Eckington 6 1 Nutbrook v Ambergate The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Wirksworth & Middleton 14 92 Clifton v Mickleover Alrewas v Rolleston 9 33 Darley Abbey v Allestree Ilkeston Rutland v Dunstall 54 57 Etwall v Kirk Langley Lullington Park v Duffield 112 111 Quarndon v Brailsford & Ednaston Morton Colliery v Clifton 74 78 Sandiacre Town v Chellaston Sawley v Cutthorpe 89 100 Swarkestone v Tutbury Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Belper Meadows v Darley Abbey 125 102 Alfreton v Riddings Derby Congregational v Trentside 31 53 Bakewell v Selston Town Ockbrook & Borrowash v Clowne Town 61 110 Denby v Cutthorpe Chellaston v Quarndon 59 73 Holmewood v Ashover Barbarians Sandiacre Town v S Wingfield 66 30 S Wingfield v Wirksworth & Middleton Shipley Hall v Spondon 4 69 Whittington Wanderers v Staveley Welfare Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ambergate v Matlock & Cromford 18 113 Elvaston v Alrewas Denby v Marehay 77 103 Hartshorne v Breadsall Holmesfield v Darley Dale 20 116 Ilkeston Rutland v Derby Congregational Hundall v Chesterfield 51 105 Melbourne Town v Rosehill Methodists Langley Mill United v Ashover Barbarians 5 34 Mugginton v Packington West Hallam White Rose v Nutbrook 101 117 Winshill v Ticknall Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Brailsford & Ednaston v Melbourne Town 50 70 Sawley v Lullington Park Mickleover v Risley 93 115 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Quarndon v Winshill 65 52 Duffield v Langley Mill United Rolleston v Etwall 56 119 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Ockbrook & Borrowash Tutbury v Elvaston 80 86 Stainsby Hall v Belper Amateurs Walton-on-Trent v Barton Under Needwood 122 90 Stanton By Dale v Hundall Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Belper Amateurs v Ilkeston Rutland 114 Burton v Castle Donington Town Breadsall v Alfreton 21 Risley v Uttoxeter Cutthorpe v Buxton 16 120 Sutton on the Hill v Hilton Hollinsend Methodist v Holmewood 79 126 Wootton Sports Club v Alvaston & Boulton S Wingfield v Stainsby Hall 68 75 Yoxall v Washlands Wirksworth & Middleton v Sawley 95 128 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Clowne Town Alvaston & Boulton v Ticknall 118 Buxton v Cutthorpe Dunstall v Alrewas 82 Chesterfield v Calow Hilton v Abbots Bromley 10 58 Eckington v Holmesfield Chellaston v Swarkestone 15 67 Morton Colliery v Whittington Wanderers Spondon v Lullington Park 97 106 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Uttoxeter v Burton 109 64 Codnor v Butterley United CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Denby v Cutthorpe Clowne Town v Ashford in the Water 91 Matlock & Cromford v S Wingfield Darley Dale v Marehay 84 76 Swanwick Hall v Belper Amateurs Eckington v Swanwick Hall 94 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Morton Colliery 96 85 Allestree v Stainsby Hall Riddings v Denby 108 Darley Abbey v Duffield Selston Town v Codnor 81 87 Nutbrook v Mickleover Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00

Alvaston & Boulton v Derby Congregational 99 127 Dunstall v Rolleston Ashbourne v Stanton By Dale 83 Kirk Langley v Ashbourne Kings Bromley v Draycott & Hanbury 124 Lullington Park v Kings Bromley Rolleston v Wootton Sports Club 121 Rosehill Methodists v Hartshorne Trentside v Elvaston 98

Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Bayley Cup Final (at Shiplay Hall CC) Alvaston & Boulton v Trentside 103 114 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Wright Cup Final (at Shipley Hall CC) Melbourne Town v Ilkeston Rutland 53 59

Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00

Tutbury v Clifton 83 109 National Village Semi-Finals

107 Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Spondon 14 9 Ambergate v Matlock & Cromford Denby v Marehay 21 30 Belper Meadows v Nutbrook Eckington v Swarkestone 4 10 Heanor Town v Apperknowle Langley Mill United v Elvaston 5 34 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Duffield Ockbrook & Borrowash v Chesterfield 6 1 Shipley Hall v Butterley United Sandiacre Town v Ticknall 16 13 Spondon v Buxton The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Clifton v Alrewas 61 110 Allestree v Etwall Cutthorpe v Lullington Park 126 74 Brailsford & Ednaston v Darley Abbey Duffield v Alfreton 108 66 Kirk Langley v Sandiacre Town Dunstall v Morton Colliery 8 11 Mickleover v Quarndon Rolleston v Sawley 19 59 Tutbury v Clifton Wirksworth & Middleton v Ilkeston Rutland 32 89 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Whittington Wanderers Clowne Town v Belper Meadows 102 92 Cutthorpe v Alfreton Darley Abbey v Shipley Hall 33 70 Riddings v Holmewood Quarndon v Sandiacre Town 128 50 Selston Town v Denby S Wingfield v Ockbrook & Borrowash 22 116 Staveley Welfare v S Wingfield Spondon v Derby Congregational 54 100 Wirksworth & Middleton v Bakewell Trentside v Chellaston 64 122 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Alrewas v Melbourne Town Ashover Barbarians v Hundall 81 87 Breadsall v Mugginton Darley Dale v West Hallam White Rose 7 95 Packington v Winshill Marehay v Langley Mill United 101 117 Rosehill Methodists v Hartshorne Matlock & Cromford v Holmesfield 35 94 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Nutbrook v Denby 3 57 Belper Amateurs v Pilsley & Clay Cross Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Darley Abbey v Duffield Barton Under Needwood v Mickleover 119 97 Hundall v Clowne Town Elvaston v Brailsford & Ednaston 93 115 Langley Mill United v Stanton By Dale Etwall v Quarndon 18 113 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Darley Dale Melbourne Town v Rolleston 82 111 West Hallam White Rose v Stainsby Hall Risley v Tutbury 99 127 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Winshill v Walton-on-Trent 83 112 Alvaston & Boulton v Yoxall Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Castle Donington Town v Sutton on the Hill Alfreton v Cutthorpe 91 125 Hilton v Risley Buxton v Wirksworth & Middleton 20 Uttoxeter v Trentside Holmewood v Breadsall 31 78 Walton-on-Trent v Wootton Sports Club Ilkeston Rutland v Hollinsend Methodist 56 120 Washlands v Burton Sawley v S Wingfield 96 105 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Stainsby Hall v Belper Amateurs 84 85 Chesterfield v Buxton Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Cutthorpe v Eckington (Jackson Fld) Abbots Bromley v Spondon 121 Holmesfield v Morton Colliery Alrewas v Hilton 77 103 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Burton v Chellaston 53 Belper Amateurs v Codnor Lullington Park v Uttoxeter 118 90 Belper Meadows v Matlock & Cromford Swarkestone v Alvaston & Boulton 109 S Wingfield v Swanwick Hall Ticknall v Dunstall 123 114 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Duffield v Nutbrook Ashford in the Water v Selston Town 75 Lullington Park v Darley Abbey Codnor v Ockbrook & Borrowash 79 Mickleover v Melbourne Town Denby v Eckington 52 Sawley v Allestree Marehay v Clowne Town 65 69 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Morton Colliery v Riddings 51 Ashbourne v Lullington Park Swanwick Hall v Darley Dale 76 Kings Bromley v Sawley Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Brailsford & Ednaston v Kirk Langley Derby Congregational v Trentside 98 86 Draycott & Hanbury v Rolleston 106 67 Elvaston v Ashbourne 68 Hartshorne v Kings Bromley 58 Stanton By Dale v Rosehill Methodists 60 124 Wootton Sports Club v Alvaston & Boulton

Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Premier Cup Semi-Finals Pilsley & Clay Cross v Stainsby Hall 128 94 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Marstons Trophy Semi-Finals Buxton v Denby 20 2 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Harwood Cup Final (at Darley Abbey CC) Stainsby Hall v Melbourne Town 152 78 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Tutbury v Dunstall 58 123

