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73 CAMBRIDGESHIRE CRICKET UMPIRES AND SCORERS ASSOCIATION
Clinics on the Laws of Cricket can be arranged at your Club New members of our Umpires Panel always welcome Umpires & Scorers Training courses are arranged each winter between September and March contact Ben Whyall 07734 253709 (Education) Helen Hyde 07970 943713 (Scorers)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE CRICKET UMPIRES AND SCORERS ASSOCIATION
Training Courses at Cambs FA Ben Whyall 07734 253709 (Education)
CAMBS AND HUNTS UMPIRES APPOINTMENTS SERVICE If you need an umpire for Junior Cup and Lower Junior Cup matches or any other specific match please contact: (Ten days notice required) Keith Coburn, 26 Cyprus Road, Cambridge. Telephone: (01223) 248048 Mobile: 0775 2241488 CONSTITUTION
1. The Association shall be called 'The Cambridgeshire Cricket Association' and shall manage and control the Senior League, Junior League and any other League or Cup Competitions that it maybe desirable to arrange.
2. MANAGEMENT. The Association shall be governed by a Council consisting of a President, Chairman, Hon. Secretary, Hon. Treasurer and Hon. Competitions Secretary a maximum of six representatives to be appointed by the Council, one Representative from each of up to eight clubs (not less than two being from Senior Clubs),one Representative of the Cambridgeshire C.C.C., one Representative of the Cambridgeshire Cricket Umpires Association, one Representative of the Cambs & Hunts Premier League, one Representative of the Groundsman's Association, five to form a quorum. Any nominations for Officers of the Association must be recieved by the Secretary by 31st of December of the year proceeding the AGM. All questions of eligibility, qualification of competitors, disqualification of Clubs, interpretation of Rules, or any questions of dispute occurring between Clubs shall be referred to the Council, whose decision shall be final. The Council shall have the power to appoint Committees, Executive or otherwise to facilitate the work of the Association. Such Committees shall have full power to deal with any urgent business.
3. PATRON & LIFE MEMBERS. The Council shall have the power to appoint a Patron and Life Members for outstanding service to the Association, and the Clubs.
4. MEMBERSHIP. All Clubs in the County, not wholly composed of Members of the University, shall be eligible for membership, subject to the approval of the Council. All Member Clubs shall be affiliated to the England and Wales Cricket Board. Entries to all competitions will be accepted at the discretion of the Council and will be subject to Clubs being able to conform to, and the Council being able to enforce, all C.C.A. Rules. Membership shall be open to all, irrespective of age, gender, disability, race, ethnic origin, creed, colour, social status or sexual orientation. Any club without a trained Welfare Officer as at the 31st March of that year, will be expelled from the Association. They will not be allowed to compete in any competition until they have appointed one. In line with ECB Governance all Clubs must hold Annual Genereal Meetings and the Association informed of that meeting on the
79 CCB Affilliation Form. The Association will not accept any entries to competitions from Clubs with fines outstanding by the Annual General Meeting of that season. 5. SUBSCRIPTIONS. The Annual Subscription, in addition to the Affiliation Fee, of each Club registered with the Association, to be paid not later than 30th September of the current season, shall be as follows:-
Affiliation Fee (annual) ...... £20.00 Senior League ...... £25.00 Junior League ...... £20.00 Invitation Cup...... £15.00 Walker Invitation Cup (20/20) ...... £15.00 Junior Cup ...... £15.00 Lower Junior Cup ...... £15.00 Late entries will only be accepted on payment of an affiliation fee of £25.00 . The Council will have the power to set, amend and impose any financial matters, for and on behalf of the Association and its Member Clubs, umpires or affiliated bodies. If a club enters fewer teams in a new season than completed the previous one, then the new team(s) will take the places of the highest placed team(s) with the lowest placed team(s) being removed and there will be no Þ ne is payable. If a club requests any other arrangement of their teams for the new season this is at the Council's discretion. Any club withdrawing a higher placed team of that club after having submitted an entry for the relevant season (including after the season has started), will be liable to a Þ ne of £50 and the remaining team(s) barred from being promoted in that season. No club mergers will be permitted after the 31st December although both of these will be at the discretion of the Council.
6. ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual Meeting shall be held before 28th February in each year, to receive reports, elect Officers for the ensuing year and other business. A notice of 28 days to be given. General Meetings shall be open to Members of all Clubs, who may take an active part in the proceedings, but only one Representative of each Senior League and one Junior League Club registered in accordance with Rule 5 shall be entitled to vote.
7. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETINGS . The Secretary shall convene an Extra Ordinary General Meeting at any time by order of the Council, or on receiving a requisition signed by the Secretaries of not less than ten registered Clubs.
80 8. ALTERATION OF RULES . In the event of any alteration being deemed necessary in the Rules established by the Association. Notice of the proposed alteration shall be sent in writing on or before 31st October, to the Secretary, who shall inform each Club when notification of the date of the Annual Meeting is given. A Rules and Regulations Meeting will be arranged at any time before the 31st December in the current year. No alteration shall be made unless supported by a majority of those entitled to vote (see Rule 6).
9. AUDIT. The financial year will end on 31st October of each year and the accounts shall be audited annually by an auditor appointed at the Annual Meeting.
GENERAL RULES (All clubs are responsible for ensuring that all of their officials and players are conversant with these Rules.) 10. LAWS. Matches shall be conducted in accordance with M.C.C. Laws with the exceptions contained in these Rules. Law 42 re penalty runs will only apply when at least one official umpire is present.
11. REGISTRATION OF PLAYERS. The Players name and date of birth must be registered on Play-cricket.com for his/her Club prior to the first match he/she plays in. An emergency registration may be permitted on the day of the match. The Players name and date of birth shall be entered on the result card and initialled by the player and the opposing captain as confirmation. A player may only register to play for one club in the "East Anglian Pyramid" These include the Huntingdonshire County League, Norfolk Cricket Alliance, The Norfolk and West Norfolk Cricket Leagues, The Two Counties Championship and the Suffolk Premier Cricket League. In the event of a player being previously registered with another Club the players new club must prove to the General Purposes Committee that they have took every reasonable step to confirm the status of the new player. Penalties may include a deduction of points and or a fine. Current professional players and players registered as overseas players (unless having exempt status) with the East Anglian and Cambs & Hunts Premier Leagues are allowed to play in C.C.A. Competitions on the basis of one per team. A Category 1 player must be registered on play-cricket.com before their Þ rst league match of the season. In addition, all Category 2, 3 and 3E players must complete a Registration Form[ once the League Secretary has con Þ rmed receipt of this form the player shall be eligible to play. Any club found guilty of playing an unregistered player shall be deducted any
81 points gained in the match and Þ ned £20 per player. Additional players may be registered on play-cricket.com during the season. No player may be registered after 31st July of each season unless he has previously been registered as a playing member of the club in a feeder league in the current season. The feeder leagues are the Cambridgeshire Cricket Association and the Huntingdonshire Cricket Leagues. Registration of all players will take place in accordance with ECB guidelines at a time designated by the Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Premier League. By virtue of his/her registration, every player registered to play in the League explicitly acknowledges and agrees to abide by the following: - \ The ECB Code of Conduct and the Spirit of Cricket \ The ECB Premier Leagues Disciplinary Regulations \ The Laws of Cricket \ The Rules of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Premier League \ The Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire League Playing Directives and Playing Conditions \ The powers of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Premier League in relation to its disciplinary procedures and undertakes to be bound by them A player%s data will be held electronically and may be disclosed to other cricket authorities as necessary. The responsibility for registering a player shall be with the club and it is the club%s responsibility to ensure that all players are correctly registered and eligible to play in a competition. If a member club has any doubts about the eligibility of a player, it should contact the League BEFORE the player participates in a competitive match for the club. The League will conduct random checks of scorecards published on play-cricket.com throughout the season and in the event of any infringements has the power to deduct points and/or impose Þ nancial penalties and/or relegate teams as it sees Þ t. Clubs must register their players in the following categories: Category 1: Players who are deemed
83 League or the top division of any other ECB Premier League Pyramid. Junior Players Junior Players who play in the under 16 or younger age groups may register for a second club but cannot play for more than one team in the same division.
