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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 1 26/09/12 3:58 PM CLUBs'edition

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 1 26/09/12 3:58 PM Welcome

Welcome to the new era of junior cricket! It’s fast, fun, quick, active, Contents energetic and dynamic – everything kids are looking for in entertainment.

Exploding onto the cricket scene in 2003, T20 has significantly impacted on Welcome' 2 how cricket is played and watched around the world. Traditional formats of Introduction' 4 cricket are still important, especially in Australia where playing Test cricket The'experience' 5 remains the ultimate in a player’s career. A'shift'from'junior'cricket' 6-7 To be Australia’s favourite sport we have to embrace kids’ passion for the Milo't20'Blast'format' 9 shorter forms of our game. ground'equipment' 10 Cricket at a local junior level is competing for families’ time with more Deliverers’'kit'bag' 10 sports and recreational activities than ever before. Therefore, cricket needs game'day'housekeeping' 11 to be offering a format that encourages, excites and challenges boys and Ground'&'Weather'Conditions' 12-13 girls to play the game. rules' 14 The most important feature of MILO T20 Blast is that it maximises batting' 15 participation for all kids, not just the more talented players. double'zone' 16 bowling' 17 MILO T20 Blast will play a major role in inspiring the next generation of no'balls'&'wides' 18 Australian cricket’s players and fans. free'hit'rules' 19 frequently'asked'questions' 20-24 George'Bailey' Milo'T20'blast'ground'setup' 26 Australian T20 Captain Milo'T20'blast'event'day'setup' 27 MILO T20 Blast Ambassador scoring'instructions' 28-29 score'sheet'example' 30-31 Meg'Lanning' Commonwealth Bank Southern Star MILO T20 Blast Ambassador

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 2-3 26/09/12 3:58 PM Introduction The Experience

MILO T20 Blast is a fun, fast-paced modified cricket format that encapsulates

For more than 20 years, Cricket Australia and State and Territory Cricket the excitement of the KFC T20 Big Bash League. It is the initial step to Associations have delivered entry-level cricket programs that enable playing real, competitive cricket. children to learn cricket skills in a fun, friendly and enjoyable environment. The 60 to 75-minute game promotes an inclusive, safe, equal participation

The challenge for clubs is to maximise the number of participants that opportunity for every junior. progress from the introductory MILO in2CRICKET skills-based program to Four simultaneous games involving 64 juniors per field generate an exciting competitive junior cricket competitions. and vibrant atmosphere, bolstered by a community-based crowd of friends,

MILO T20 Blast has been developed to ensure junior cricketers can parents and siblings. progress with confidence from MILO in2CRICKET to competitive club A large crowd positioned close to the game promotes positive interaction and cricket competitions and play an appropriate format of cricket that will encouragement, adding to the atmosphere. In a perfect environment, each inspire them to continue as a player and/or a fan. centre provides high-energy music to accompany the action.

MILO T20 Blast is a graduate competition and bridges the gap between Short boundaries inspire countless fours and sixes which will have the MILO in2CRICKET participants and junior club cricket. The aim of MILO juniors screaming for more as MILO T20 Blast creates a unique sporting T20 Blast is to: atmosphere for the kids. It is their time to shine!

• Introduce junior cricketers to competition The action-packed program is promoted and implemented by highly-skilled • Continue to develop skills and techniques learnt in MILO in2CRICKET and trained providers, ensuring the sessions run smoothly. The providers • Maximise participation for all participants are responsible for the organisation, administration, set-up, game fixtures, • Increase kids’ passion for cricket times, recording of statistics and the clean-up.

The centre coordinator requires a few volunteer umpires, who are provided with everything they need to officiate. The volunteers become part of the action and are in the best position to enjoy this unique junior sporting spectacle!

The professionally-trained provider guarantees each session is not just another game, but is an event!

MILO T20 Blast delivers in a familiar environment and a safe format, regardless of which centre you attend. All of the skills required to participate in cricket are entrenched in an explosive, action-packed hour!

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 4-5 26/09/12 3:58 PM A Shift From Junior Cricket to Milo T20 Blast.