108 Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Chesterfield v Alvaston & Boulton 5 22 Apperknowle v Spondon Denby v Sandiacre Town 7 20 Butterley United v Duffield Elvaston v Ockbrook & Borrowash 11 31 Buxton v Ambergate Marehay v Langley Mill United 3 19 Heanor Town v Pilsley & Clay Cross Spondon v Eckington 21 33 Matlock & Cromford v Belper Meadows Swarkestone v Ticknall 2 8 Nutbrook v Shipley Hall The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Cutthorpe 16 35 Clifton v Chellaston Alrewas v Dunstall 126 104 Etwall v Darley Abbey Duffield v Wirksworth & Middleton 4 57 Mickleover v Brailsford & Ednaston Lullington Park v Rolleston 77 103 Quarndon v Tutbury Morton Colliery v Ilkeston Rutland 59 125 Sandiacre Town v Allestree Sawley v Clifton 50 116 Swarkestone v Kirk Langley Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Belper Meadows v S Wingfield 6 105 Alfreton v Denby Darley Abbey v Spondon 61 110 Bakewell v Staveley Welfare Ockbrook & Borrowash v Quarndon 53 82 Holmewood v Cutthorpe Chellaston v Derby Congregational 13 10 S Wingfield v Ashover Barbarians Sandiacre Town v Trentside 15 119 Whittington Wanderers v Riddings Shipley Hall v Clowne Town 101 117 Wirksworth & Middleton v Selston Town Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ambergate v Ashover Barbarians 1 65 Breadsall v Packington Darley Dale v Nutbrook 30 51 Elvaston v Ticknall Holmesfield v Chesterfield 108 91 Hartshorne v Alrewas Hundall v Marehay 128 89 Ilkeston Rutland v Winshill Langley Mill United v Denby 66 70 Melbourne Town v Derby Congregational West Hallam White Rose v Matlock & Cromford 52 56 Mugginton v Rosehill Methodists Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Brailsford & Ednaston v Risley 121 118 Darley Dale v Belper Amateurs Quarndon v Melbourne Town 102 90 Duffield v Ockbrook & Borrowash Rolleston v Elvaston 111 112 Langley Mill United v Hundall Tutbury v Mickleover 97 109 Pilsley & Clay Cross v West Hallam White Rose Walton-on-Trent v Etwall 93 115 Stainsby Hall v Clowne Town Winshill v Barton Under Needwood 67 100 Stanton By Dale v Darley Abbey Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Belper Amateurs v Sawley 78 Burton v Alvaston & Boulton Cutthorpe v Breadsall 14 69 Hilton v Uttoxeter Hollinsend Methodist v Stainsby Hall 84 Risley v Castle Donington Town Ilkeston Rutland v Holmewood 114 Sutton on the Hill v Washlands S Wingfield v Buxton 120 54 Wootton Sports Club v Trentside Wirksworth & Middleton v Alfreton 81 87 Yoxall v Walton-on-Trent Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Alvaston & Boulton v Burton 58 Ashover Barbarians v Whittington Wanderers Dunstall v Swarkestone 83 122 Eckington v Buxton Chellaston v Lullington Park 74 Cutthorpe v Morton Colliery Spondon v Hilton 32 98 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Ticknall v Alrewas 68 Codnor v S Wingfield Uttoxeter v Abbots Bromley 9 60 Denby v Butterley United CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Swanwick Hall v Belper Meadows Clowne Town v Darley Dale 79 94 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Denby v Swanwick Hall 85 Allestree v Ilkeston Rutland Eckington v Morton Colliery 75 Nutbrook v Lullington Park Ockbrook & Borrowash v Ashford in the Water 76 Sawley v Stainsby Hall Riddings v Codnor 96 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Selston Town v Marehay 92 Ashbourne v Kings Bromley Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Clifton v Sawley Alvaston & Boulton v Draycott & Hanbury 99 127 Kirk Langley v Rolleston Derby Congregational v Elvaston 124 Lullington Park v Brailsford & Ednaston Kings Bromley v Stanton By Dale 34 Rolleston v Hartshorne 95 106 Rosehill Methodists v Ashbourne 18 113 Trentside v Wootton Sports Club 86

Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Chesterfield v Marehay 84 95 Buxton v Cutthorpe 160 57 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Chellaston v Swarkestone 112 33 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ticknall v Ilkeston Rutland 86 9 John Else T20 Finals Day (at Alfreton CC) Derby Congregational v Rosehill Methodists 103 30 10:30 Winners Group A v Winners Group B Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 13:30 Winners Group C v Winners Group D Belper Meadows v Belper Amateurs 107 126 16:30 FINAL winners play off Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00

Ilkeston Rutland v Lullington Park 151 159 Melbourne Town v Nutbrook 35 31 National T20 Regional Finals Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Tutbury v Brailsford & Ednaston 53 59 109

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Elvaston 6 15 Ambergate v Apperknowle Eckington v Chesterfield 14 33 Belper Meadows v Buxton Langley Mill United v Denby 16 10 Duffield v Nutbrook Ockbrook & Borrowash v Marehay 22 31 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Butterley United Sandiacre Town v Swarkestone 4 18 Shipley Hall v Matlock & Cromford Ticknall v Spondon 13 9 Spondon v Heanor Town The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Clifton v Lullington Park 5 34 Allestree v Swarkestone Cutthorpe v Duffield 113 78 Brailsford & Ednaston v Etwall Dunstall v Sawley 101 117 Darley Abbey v Sandiacre Town Ilkeston Rutland v Alrewas 1 82 Kirk Langley v Clifton Rolleston v Alfreton 93 115 Chellaston v Quarndon Wirksworth & Middleton v Morton Colliery 61 110 Tutbury v Mickleover Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Clowne Town v Darley Abbey 104 116 Ashover Barbarians v Bakewell Derby Congregational v Sandiacre Town 80 122 Cutthorpe v Whittington Wanderers Quarndon v Belper Meadows 126 112 Denby v Holmewood S Wingfield v Shipley Hall 2 20 Riddings v S Wingfield Spondon v Chellaston 32 125 Selston Town v Alfreton Trentside v Ockbrook & Borrowash 99 127 Staveley Welfare v Wirksworth & Middleton Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Holmesfield 75 128 Alrewas v Mugginton Chesterfield v West Hallam White Rose 91 79 Packington v Ilkeston Rutland Denby v Hundall 92 123 Rosehill Methodists v Breadsall Marehay v Ambergate 53 30 Winshill v Elvaston Nutbrook v Langley Mill United 81 87 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Belper Amateurs v Duffield Barton Under Needwood v Tutbury 64 90 Darley Abbey v Langley Mill United Elvaston v Quarndon 83 100 Hundall v Stainsby Hall Etwall v Winshill 8 106 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Stanton By Dale Melbourne Town v Walton-on-Trent 109 118 West Hallam White Rose v Darley Dale Mickleover v Brailsford & Ednaston 59 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Risley v Rolleston 19 57 Castle Donington Town v Hilton Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Trentside v Yoxall Alfreton v S Wingfield 94 69 Uttoxeter v Wootton Sports Club Breadsall v Wirksworth & Middleton 51 65 Walton-on-Trent v Burton Buxton v Belper Amateurs 56 Washlands v Risley Holmewood v Cutthorpe 96 120 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Sawley v Hollinsend Methodist 89 Chesterfield v Eckington Stainsby Hall v Ilkeston Rutland 95 105 Holmesfield v Ashover Barbarians Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Whittington Wanderers v Calow Abbots Bromley v Chellaston 119 3 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Alrewas v Spondon 102 98 Belper Meadows v Codnor Burton v Dunstall 121 86 Butterley United v Buxton Hilton v Uttoxeter 111 66 Cutthorpe v Matlock & Cromford (JF) Lullington Park v Alvaston & Boulton 68 97 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Swarkestone v Ticknall 77 103 Ilkeston Rutland v Sawley CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Lullington Park v Melbourne Town Ashford in the Water v Riddings 74 Mickleover v Allestree Codnor v Eckington 35 84 Stainsby Hall v Darley Abbey Darley Dale v Selston Town 70 108 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Marehay v Ockbrook & Borrowash 85 Kings Bromley v Clifton Morton Colliery v Denby 76 Rolleston v Lullington Park Swanwick Hall v Clowne Town 7 73 Sawley v Dunstall Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Ashbourne v Kings Bromley 54 Draycott & Hanbury v Trentside 52 Elvaston v Rosehill Methodists 21 67 Hartshorne v Alvaston & Boulton 11 114 Stanton By Dale v Rolleston 50 124 Wootton Sports Club v Derby Congregational 58