Transfers Transfers are permitted. The Players new club will enter onto Play Cricket and the Club the player is leaving will have 4 days (during the season or 7days in the close season) to agree the move .The only grounds for withholding are outstanding Þ nancial matters or disciplinary matters hence an objection should be entered. Failure on either count will result in the Registrations Secretary approving transfer.
Overseas players must be shown as such on the registration form. In exceptional circumstances the decision on whether or not a player is to be registered in the overseas category will be at the discretion of the General Purposes. Only players under 12 on the 31st August of the previous year will be permitted to play in Association matches and only if they are in a current years under 12 County Squad. Players who are not, and those younger will not be permitted to play in any Association matches. Any Club playing an ineligible or unregistered player shall be subject to a fine of £20 in respect of each player and the match awarded to their opponents. This fine will be non-negotiable. If a player wishes to transfer to another Club, he must obtain the consent of the Club that he wishes to leave. This must be notified to the Competitions Secretary of the Association who will record the date received and transfer of his/her registration to the new Club. The player will be eligible to play for his new Club after four full days have elapsed from the date of his new registration. The player's signature must be submitted during the four days or shown on the relevant result card of the first match in which he plays for the new Club. The transfer will not be effective if the above is not complied with. This must be carried out before commencement of play. If a player wishes to register for a club but is already registered for another Club, then they must ask the players present club to de-register him/her. The Players current Club have 4 days to de-register the player, the only reason for a player not to be de-registered is any outstanding financial commitments. A fine of £20 will be levied against the players current Club, and the player will be automatically transferred if this is not done within 4 days. 84 No Player who has represented another Club in either Cambridgeshire or Huntingdonshire in any season can transfer to another Club after 31st July in that season. For every match, each captain will nominate his players by entering their names on his result card and making it available to the opposing captain.
12. QUALIFICATION OF PLAYERS. Each club may play a bona-fide member provided he/she has been registered in accordance with Rule 11. In all League and Cup matches a maximum of three players who have played more than one of the last three games completed by a higher team can #trade down" and represent a lower team. This rule is summarised in the following table for a club with three teams. A maximum of three #Quota" players can turn out for the relevant team. In the Invitation and Walker Invitation Cup Competitions, teams will not be permitted to play more than TWO players, who have played in more than THREE completed Cambs & Hunts Premier or ECB Premier Leagues matches in that season. In the Junior Cup, teams will not be permitted to play any more than ONE player, who has played in more than THREE completed CCA Senior League matches in that season. In the Lower Junior Cup, teams will not be permitted to play more than ONE player who has played in more than THREE completed CCA Senior or Junior League matches for a higher placed team of that players Club. No player who has played in any ECB Premier League or Cambs & Hunts Premier League matches in that season will be permitted to play in the Junior or Lower Junior Cups. Additional Player's: Any player wishing to be added to the additional players list should email Competition Secretary with their current team and division, email addresses and phone numbers which will be then be placed on the Cambsca website for all Clubs to view. This is for players of Junior Division 1 and below standard only, a player may only drop down one division at a time, so if a Division 1 you can only play in Divison 2 etc.