Age group-based program Ability-based criteria JUNIOR'CRICKET MILO'T20'BLAST Club and schools programs differ Same product regardless of the place of play Traditional cricket whites Colourful Shirts 11 juniors per team 8 juniors per team 4 hour game plus training on 60 to 75-minute complete game another day experience Varied saftey zones for fielders 10 metre safety zone for fielders

Hard cricket ball Soft Ball (Incrediball) Varied game length, depending on 16 x 6-ball overs per game Protective equipment No additional protective match events equipment required Club sign-on with cash and cheque Easy online sign-on and transactions Bowler changing ends each over Bowler bowls at the same end transactions

Bowling and batting optional Everyone bowls and everyone bats Varied pitch and field sizes. Unrealistic Standard game/program dimensions boundaries and realistic boundaries Predominantly male oriented Designed to encourage and promote Outdoor game differs from indoor option Similar rules for both outdoor and inclusion indoor formats Skills taught by volunteer or parent Skills taught by trained and skilled Game resembles a hybrid of various Has all the excitement of the provider formats of cricket KFC T20 Big Bash League Set-up and clean up by parents/ Set-up and clean up provided by the One game per oval Potential for 4 simultaneous games per volunteers provider oval Home and away fixture season Fixtures played at central venues Juniors require their own cricket All equipment is supplied by the centre Varied rules by competition Standard national rules equipment – bat, helmet, gloves, pads, for the juniors etc (high initial cost investment) Stand alone junior competitions Part of a progressive national junior strategy

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 6-7 26/09/12 3:58 PM MILO T20 Blast FORMAT

• Players – Eight per side (Up to 10 players may participate but only eight may bat and bowl). One player must be nominated to bat only, and one nominated to bowl only. Ten may rotate as fielders.)

• Game length - 16 overs per team/innings regardless of how many wickets are lost.

• Game/Session time – 60 to 75 minutes

• Pitch length – 18 metres

• Pitch type – Grass outfield

• Ground size – 40 metres boundaries from batting end stumps. If there is limited space, the area behind the wicketkeeper should be reduced to allow more grounds in the space. MILO T20 BLAST - • Ball – Incrediball style • Protective equipment - Not required. Wicketkeepers to wear helmet with PROGRAM INFORMATION grill when up to the stumps. • Batting – Pairs

• Bowling - Players bowl two overs each, bowled from the same end

• Fielding - No fielder is allowed within 10 metres of the bat until after the ball is hit. This excludes the wicketkeeper and slips.

• A coin/bat toss determines which team bats first.

• Participants not engaged on field should be encourage to undertake small skill development drills such as pairs catching, target bowling, and bat tapping. This is a great way to engage parents in active coaching throughout the program. For more information about drills visit www.coaches.cricket.com.au

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 8-9 26/09/12 3:58 PM GROUND AND EQUIPMENT GAME DAY HOUSEKEEPING

1. MILO T20 Blast is played on grass outfields. • Balls will be given to each team to use for the duration of the day. A 2. A marked boundary length of 40 metres is measured from the stumps nominated ‘ball monitor’ is responsible for returning the ball to the at the batting end of the pitch. coordinator at the end of the day. 3. The standard pitch is reduced in length to 18 metres stump-to-stump. • Scoresheets are to be returned to the recording area immediately after 4. Branded MILO T20 Blast bats are used, supplied in the Deliverers’ each game. Pack. • Please return all equipment to the recording area after the final games 5. Protective gear is not required when batting. are completed.