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Chesterfield v Marehay 18 11 Brailsford & Ednaston v Ashbourne 9 21 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Tutbury v Kirk Langley 33 19 Matlock & Cromford v Darley Dale 30 107 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Derby Congregational v Elvaston 95 7 Ticknall v Melbourne Town 103 152 National Knockout Semi-Finals Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Trentside v Risley 112 52 Alvaston & Boulton v Sutton on the Hill 156 123 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Buxton v Morton Colliery 78 51 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Belper Amateurs v Denby 159 160 110

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Marehay 3 32 Belper Meadows v Apperknowle Chesterfield v Ticknall 19 30 Heanor Town v Ambergate Denby v Ockbrook & Borrowash 5 2 Matlock & Cromford v Duffield Langley Mill United v Sandiacre Town 11 7 Nutbrook v Butterley United Spondon v Swarkestone 21 8 Shipley Hall v Buxton Eckington v Elvaston 1 13 Spondon v Pilsley & Clay Cross The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alrewas v Morton Colliery 31 100 Allestree v Clifton Clifton v Alfreton 102 74 Kirk Langley v Quarndon Cutthorpe v Wirksworth & Middleton 33 20 Mickleover v Chellaston Duffield v Rolleston 53 80 Sandiacre Town v Etwall Dunstall v Lullington Park 18 113 Swarkestone v Darley Abbey Sawley v Ilkeston Rutland 6 35 Tutbury v Brailsford & Ednaston Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Clowne Town v Spondon 81 89 Cutthorpe v S Wingfield Darley Abbey v S Wingfield 77 103 Holmewood v Alfreton Ockbrook & Borrowash v Derby Congregational 66 83 Riddings v Bakewell Quarndon v Shipley Hall 15 92 Staveley Welfare v Selston Town Sandiacre Town v Chellaston 70 104 Whittington Wanderers v Denby Trentside v Belper Meadows 111 54 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Breadsall v Alrewas Ambergate v Denby 91 125 Elvaston v Ilkeston Rutland Ashover Barbarians v West Hallam White Rose 9 95 Melbourne Town v Winshill Darley Dale v Chesterfield 126 85 Rosehill Methodists v Packington Hundall v Langley Mill United 14 22 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Marehay v Holmesfield 84 69 Belper Amateurs v Stanton By Dale Matlock & Cromford v Nutbrook 94 65 Darley Abbey v Hundall Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Langley Mill United v Ockbrook & Borrowash Brailsford & Ednaston v Tutbury 73 86 West Hallam White Rose v Duffield Elvaston v Walton-on-Trent 99 127 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Etwall v Barton Under Needwood 50 121 Burton v Trentside Risley v Quarndon 10 122 Castle Donington Town v Uttoxeter Rolleston v Mickleover 52 106 Hilton v Washlands Winshill v Melbourne Town 82 98 Walton-on-Trent v Sutton on the Hill Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Yoxall v Wootton Sports Club Alfreton v Belper Amateurs 93 115 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Buxton v Hollinsend Methodist 101 117 Cutthorpe v Ashover Barbarians Ilkeston Rutland v Sawley 75 96 Holmesfield v Calow S Wingfield v Breadsall 34 105 Morton Colliery v Eckington Stainsby Hall v Holmewood 16 79 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Wirksworth & Middleton v Cutthorpe 116 57 Butterley United v Cutthorpe Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Buxton v Belper Amateurs Abbots Bromley v Alvaston & Boulton 67 S Wingfield v Denby Lullington Park v Dunstall 109 56 Swanwick Hall v Matlock & Cromford Chellaston v Hilton 61 110 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Swarkestone v Alrewas 112 59 Duffield v Allestree Ticknall v Burton 97 Ilkeston Rutland v Stainsby Hall Uttoxeter v Spondon 4 68 Nutbrook v Darley Abbey CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Sawley v Mickleover Ashford in the Water v Eckington 108 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Denby v Codnor 51 Ashbourne v Rolleston Marehay v Riddings 78 Brailsford & Ednaston v Kings Bromley Morton Colliery v Swanwick Hall 128 120 Dunstall v Clifton Ockbrook & Borrowash v Darley Dale 119 Tutbury v Lullington Park Selston Town v Clowne Town 76 Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Derby Congregational v Draycott & Hanbury Hartshorne v Trentside 114 Kings Bromley v Rosehill Methodists 58 Rolleston v Ashbourne 118 Stanton By Dale v Alvaston & Boulton 124 90 Wootton Sports Club v Elvaston