85 Scenario 3 games before 2 games before Last game This week 2s This week 3s A 1s 1s 1s Quota No B 1s 1s 2s Quota No C 1s 2s 1s Quota No D 1s 2s 2s Yes Quota E 2s 1s 1s Quota No F 2s 1s 2s Yes Quota G 2s 2s 1s Yes Quota H 2s 2s 2s Yes Quota I 1s n/a 2s Yes Quota J 2s n/a 1s Yes Quota K n/a 1s n/a Yes Yes L n/a 2s n/a Yes Yes M n/a n/a n/a Yes Yes 13. DURATION AND REGULATIONS OF MATCHES . The Senior League & Invitation Cup will commence at 1.00 p.m and the Junior League & Junior Cup at 1.30pm throughout the season. These start times maybe changed with the consent of the Competition Secretary and with the agreement of both sides. The Walker Invitation 20/20 & Lower Junior Cup Competitions will commence at 2.00 p.m. with the exception of the finals day. These start times may only be changed with the consent of the Competitions Secretary. If any Club is not ready to commence play at the appointed time (wet or fine, unavoidable accidents excepted) the Umpires must report to the Secretary the defaulting Club or Clubs, and they shall be fined £10.00. A team causing a delayed start to a match by failing to arrive in time shall automatically forfeit the toss. If the break in the innings and the tea interval coincide a period of not exceeding 20 minutes will be allowed. If these intervals do not coincide the combined period shall not exceed 30 minutes. An incoming batsman must pass the outgoing batsman on the field of play. Umpires must strictly enforce these rules: also report any player who unduly wastes time on the field of play (Note: 'Field of Play' means within the boundary). If for any reason a bowler is unable to complete an over, the outstanding deliveries shall be completed by another bowler and that part over counts as complete of his allocation. In all Association matches any high full pitched ball (beamer) regardless of pace, that passes over waist height of the striker standing upright shall be called and and signalled "no ball". Declarations: In League Matches, the team batting first may declare it%s innings closed before their allotted overs have been bowled, but this shall be recorded as >all out? and the team bowling first will receive the maximum bowling points. A declaration shall not change the number of overs allotted to the team batting second. Senior and Junior Leagues. If teams finish the season with an equal number of points their league positions will be decided as follows: (i) number of wins (total wins,
86 regardless of on field or via concession ]define it[ total wins as why penalise a team if opposition concede) (ii) most bonus points (iii) total points in matches between the teams ]most relevant^ (iv) total runs divided by total wickets, higher average.
14. FIXTURES. Dates of all matches shall be arranged at meetings by The Chairman & Competitions Secretary. Any Club not represented at the Annual General Meeting shall be fined £30. After 31st January no alteration of dates shall be permitted. Application for such alterations shall be made by both Clubs concerned. From 1st April onwards matches must be played on the dates arranged or although these dates can be amended under the following terms by application to the Competitions Secretary: (a) The application is made atleast four weeks before the original date of the fixture. (b) The application is made jointly by bith clubs concerned: (c) The propsed date must be a Saturday. No fixture can be postponed in order to play other matches outside the Association's jurisdiction, with the exception of the National Club or National Village Championships.
15. FULFILLMENT OF FIXTURES. League matches should commence not later than the first Saturday in May and must be completed by the third Saturday in September, except for deciding matches, semi-finals and finals, the dates of which are fixed by the Council[ these must be completed by 30th September. From 1st April onwards matches must be played on the dates arranged. Higher division matches must not be cancelled in order to play matches in a lower division. Any infringement will result in the defaulting club being subject to a fine of £20 and the match awarded to their opponents. They will forfeit any points gained from the match. Applications to League Competitions shall be made to the Competitons Secretary by the 30th September each year, and applications to the Cup Competitions by the 31st January each year Any club will be allowed to have one date for which their ground is unavailable for use during the season, Clubs will be given till 31st October to inform the Competitions Secretary of any dates that their ground is unavailable for use. After that date clubs will be responsible for finding an alternate venue to stage any home fixture scheduled. No match shall be prematurely cancelled due to inclement weather unless mutually agreed by the respective Club Secretaries or bona-fide Club Representatives. In the case of matches being played on public fields or parks, the ultimate decision for cancellation of matches due to inclement weather
87 must be left to the respective ground superintendents. In the event of a League or Cup fixture being cancelled which, in the opinion of the Council, is considered to be unjustified, the defaulting Club shall incur a fine of £20 and the match shall be awarded to their opponents. Any team that cancels three or more matches in a season due to the non- availability of players will automatically be relegated to a lower division. This rule will take precedence at the end of the season regardless of the league position attained by the team. Any team defaulting in three or more matches will be allowed to complete their league programme but will not be considered eligible to win their division or be promoted. On the first default a £20 fine will be implemented and on the second default a £20, on the third default £30 and the fourth default £40. All Senior League fixtures take precedence over all Competitions, this rule will be strictly adhered to. In the case of any withdrawal from