6. Wicketkeepers wear a helmet with a grill when up to the stumps, • Players are asked to pick up all rubbish throughout the day. supplied by the club or the individual players. • If there is a need to tailor playing conditions (e.g. ground dimensions) for a specific carnival/venue, this will be addressed by the carnival coordinator at the initial briefing. DELIVERERS’ Kit Bag

• 1 x MILO T20 Blast Sports Bag • 40 x MILO T20 Blast Foam Balls • 7 x MILO T20 Blast Wooden Bats (Size 4) • 7 x MILO T20 Blast Wooden Bats (Size 5) • 12 x MILO T20 Blast Stump Sets • 90 x MILO T20 Blast Marker Cones • 2 x MILO T20 Blast Polo Shirts • 10 x MILO T20 Blast Deliverers Vests • 10 x MILO T20 Blast Batting Tees • 11 x MILO T20 Blast Volunteer Caps

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 10-11 26/09/12 3:58 PM Ground and Heat It is recommended that MILO T20 Blast Deliverers apply common weather conditions sense guidelines to climatic conditions regarding excessive heat. Players’ health must always be considered in the scheduling of the program. Sports Medicine Australia recommends that for children Schedule and adolescents, activities should be postponed or cancelled if Where possible, outdoor MILO T20 Blast sessions should be scheduled the temperature reaches a level designated by the local or state outside the hours of 11am and 3pm (Daylight Savings Time). association. Wet'weather Action should be taken promptly by umpires and officials to cease play under any conditions that may be dangerous to the players and officials. Ground and weather conditions can have a significant impact on the safety and enjoyment the MILO T20 Blast Program. Appropriate care should be Clothing'and'Sunscreen taken to avoid any foul weather-related injuries. Deliverers should exercise The MILO T20 Blast promotes the use of broad brimmed headwear, a conservative approach to continuing play in the rain, where lightning is long sleeved t-shirts and sunscreen at all MILO T20 Blast sessions. A present or where the field conditions have reached a point where they pose policy of ‘no hat, no play’ should be implemented ensuring all players danger to participants. and officials must be wearing a hat before participation. SPF 30 + or Shade higher sunscreen should be promoted and available at all MILO T20 Blast The use of natural shade should be maximised during all MILO T20 sessions. Sunscreen should be applied Blast sessions. Natural shade can be provided by buildings, trees and 15 minutes prior to the game and other structures. Players (not batting, fielding or undertaking activities), whilst playing in peak UV periods, spectators and scorers should be encouraged to watch games from under participants/volunteers/supporters shaded areas. should be encouraged to frequently re-apply sunscreen to exposed body parts. The use of sunglasses is encouraged to help provide protection from sun damage to the eyes.

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 12-13 26/09/12 3:58 PM RULES BATTING

• A game is played between two teams with a minimum of eight players on • Plastic and wooden bats can be used. Batters do not need to wear pads each team. Substitutes may be used in any combination providing that or gloves. no more than eight individuals bat, eight individuals bowl and only eight • Batting pairs bat for four overs. Players remain batting irrespective of fielders are on the field at one time. the number of times they are given ‘out’, until they have batted for four • A toss of a coin/bat will determine which team bats first. complete overs (24 balls).

• If teams finish equal on games won, positions will be decided by number • Batters swap ends at the end of each over and when dismissed (except of runs scored (or on average runs scored, where a bye exists). Where in the event of a run out). a bye exists, teams will be awarded points for a win and receive their • If the batter facing fails to hit any two consecutive balls in one over, they average runs for all the matches. hit off the tee after the second delivery and must run. This allows both • If the scores are still the same then the winner will be decided by the batters an opportunity to score runs. team that lost the least number of wickets. • If a batter is dismissed, the bowling team receives five bonus runs (per • If a clear winner still can’t be determined, the team that bowled the least wicket). Please note that runs are not deducted – they are added to the number of no-balls shall be declared the winner. bowling team’s final total. Thus, the only penalty for being given ‘out’ is that the batters swap ends.

• Batters can be given out in the following ways, at the discretion of the umpire who is committed to providing a fun experience for all: bowled, caught, run out, stumped and hit wicket. Batters cannot be given out LBW unless they are intentionally not offering a shot.

• The next batting pair must be ready to bat immediately following the previous pair’s innings.

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 14-15 26/09/12 3:58 PM DOUBLE ZONE BOWLING

• Eight players must bowl and keep wickets for two overs each (there is • The Double Zone is the area behind the bowler’s end stumps. See no designated wicketkeeper). “Ground Setup” diagram for more details. • Bowlers are limited to a short run up. This ensure a fast–paced game • The Double Zone should be marked with different coloured markers. with plenty of action and minimal down time.