Premier Cup Final (at Denby CC) Marstons Smooth Final (at Alrewas CC)

Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Mickleover v Kirk Langley 152 3 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ticknall v Hartshorne 33 19 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Alvaston & Boulton v Risley 53 35 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Belper Meadows v Buxton 9 160 111

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Denby v Alvaston & Boulton 22 31 Ambergate v Spondon Elvaston v Ticknall 16 14 Apperknowle v Shipley Hall Marehay v Eckington 6 4 Butterley United v Matlock & Cromford Ockbrook & Borrowash v Langley Mill United 20 32 Buxton v Duffield Spondon v Sandiacre Town 9 15 Heanor Town v Belper Meadows Swarkestone v Chesterfield 10 35 Nutbrook v Pilsley & Clay Cross The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Alfreton v Dunstall 21 92 Clifton v Darley Abbey Alrewas v Wirksworth & Middleton 19 30 Etwall v Swarkestone Duffield v Clifton 3 2 Quarndon v Allestree Lullington Park v Ilkeston Rutland 80 50 Sandiacre Town v Brailsford & Ednaston Morton Colliery v Sawley 101 117 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Rolleston v Cutthorpe 104 54 Alfreton v Whittington Wanderers Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Ashover Barbarians v Staveley Welfare Belper Meadows v Derby Congregational 82 52 Bakewell v Cutthorpe Darley Abbey v Quarndon 34 59 Holmewood v Selston Town Chellaston v Ockbrook & Borrowash 111 53 S Wingfield v Denby Sandiacre Town v Spondon 33 83 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Shipley Hall v Trentside 8 74 Alrewas v Rosehill Methodists S Wingfield v Clowne Town 5 7 Breadsall v Derby Congregational Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Elvaston v Packington Chesterfield v Matlock & Cromford 116 78 Hartshorne v Winshill Darley Dale v Ashover Barbarians 18 113 Mugginton v Ticknall Holmesfield v Denby 79 84 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Hundall v Nutbrook 69 89 Duffield v Clowne Town Langley Mill United v Ambergate 94 57 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Darley Abbey West Hallam White Rose v Marehay 75 51 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Hundall Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Stainsby Hall v Darley Dale Brailsford & Ednaston v Barton Under Needwood 11 109 Stanton By Dale v West Hallam White Rose Melbourne Town v Etwall 77 103 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Quarndon v Mickleover 95 102 Hilton v Alvaston & Boulton Tutbury v Rolleston 93 115 Risley v Walton-on-Trent Walton-on-Trent v Risley 67 106 Sutton on the Hill v Trentside Winshill v Elvaston 119 97 Washlands v Castle Donington Town Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Wootton Sports Club v Burton Belper Amateurs v Breadsall 120 Yoxall v Uttoxeter Cutthorpe v S Wingfield 126 85 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Hollinsend Methodist v Alfreton 108 91 Ashover Barbarians v Buxton Ilkeston Rutland v Buxton 68 65 Cutthorpe v Calow Sawley v Stainsby Hall 81 Clowne Town v Holmesfield Wirksworth & Middleton v Holmewood 125 Morton Colliery v Chesterfield Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Alvaston & Boulton v Hilton 99 127 Belper Amateurs v Butterley United Burton v Swarkestone 1 90 Buxton v S Wingfield Dunstall v Abbots Bromley 123 118 Swanwick Hall v Cutthorpe Spondon v Chellaston 114 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Ticknall v Lullington Park 70 121 Allestree v Lullington Park Uttoxeter v Alrewas 100 98 Darley Abbey v Melbourne Town CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Mickleover v Ilkeston Rutland Clowne Town v Ockbrook & Borrowash 96 Nutbrook v Stainsby Hall Codnor v Morton Colliery 61 110 Sawley v Duffield Denby v Ashford in the Water 56 105 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Eckington v Marehay 128 Ashbourne v Tutbury Riddings v Darley Dale 66 76 Dunstall v Kings Bromley Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Kirk Langley v Sawley Alvaston & Boulton v Ashbourne 58 64 Rolleston v Brailsford & Ednaston Derby Congregational v Hartshorne 122 124 Draycott & Hanbury v Wootton Sports Club 60 Kings Bromley v Elvaston 86 Rosehill Methodists v Rolleston 73 Trentside v Stanton By Dale 112

Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Chellaston v Tutbury 152 104 Denby v Belper Meadows 52 114 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Matlock & Cromford v Codnor 128 160 Wirksworth & Middleton v Riddings 78 22 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Ilkeston Rutland v Melbourne Town 31 59 Ticknall v Breadsall 83 95 Derby Congregational v Mugginton 18 113 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Langley Mill United v Belper Amateurs 14 75 Darley Dale v Pilsley & Clay Cross 151 107 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Alvaston & Boulton v Castle Donington Town 50 103 112

Beechwood Mazda ECB Premier Division - 12:00 Geoff Cox Cars Division 6N - 12:30 Alvaston & Boulton v Langley Mill United 2 8 Belper Meadows v Spondon Chesterfield v Spondon 21 7 Butterley United v Buxton Eckington v Denby 34 22 Duffield v Apperknowle Sandiacre Town v Ockbrook & Borrowash 6 33 Matlock & Cromford v Nutbrook Swarkestone v Elvaston 11 14 Pilsley & Clay Cross v Ambergate Ticknall v Marehay 19 5 Shipley Hall v Heanor Town The Greenhouse Cafe Division 1 - 12:00 Bright & Beautiful Cleaners Division 6S - 12:30 Clifton v Cutthorpe 18 113 Allestree v Mickleover Dunstall v Duffield 10 116 Brailsford & Ednaston v Chellaston Ilkeston Rutland v Alfreton 20 126 Darley Abbey v Quarndon Morton Colliery v Lullington Park 108 78 Etwall v Clifton Sawley v Alrewas 112 111 Kirk Langley v Tutbury Wirksworth & Middleton v Rolleston 74 53 Swarkestone v Sandiacre Town Talbot Turf Division 2 - 12:30 Peak Oils Division 7N - 12:30 Derby Congregational v Shipley Hall 35 59 Alfreton v S Wingfield Ockbrook & Borrowash v Sandiacre Town 101 117 Cutthorpe v Wirksworth & Middleton Quarndon v Clowne Town 16 31 Denby v Bakewell Chellaston v Belper Meadows 3 54 Riddings v Staveley Welfare Spondon v S Wingfield 1 30 Whittington Wanderers v Holmewood Trentside v Darley Abbey 77 103 Mercia Image Division 7S - 12:30 Marstons Pedigree Division 3N - 12:30 Melbourne Town v Elvaston Ambergate v Hundall 51 120 Packington v Alrewas Ashover Barbarians v Matlock & Cromford 125 128 Winshill v Mugginton Denby v West Hallam White Rose 56 89 Marston's Pedigree Division 8N - 13:00 Langley Mill United v Holmesfield 93 115 Belper Amateurs v Darley Abbey Marehay v Darley Dale 81 87 Clowne Town v Stanton By Dale Nutbrook v Chesterfield 65 70 Hundall v Ockbrook & Borrowash Brown's Builders Merchants Ltd Division 3S - 12:30 Stainsby Hall v Duffield Barton Under Needwood v Melbourne Town 122 86 West Hallam White Rose v Langley Mill United Elvaston v Etwall 64 102 Pope Machinery Division 8S - 13:00 Risley v Winshill 4 119 Burton v Yoxall Rolleston v Brailsford & Ednaston 61 110 Uttoxeter v Washlands Tutbury v Quarndon 80 100 Walton-on-Trent v Hilton Croots Farm Shop Division 4N - 12:30 Wootton Sports Club v Sutton on the Hill Alfreton v Ilkeston Rutland 96 85 Marston's Pedigree Division 9N - 13:00 Breadsall v Hollinsend Methodist 9 123 Chesterfield v Whittington Wanderers Buxton v Stainsby Hall 84 95 Cutthorpe v Clowne Town (Jackson Fld) Cutthorpe v Belper Amateurs 92 Eckington v Ashover Barbarians Holmewood v Sawley 94 Buxton v Calow S Wingfield v Wirksworth & Middleton 32 Marston's Pedigree Division 9NC - 13:00 Trent Trophies Division 4S - 12:30 Codnor v Swanwick Hall Abbots Bromley v Ticknall 83 Cutthorpe v Belper Amateurs Alrewas v Burton 82 S Wingfield v Butterley United Hilton v Dunstall 60 124 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Lullington Park v Swarkestone 58 Duffield v Ilkeston Rutland Chellaston v Uttoxeter 50 90 Marston's Pedigree Division 9SW - 13:00 Spondon v Alvaston & Boulton 57 66 Clifton v Kirk Langley CN Wright (Codnor) Butchers Division 5N - 12:30 Kings Bromley v Rolleston Ashford in the Water v Morton Colliery 52 Lullington Park v Sawley Clowne Town v Riddings 91 Marston's Pedigree Division 9CS - 13:00 Darley Dale v Eckington 79 69 Darley Abbey v Allestree Marehay v Denby 75 76 Ockbrook & Borrowash v Selston Town 99 127 Swanwick Hall v Codnor 105 68 Derbyshire Cricket Society Division 5S - 12:30 Ashbourne v Trentside 109 Elvaston v Draycott & Hanbury 118 Hartshorne v Wootton Sports Club 114 97 Rolleston v Kings Bromley 98 73 Rosehill Methodists v Alvaston & Boulton 121 Stanton By Dale v Derby Congregational 106 67