a Competition, or other alteration, it is the duty of the Club Secretary to immediately notify all Clubs affected, also the Competitions Secretary of the Association. It is also the responsibility of the home team to notify the Competitions Secretary if any match is cancelled unless the away team defaults and then it is their responsibility. Any club which, having entered a League Competition, then withdraws shall be subject to a fine of £50 . It is the responsibility of the home team to notify the Competitions Secretary of the scores of their match by text or email, and enter the result on the www.play-cricket.com website for both CCA League and Cup fixtures. by 11pm on the day of the match. Failure to do so will incur a fine of £10. (Should any club have a problem with uploading the information by 11pm as long as they have informed the Competition Secretary by 11pm no fine will be issued.) Home teams using a scoring App you may upload your scorecards to the website. All other home teams (not using the App should upload their scorecard by Tuesday of the following week by 6pm.) Failure to do so will incur a fine of £10. If a team spots an error in the score, they must report this to the Competitions Secretary by the Sunday following the game by 10pm. The home team shall send the result of each match together with the names of players of both teams on the card provided, and posted in the envelope provided, to be signed by both umpires (if present) either (a) by post or (b) by emailing a scanned PDF of the card to the Competition Secretary to arrive by the Friday following the match[ any club neglecting to do so shall be fined £5 for the first two occasions and £10 for all subsequent offences. After a team has incurred three fines during a season any subsequent breach of the rule will automatically incur a 5-point deduction from the
88 total league points gained by the team during the season. Where the match is defaulted by a team it is the responsibility of the defaulting team to inform the Competitions Secretary of games default. By implication the match can be texted or emailed failure to do so will incur a £10 fine on the defaulting team. There is no need for the home team to report any such cancellation. Failure to enter the information will result in a £5 Þ ne for each occasion
16. SUBSTITUTES. Any team shall not be allowed to play more than two substitutes in any match and they shall be debarred from batting, bowling or wicket keeping. 17. RESULTS OF MATCHES. It is the responsibility of the home team to notify the Competitions Secretary of the scores of their match (league or cup) by 10pm on the day of the match by telephone (text) or E-mail. Failure to do so will incur a fine of £10. The home team shall send the result of each match together with the names of players of both teams on the card provided, and posted in the envelope provided, to be signed by both umpires (if present) either (a) by post or (b) by emailing a scanned PDF of the card to the Competition Secretary to arrive by the Friday following the match[ any club neglecting to do so shall be fined £5 for the first two occasions and £10 for all subsequent offences. After three fines have been incurred by a team during a season any subsequent breach of the rule will automatically incur a 5 point deduction from the total league points gained by the team during the season. Where the match is defaulted by a team it is the responsibility of the defaulting team to inform the Competitions Secretary of games default. By implication the match can be texted or emailed failure to do so will inccur a £10 fine on the defaulting team. There is no need for the home team to report any such cancellation.
18. GROUNDS . No club or team shall change their listed home ground without prior consent of the Competitions Secretary. If permission is granted their opponents must be notified by the Monday before the match. Result cards will show three boxes labelled 'Good', 'Average' and 'Bad'. These are to be used by an official of the visiting team to indicate their assessment of the pitch used for the match. The Council will investigate when a pitch has received 3 'Bad' assessments. The use of artificial pitches in the Senior League will not be permitted. All clubs playing in the Senior and Junior Leagues must ensure they have a "home" ground available for eighteen home games in any one season.
89 19. APPEALS & PROTESTS. Appeals and protests with regard to cancellation of matches, players or any other matter shall be made in writing to the Secretary within seven days, and must be accompanied by a deposit of £40.00 as guarantee of good faith, which shall be forfeited if the Protest or Appeal is dismissed. Any costs maybe passed on to the Club or Clubs and any Club requesting an investigation will incur a fee of £20
20. PRESENTATION OF CUPS. All Clubs which are presented with any of the Association Cups will be responsible for their safe care, insurance, and any damage that may take place whilst in their possession. Any damage or repair that maybe necessary will be charged to the Club in full. It may be a requirement at the discretion of the Council, that the following document must be signed by the representatives of the Club. We...... the President or Captain, and...... Secretary, representing the ...... Cricket Club, having been declared the winners of the C.C.A. Challenge Cup, and the same having been delivered to us by...... do hereby individually and collectively undertake to guarantee its safe custody and engage to return the same to the Chairman on or before The Annual General Meeting, or when requested, in like good order and condition and in accordance with the conditions of the annexed Rules, to which also we have subscribed our respective names. Date ...... day of...... 20...... Clubs that have won Challenge Cups must return them to the Chairman of the Association in sound and clean condition by the Annual General Meeting. Any club that fails to comply will be fined £100.