• If the ball is hit into the Double Zone then all runs are doubled • All overs are bowled from the same end. Batters swap ends after e.g. 1 = 2, 3 = 6. each over.

• Only runs hit into the Double Zone are counted as double runs. Over • Umpires are asked to encourage bowling with a straight throws do not count. arm in the spirit of the rules.

• No more than two players can field in the Double Zone at the time • There is a maximum of six deliveries in each of delivery. over. ‘No balls’ and ‘wides’ are not re- bowled.

• Any overarm delivery that bounces more than once or rolls along the ground shall be deemed a fair delivery (unless the bowler is deliberately rolling it along the ground to gain advantage). The umpire may decide that deliveries should be re-bowled if they are considered unfair.

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 16-17 26/09/12 3:58 PM NO BALLS & WIDES FREE HIT RULE

• There are four types of deliveries that classify as a ‘no ball’ or ‘wide’. • If a ‘no ball’ or ‘wide’ is bowled (whether the batter hits it or not), • A ‘no ball’ is one that: the batting team receives two runs and a free hit from the tee. i) bounces over the batter’s head in their batting stance. • When the tee is used, the batter must hit off the tee forward of the ii) reaches the batter above waist height (above the bottom rib) batting end stumps. Batters may not run if the ball is hit behind the on the full. batter’s stumps off the tee. A missed swing at the ball on the tee iii) sees the bowler overstep the crease at delivery. counts as the free hit. • A ‘wide’ is one that: • In the case of a free hit off the tee, the fielding team must stay in iv) Passes outside the wide markers at the batter’s end. the positions they were in at the moment the original delivery was • If a ‘no ball’ is bowled (whether the batter hits it or not), the batting made until the ball is hit off the tee. team receives two runs and a free hit off the tee. The only way a batter • The batter can only be ‘out’ run out from a free hit. can be ‘out’ off a free hit is run out. • For safety reasons, the batter is the only player • If a batter scores off a no ball, they will still receive an additional two permitted to place the ball on the free hit tee. runs. In addition, the batter on strike after the runs are completed will receive a free hit off the tee (see free hit rule). • Standard fielding rules apply for all free hits.

• If a batter scores off a no ball (free hit) the batter on strike still receives a free hit (but only one swing).

• In the case of the ball passing outside the markers at the batter’s end (wide) and beating the wicketkeeper the batters receive two runs plus what they run. The ball is then returned to the tee for a free hit and the number of runs scored from that hit is added to what has already been scored. E.g. two (wide) + what is run + score from free hit.

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 18-19 26/09/12 3:58 PM Q.'How'many'teams'can'my'club/school'enter?

Clubs and schools can enter an expression of interest for as many teams as they like, however depending on interest levels and ground capacity, there may be a need to limit numbers. Individuals can also enter a team with friends. Q.'Can'I'enter'a'mixed'boys'and'girls'team?

Yes. Clubs can enter mixed teams when they do not have enough players for separate boys and girls teams. Mixed teams will compete in the boys division. Q.'What'equipment'does'our'club'need'to'provide?

Clubs need to provide only a helmet with face mask if wicketkeepers will keep up to the stumps. Wicket keeping gloves are optional. Each Centre and Coordinator will provide all other equipment. Q.'Can'players'use'their'own'wooden'bats?

Yes. All equipment will be provided, however participants may choose to use FREQUENTLY ASKED their own bat. Please ensure that all external equipment is clearly named. Q.'Can'more'than'eight'players'play'per'team?

The maximum number of players allowed on the field at one time is eight, QUESTIONS however a team may choose to have a player who bats and does not bowl and another player who bowls but does not bat, permitting 10 players per team. Alternatively, players may be ‘rostered off’ for one of the games. Every effort should be made to limit teams to eight. Q.'What'age'do'the'players'have'to'be?

MILO T20 Blast in Clubs and Associations is essentially a competition for 8 to 12 year-olds. Teams with limited numbers of players can use players from a younger age group to complete a team. Please notify staff prior to the commencement of the carnival if you have younger players. NB. As per Cricket Australia’s Well Played manual, girls may also play two years out of their age bracket if playing in a boys or mixed team i.e. girls 14 can play as 12 year-olds.