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2019 TABLES Premier Division Division 1 Division 2 Division 3N Division 3S Spondon Marehay Sawley & LE Park Belper Meadows Trentside Ticknall Langley Mill Spondon II Clowne Darley Abbey Ockbrook & B’wash Alfreton Morton Colliery Denby II Mickleover Chesterfield Rolleston Rolls Royce Leisure Marehay II Barton Sandiacre Ilkeston Rutland Shipley Hall Matlock Brailsford & Ednaston Denby Lullington Park Ockbrook & B’wash II Darley Dale Elvaston II Elvaston Alrewas Derby Congs Chesterfield II Rolleston II Alvaston & Boulton Cutthorpe Quarndon Holmesfield Quarndon II Swarkstone Duffield Sandicare II Ashover Risley Eckington Wirksworth & M’ton Nutbrook Ambergate Etwall Clifton South Wingfield Tutbury Holmewood Swarkestone II Dunstall Stainsby Hall Walton-on-Trent Breadsall Ticknall II Division 4N Division 4S Division 5N Division 5S Division 6N West Hallam Melbourne Alfreton II Alrewas II Marehay III Hundall Winshill South Wingfield II Uttoxeter Darley Dale II Langley Mill II Hilton Belper Amateurs Wooton Cromford Meadows Hollinsend Methodist Alvaston & Boulton II Selston Elvaston II Spondon IV Buxton Spondon III Codnor Trentside II Pilsley & Clay Cross Ilkeston Rutland II Rolls Royce Leisure II Swanwick Ockbrook & B’wsh III Heanor Town Cutthorpe II Abbots Bromley Ashford in the Water Rolleston III Belper Meadows II Sawley & LE Park II Burton Morton Colliery II Rosehill Methodists Nutbrook II Wirksworth & M’tn II Dunstall II Clowne II Alvaston & Boulton III Apperknowle Stainsby Hall II Lullington Park II Riddings Stanton by Dale Ambergate Denby III Derby Congs II Duffield II Kirk Langley Chesterfield Barbs Eckington II Hartshorne Shipley Hall II Sandiacre III Ashover II Division 6S Division 7N Division 7S Division 8N Division 8S Ashbourne Buxton II Mickleover II Staveley Welfare Alrewas III Kings Bromley Butterley Utd Allestree South Wingfield III Elvaston III Draycott & Hanbury Whittington W’rers Clifton II Selston II Hartshorne II Quarndon III Ilkeston Rut III Mugginton West Hallam II Yoxall Etwall II Awsworth Melbourne II Ockbrook & B IV Sutton on the Hill Darley Abbey II Wirksworth & M III Ticknall III Belper Amateurs II Wootton II Swarkestone III Cutthorpe III Packington Clowne III Uttoxeter II Tutbury II Riddings II Winshill Stanton by Dale II Hilton II Braislford & E’ston II Holmewood II Derby Congs III Pilsley & Cly Cross II Quarndon III Rolls Royce Leis III Alfreton III Rosehill Meths II Risley II Alvaston & B IV Breadsall II Denby IV Burton II Codnor II Lullington Park III Castle Don II withdrew Darley Abbey II Walton II Eckington III Dunstall III Division 9N Division 9C Division 9E Division 9W Hundall II Castle Donington Duffield III Washlands Premier Pitch Darley Dale III Wirksworth & M IV Langley Mill III Trentside III Marks Winner: Buxton III Stainsby III Sawley & LE Pk III Kings Bromley II Whittington W’rers II Duffield IV Belper Meadows III Rolleston IV Ticknall CC Matlock II Kirk Langley II Nutbrook III Clifton III

Morton Colliery III Melbourne III Butterley Uts II Braisford & Ed’ston III Calow Allestree II Ilkeston Rutland IV Asbourne II Premier Fair Clowne III Mickleover III Denby V Tutbury III Play Winner: Selston II Breadsall III Stainsby Hall IV Draycott & Han II Cutthorpe III Shipley Hall III Abbots Br II withdrew Alvaston & Boulton CC 2019 CUP WINNERS PREMIER MARSTONS BAYLEY WRIGHT HARWOOD Swarkestone Langley Mill Belper Meadows Belper Amateurs Clifton 2nd XI LUND PREMIER T20 COUNTY T20 JACKSON BUTTERLEY Did not run Denby Rolls-Royce Spondon Spondon 2nd XI

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Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic in the United Kingdom, the start of the 2020 season was delayed. On 1st June DCCL decided that all original fixtures would be cancelled; promotion/relegation revoked and a new fixture list was issued for a planned 11th July start. Each division was divided into two regional groups. The winners of each group advanced to the end-of-season Playoff to determine the overall divisional winner; winners received a commemorative Plate. In bold are the Plate Playoff Finals winners (held on 19th Sep unless stated otherwise). The DCCL was the first league in the country to start when cricket was permitted to return.