21. INSURANCE . All Clubs must have adequate Public Liability Cover. Copies of these policies, (other than those insurred with NR Daws Insurance) must be sent to the Secretary by 1st April each year.
22. EXPENSES . All expenses concerned with matches excluding the finals shall be defrayed by the competing Clubs. All Final expenses will be met by the Association excluding the Junior League Play-Off.
23. UMPIRES . If either or both Official Umpires fail to turn up punctually at any match the matter shall be reported to the Secretary by the Home Club. The two Captains must appoint one or more replacements until the official Umpire arrives.
90 Umpires appointed by the Umpires Association are eligible to play in matches arranged within its jurisdiction. Expenses (Which should be settled before the start of play) shall be paid to each umpire at a rate of £30 per match for Senior League, Invitation and Hobbs Cup Competitions and £27 per match for Junior League and Junior Cup, with half paid by each club. If there is only one officially appointed umpire present who is asked to stand at the bowler's end throughout the match, these amounts will be increased to £40 and £35 respectively, with half paid by each club. A fee of £30 shall apply to the Walker Invitation 20/20 and Lower Junior Cups Competitions with half paid by each Club. Furthermore, an additional £2.50 will be payable by any Club which does not settle expenses prior to play commencing. In the event of the umpire(s) arriving but no play is possible, the clubs will pay travel expenses of £15 to each umpire.
24. TEAS . In all League Matches the home team will assume the financial responsibility for the provision of teas. In Cup Matches the home team will make a charge on the away team to cover their share of the cost of providing teas. If a game is called off after 8pm on the Friday evening by the away team, they will be fined £30 by the Association for the cost of the home team teas (this fine will then be forwarded to the home team by the Association).
25. OFFICIAL HANDBOOK. The Official Handbook is published annually and the selling price is £5.50 each. Each Club must purchase not less than four copies. SENIOR LEAGUE 26. The Competition shall be called 'The Cambridgeshire Cricket Association Senior League'.
27. ADMISSION . There will be three Divisions which will comprise of 10 teams each which will play each other on a home and away basis over the first 18 consecutive weeks of the season. (unless circumstances change) Division I - the top team promoted to the Cambs & Hunts Premier League (depending on their facilities) - the bottom two teams relegated to Division II Division II - the top two teams will be promoted to Division I - the bottom two teams relegated to Division III Division III - the top two teams will be promoted to Division II - the bottom two teams will be relegated to either - Junior League Divisions 1 North or 1 South
91 In all Divisions the number of teams relegated may be more or fewer depending on the number of teams relegated from the Cambs & Hunts Premier League at the end of the season. In accepting teams to the Senior League the Council shall bear in mind the results of the current season and be satisfied that home grounds will be suitable.
28. DURATION OF MATCHES In all matches the innings of each side shall be limited to 45 six-ball overs. In all matches which commence as 45 over matches no bowler may bowl more than 9 overs in the match. In all Senior League matches a new ball will be used at the start of each innings as agreed by the Association. With one ball per innings supplied by each team (Tiflex St James) which they will bowl with. Failure to use the approved ball will be subject to any sanction deemed suitable by the Council. In the case of matches commencing late due to inclement weather or any other valid reason the Captains may agree that the number of overs shall be reduced to 30, 35 or 40 each side with bowlers restricted to 6, 7 or 8 overs respectively.
29. LEAGUE POINTS. In any match the side scoring the most runs shall be the winner and shall receive 20 points The losing side shall be awarded bonus points at the rate of 1 point for every 2 opponent%s wickets taken and 1 point for every 40 runs scored up to 200 runs. In a run tied match, each team shall receive 7 points plus bonus points as above. In an abandoned match, each team shall receive 5 points plus bonus points as above. In a cancelled match, each team shall receive 5 points. Positions in the respective leagues will be decided by the total number of points and shall be irrespective of the number of matches completed subject to there being no default with cancelled matches as stated in Rule 15. In the event of scores being equal at the conclusion of a Championship deciding Match the winner shall be determined as follows (i) the team which has scored the highest total number of runs per over during the innings (ii) if still equal the team which has lost fewer wickets of the last but one over of its innings etc.etc. (iii) if still equal the team which has the highest number of runs at the last but one over of its innings etc. (iv) if still equal, the total runs scored in the league matches between the teams concerned will be divided by the total wickets lost in those matches and the team with the highest average will be the winner.