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 20-21 26/09/12 3:58 PM Q.'What'is'in'the'MILO'T20'Blast'equipment'kit'' Q.'Who'scores'and'umpires'at'the'centres? for'centres? Each club/school team is required to umpire and score their games at Centres. The kit contains: Coaches can organise a parent or an older brother/sister to perform this role • 1 x MILO T20 Blast Sports Bag on the day. Some clubs/schools have established links with local secondary schools or senior club cricketers to assist the running of their MILO T20 Blast • 40 x MILO T20 Blast Foam Balls team. • 7 x MILO T20 Blast Wooden Bats (Size 4) Q.'Can'I'call'an'existing'competition'MILO'T20'Blast? • 7 x MILO T20 Blast Wooden Bats (Size 5) • 12 x MILO T20 Blast Stump Sets Provided it complies with the requirements of the MILO T20 Blast minimum • 90 x MILO T20 Blast Marker Cones standards document. A copy of the Minimum Standards document can be • 2 x MILO T20 Blast Polo Shirts obtained by contacting your local State or Territory Cricket Association. • 10 x MILO T20 Blast Deliverers Vests Q.'Where'will'MILO'T20'Blast'centres'be'run? • 10 x MILO T20 Blast Batting Tees MILO T20 Blast centres will be hosted primarily by Associations or Clubs, but • 11 x MILO T20 Blast Volunteer Caps privately run independent centres may also exist. Private centres will typically All items are MILO T20 Blast branded. be run by independent Private Providers and act as feeder centres for Clubs and Association cricket. Some centres may also be run in schools, but school- Q.'What'is'the'make-up'of'a'centre?

based centres will primarily exist as MILO T20 Blast School Cups. Participants may come from clubs and MILO in2CRICKET centres, MILO T20 Q.'Who'is'qualified'to'run'a'MILO'T20'Blast'centre,'' Blast School Cups, or from Private Provider programs.

and'when'does'Deliverer'training'commence? Centres may align to clubs, but they may also have no club alignment (i.e. a MILO T20 Blast centres must be run by a Cricket Australia trained and girls-only centre) where participants come to one place, are put into teams, accredited Deliverer. Typically, Deliverers will be Regional Cricket Managers, and are registered to the Association. Development Officers or Private Providers, but may also be SEDA students, Q.'Where'do'we'get'the'extra'Volunteers? trained volunteers, or teachers. Training for Deliverers will commence from August 2012. MILO T20 Blast centres are fully coordinated by trained and qualified providers who coordinate the full process: registration, set up of grounds, collation of Q.'How'long'is'a'MILO'T20'Blast'season? results and clean-up of the venue, limiting the need for extra volunteers.

A season will run for eight sessions/weeks. If extra volunteers are required, the short duration, easy-to-understand rules Q.'HOW'DO'participants'register'for'MILO'T20'Blast? and game format will enable easier recruitment of parents and others.

Participants may register for MILO T20 Blast by visiting t20blast.com.au and selecting their preferred centre. They then register through MyCricket.

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 22-23 26/09/12 3:58 PM Q.'Where'is'MILO'T20'Blast'played?

MILO T20 Blast can be played on grass outfields or at Indoor Cricket Centres. It can be at one centre that accommodates any number of teams, at an individual oval if there are eight or less teams, it can be at one venue every week, or be rotated through a number of venues. There is no one specific model. Due to wash outs, or unforeseen circumstances, back up facilities may be used where available (indoor sports centres, basketball courts, tennis courts, beach, etc.). Q.'How'important'is'winning?

While the MILO T20 Blast is a competition-based program, ensuring that everyone is involved and having fun is the most important aspect. Those involved should remember this objective when running the program. Q.'What'happens'if'a'session'is'effected'by'rain?