Premier DENBY 102-6 (30.5) beat SPONDON 100 all out (35.4) by four wickets B Scott 4-21 & 23* J Brear 47*, J Ashdown 4-20 26/9 Division 1 ROLLESTON 224-5 (40) beat MORTON COLLIERY 210 (37.3) by 14 runs R Green 69, A Eyre 2-46 J Stone 58, G Dent 4-28 Division 2 QUARNDON 174 (35.2) lost to OCKBROOK & B’WASH 2ND XI 246-9 (40) by 72 runs J Acton 56, R Greatorex 4-63 E Burlusconi 63, S Scrimshaw 4-63 Division 3N DENBY 2ND XI 167-8 (40) lost to HUNDALL 169-8 (39.5) by two wickets G Wilson 34, J Nayor 3-28 J Bingham 47, M Toplis 3-47 Division 3S ROLLESTON 2ND XI 127-1 (22.1) beat ETWALL 125 (34.3) by nine wickets N Thompson 51, N Dawkins 4-24 L Burrows 74, C Steel 2-15 Division 4N BREADSALL 164-8 (40) beat HOLLINSEND METHODIST 148 (38.2) by 16 runs A Robertson 43, S Vessey 3-35 J Wake 34*, A Smith 4-32 Division 4S ALREWAS 2ND XI 173-6 (39.2) beat TICKNALL 2ND XI 169-9 (40) by four wickets O Broadway, T Kent-Smith 3-27 J Nijjar 81, M Bishop 3-54 Division 5N BELPER AMATEURS 105-6 (33.3) beat ECKINGTON 2ND XI 102 (30.3) by four wickets O Deeming 32*, D Whitby 4-24 S Nicholas 40, J Spencer 2-5 Division 5S HARTSHORNE 265-3 (40) beat STANTON BY DALE 193 (39) by 72 runs M Iqbal 115*, R Mohankumar 2-35 A Taylor 40, D Mawbey 3-21 Division 6N HEANOR TOWN 70 (24.1) lost to BELPER MEADOWS 2ND XI 71-3 (18.3) by seven wickets J Allen 26, J Bower 3-11 R Borland 18*, J O-Dell 2-24 Division 6S DARLEY ABBEY 2ND XI 147 (39.1) lost to MICKLEOVER 2ND XI 148-5) (37.1) by five wickets T Kent 43, H Joshi 3-32 J Holloway 81*, D Fitzpatrick 2-25 Division 7N STAVELEY WELFARE 183-6 (40) beat RIDDINGS 2ND XI 183-9 (40) on fewer wickets lost C Bown 48, A Elks 1-19 C Skull 59, C Lynam 4-16 Division 7S MUGGINTON 192-5 (40) beat MELBOURNE TOWN 181 (38.2) by 11 runs J Cloves-Hayden 84, R Rathore 2-34 G Singh 50, W Woodward 5-19 Division 8N DARLEY DALE 3RD XI 162-4 (40) lost to OCKBROOK & B’WASH 4TH XI 167-7 by 5 runs A Lawton 74, S Smith 1-12 C Slater 55, A Lane 2-19 Division 8S WOOTTON SPORTS 2nd XI 232 (38.3) beat YOXALL 110 (35) by 122 runs M Probart 58, G Lewis 4-55 J Tringham 32, I Whitehurst 3-11 20/9 Division 9N DENBY 5TH XI 195-7 (40) lost to CALOW 196-0 (38.4) by 10 wickets I Sherwood 46, D Trubee 2-22 G Mainprize 101* Division 9S SAWLEY & LE PARK 3RD XI 191-7 (40) beat TUTBURY 3RD XI 156 (37.2) by 35 runs C Congreave 38, H Taylor 3-30 G Hudson-Walker, C Congreave 3-31

All Cup competitions were withdrawn for 2020 with the exception of the Mayor of Derby’s charity competittions, which ran on Sundays (rather than the traditional midweek evenings).

THE JACKSON CUP FINAL at Spondon CC, 6/9/20 SANDICARE TOWN 74-1 (71) (C McIlroy 31*) BEAT DENBY 69-9 (100) (M Payne 31) BY NINE WKTS Player of the Match: J Jordison 3-8 (20) Officials: M Wright, I Thornewill, A Marriot, S Marshall-Clarke THE BUTTERLEY CUP FINAL at Darley Abbey CC, 13/9/20 DERBY CONGS 115-9 (20) (M Ali 47) BEAT SANDIACRE TOWN 2ND XI 80ao (17) (A Ali 3-15) BY 395 RUNS Player of the Match: M Ali Officials: K Godfrey, P Wilson, JM Brown, C Bembridge

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118 Acknowledgements & Thanks for this Handbook’s Content

C Harris – Archives PM Hallows – Historical Information C Oades – General Information & Dates M Saunders – Fixtures & Rules JFH Salisbury – Umpiring Details & Appointments I Thornewill & P Hayes – Checks & data input J Williams – Sponsors & Adverts SJ Oakley – Graphics The DCCL Executive Committee – Proof Reading

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