30. OVER RATES. Over rates penalties will be applied to any team that does not bowl its overs at an average of 17 per hour as follows:
92 Less than 17 but more than 16 - 1 point, less than 16 but more than 15 - 2 points[ less than 15 - 5 points. This rule will not apply to innings lasting less than two hours. Time allowances for lost ball, time wasting by batsmen, injuries etc. will be at the discretion of the umpire(s) and confirmed at the time of the delay. Two minutes will be allowed for the fall of each wicket. This rule will only apply when an official umpire or umpires are present. A fielding circle of two semi-circles shall be marked on the field of play with their centres the middle stumps at either end of the pitch and their radis 30 yards. The semi-circles shall be linked by two parallel straight lines and marked with dots or disks at 5 yard intervals. Penalties for contravention: If any fielding restriction is contravened, either Umpire shall immediately call and signal No-Ball. If the Umpires fail to notice the contravention, provided the ball has not come in to play for the next ball or time has not been called[ and upon being made aware, the Umpires shall confer. If they agree that the contravention has been missed, a retrospective No-Ball shall be called and the current ball shall be treated as a No-Ball. A minimun of four fielders plus the bowler and wicket keeper must be within that circle for the duration of the innings. If a team is fielding less than eleven players four fielders still applies.
31. LEAGUE CHAMPIONS. All Clubs engaged in the Leagues shall play home and away matches with each other during the season, and the Club with the highest number of points in Division 1 at the end of the season, shall be considered Champions of the League. In Divisions I, II and III, in the event of two or more clubs finishing equal after the application of Rule 13. Any matches necessary to decide the Championship, promotion or relegation will be played on dates to be arranged by the Council, such deciding matches to be concluded by 30th September. Each innings of a deciding match will be limited to 45 six-ball overs. In the event of a Club being unable to fulfil a deciding match it shall be awarded to the opposing team. If for any reason the matches cannot be completed by 30th September the Council to determine the action to be taken. This rule will also apply to the matter of promotion and relegation. The team winning the Competition shall have the Senior Cup presented to them.
JUNIOR LEAGUE 32. The Competition shall be called the 'Cambridgeshire Cricket Association Junior League'.
93 33. ADMISSION . The Competition shall be open to (a) second elevens of clubs competing in the Senior Competition: (b) Clubs not competing in the Senior Competition. The Competition to consist of Divisions to be arranged geographically as far as possible Each division in the Northern Section shall be regarded as of comparable strength to that in the Southern Section. In Division II and below there will be either 2 or 3 sections. Each Division shall consist of eight, nine or ten teams at the discretion of the Council. The Competition shall proceed on the basis of promotion and relegation, subject to Rule 15. At the end of the season three teams of each section of Division 1 with the lowest number of points maybe relegated to Division II. The two teams with the highest number of points in each section of Division II will be promoted to Division 1. The number of teams relegated will be dependant on the number of teams required to formulate divisions for the following season. This will be decided upon by teams with the lowest number of points in each section of Division II will be relegated to the relevant section of Division III. From Division III and below promotion and relegation will proceed on a two up and whatever is required (as above) down basis between the relevant sections. Where there is less than Þ ve teams in the lowest division the Council will arrange for teams to be placed in the next highest division. The Competition Secretary will also notify all clubs that would be affected by changes other than the normal promotion and relegation. The two highest placed teams in each section of Division 1 will be promoted to Senior League Division III, In all divisions the number of teams relegated may be more or fewer depending on the number of teams relegated from the Cambs & Hunts Premier League at the end of the season. The Composition of each division will be at the discretion of the Council. In the event of club withdrawing the vacancy shall be Þ lled the following year and the discretion of the Council.
34. DURATION OF MATCHES In all matches the innings of each side shall be limited to 40 six-ball overs. In all matches which commence as 40 over matches no bowler may bowl more than 8 overs in the match. With one ball per innings supplied by each team (approved by the Association Tiflex St James) which they will bowl with. Failure to use the approved ball will subject to any sanction deemed suitable by the Council. In the case of matches commencing late due to inclement weather or any other valid reason the Captains may agree that the number of overs shall be reduced to 25, 30,or 35 each side with bowlers restricted to 5, 6 or 7 overs respectively.