While it is always preferable to make up sessions not completed due to MILO T20 Blast inclement weather, this is not always possible and your MILO T20 Blast Coordinator will deal with these circumstances on a case by case basis. Ground Setup Q.'As'a'parent'what'can'I'do'to'get'involved'in'the' MILO'T20'Blast'experience?

Parents are encouraged to get involved in the program wherever possible. Your MILO T20 Blast coordinator will always be looking for assistance with umpiring, scoring and managing games at a MILO T20 Blast centre. Make sure you introduce yourself to your MILO T20 Blast coordinator and offer your assistance each week.

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 24-25 26/09/12 3:58 PM MILO T20 Blast MILO T20 Blast Event Day Setup Ground Setup

Fielders'are'not'allowed'within'10'metres' of'the'bat'until'after'the'ball'is'hit (Excluding'the'WicketKeeper'and'slips)

(Radius'from'point'to'Square'Leg)from'batting'end'stumps40'metres ' Point ' 18'metres stump'to'STump Batting'tees'mark'the'crease' (Approx.'1.2'metres'from'stumps)' MILOand'act'as'wide'markers T20 Blast Double'Zone All'runs'scored'off'the'bat'in'this' area'are'worth'double.' GroundNB.'Overthrows'are'not'doubled. Setup

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 26-27 26/09/12 3:58 PM Scoring Instructions

1. Enter Batter’s name under designated Batting Pair.

2. Enter Bowler’s name next to the Over number bowled.

3. Mark the runs scored with a number, next to the Batter’s name for the relevant ball in each Over.

4. Mark any Wickets (Wkts) with a W, next to the Batter’s name.

5. Wides or No Balls should be represented on the scoresheet by a circle. This circle represents the two runs received for a Wide or No Ball. Mark the circle when the Wide or No Ball is bowled and then enter the number of runs made by the batter within the circle. In some instances this will be a combination of runs made off the original ball and of runs made from the Free Hit. E.g. Joan is the batter on strike when a No Ball is bowled. She manages to hit 2 runs off the No Ball and then hits another 2 off the tee. Her score is represented as 4 . When tallying the number of runs Joan made, this is counted as 6: 4 MILO T20 Blast runs + a circle (which counts for 2). 6. Mark any balls from which there is no score with a dot. scoring 7. Make sure all six boxes are filled for each Over. 8. Once the Batting Pair has completed their four Overs, tally the Total Wickets (Wkts) and Runs for each Batter. Then combine the two to calculate the “Pair Total” and Team Running Score.

9. For Batting Pairs 2-4, ensure you are calculating the Team Running Score by adding the previous Batters’ scores to the current Batters’ scores.

10. Once all Batting Pairs have batted, complete Team Total.

11. The loss of a Wicket results in 5 Bonus Runs to the opposition. At the completion of the innings, multiply the total of wickets lost by five and mark this in the Bonus Runs Awarded to Opposition box.

NB. If this team is the first to Bat, leave the Bonus Runs Received from Opposition and Grand Total boxes empty. They will be completed upon the conclusion of the second team’s innings.

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 28-29 26/09/12 3:58 PM Runs Runs Wkts Team Running Team Score Runs Wkts Wkts Pair Total Pair Runs Runs Runs Runs Wkts Wkts Wkts Wkts Team Total Team GRAND TOTAL + Bonus Runs Received) Total (Team Bonus Runs Awarded to Opposition Opposition to Awarded Runs Bonus Wkts x 5) (Total Bonus Runs Received from Opposition from Bonus Runs Received Over 4 Over Over 3 Over Over 2 Over Batting Team Date Bowling Team Bowling Over 1 Over

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MCRI0451_T20Blast Deliverers HandbookV3.indd 30-31 26/09/12 3:58 PM To find out more about your local MILO T20 Blast Centre contact:

VICTORIA Darren Anderson [email protected]

NEW SOUTH WALES Nick Guinane [email protected]

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Alice Johnswood [email protected]

NORTHERN TERRITORY John Stock [email protected]

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Matthew William [email protected]

TASMANIA Ben Smith [email protected]

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Simon Allison [email protected]

QUEENSLAND James Henry [email protected]

Last'updated:'AUGUST'2012

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