94 35. LEAGUE POINTS In any match the side scoring the most runs shall be the winner and shall receive 20 points The losing side shall be awarded bonus points at the rate of 1 point for every 2 opponent%s wickets taken and 1 point for every 40 runs scored up to 200 runs. In a run tied match, each team shall receive 7 points plus bonus points as above. In an abandoned match, each team shall receive 5 points plus bonus points as above. In a cancelled match, each team shall receive 5 points. Positions in the respective leagues will be decided by the total number of points and shall be irrespective of the number of matches completed subject to there being no default with cancelled matches as stated in Rule 15. 36. LEAGUE CHAMPIONS . All Clubs engaged in the Leagues shall play home and away matches with each other during the season unless the Council deems it neccessary to have larger Leagues with teams playing each other once. The winning club of each section (North and South) of Division 1 shall meet to decide the Championship of the League. This match will be played at the discretion of the Council. The Association will cover all costs relating to the Junior League Play - off except any cost of the balls and hire of the ground. In the event of the scores being equal at the conclusion of a Championship deciding Match the winner shall be determined as follows: (i) the team which has scored the highest average runs per over during its innings (ii) if still equal the team which has lost fewer wickets (iii) if still equal the team which has the highest number of runs at the end of the last but one over of its innings etc. etc. (iv) if still equal the total runs scored in the League matches between the teams concerned will be divided by the total number of wickets lost in those matches, and the team with the highest average will be the winner. In the event of two or more clubs in either section of Division 1 finishing equal after the application of Rule 13, deciding matches shall be played on dates to be arranged by the Council, such deciding matches to be concluded by 30th September. Each innings of a Championship match, or a deciding match will be limited to 40 six-ball overs. In the event of a club being unable to fulfil a deciding match it shall be awarded to the opposing team. If for any reason the matches cannot be completed by 30th September, the Council shall determine the action to be taken. The Rule will also apply to the matter of promotion and relegation. The team winning the Competition shall have the Junior League Cup presented to them.
95 MINOR LEAGUE (As Rules 33!36)
THURSDAY LEAGUE (or Cup Competition) Rules 37!40 (No competition 2001)
INVITATION CUP COMPETITION 41. The Competition shall be called the Cambridgeshire Cricket Association Invitation Cup Competition (any sponsor may be added to the title) and will be played on a knock-out basis.
42. ADMISSION . Invitations to compete will be made at the discretion of the Council.
43. DURATION OF MATCHES . In all matches the innings of each side will be limited to 45 overs. In all Invitation Cup matches a new ball will be used at the start of each innings as agreed by the Association. With one ball per innings supplied by each team (Tiflex St James) which they will bowl with. Failure to use the approved ball will be subject to any sanction deemed suitable by the Council. The Association will provide both balls for the final. In matches which commence as 45 overs no bowler may bowl more than 9 overs during the match. Each team to bat once only and the team scoring the most runs to be the winner. If the start is delayed by weather or there is a subsequent interruption the captains may agree to a lesser number of overs ! minimum 10. In matches where the number of overs is reduced no bowler may bowl more than a quarter of the overs to be bowled. For this calculation fractions of overs will be disregarded. If rain or bad light curtails play before the completion of a match the result will be decided in favour of the side that has scored the fastest in runs per over throughout its innings provided that at least 10 overs have been bowled to the side batting second. If the scoring rates are equal the side with the highest score after 10 overs of its innings will be the winner. If, through inclement weather, no play is possible a bowl out must take place. A bowl out will consist of five bowlers bowling overarm, two balls in succession, at a full wicket (3 stumps, 2 bails) with no wicket keeper standing up. These to be bowled alternate. If level after ten deliveries of each side, it will be sudden death, bowled by bowlers other than the first five. If a bowl out is not possible the match must be decided by a toss of a coin. All matches must be completed on the day of the match, other than the semi-final and final which will have a reserve day. A fielding circle of two semi-circles shall be marked on the field of play
96 with their centres the middle stumps at either end of the pitch and their radis 30 yards. The semi-circles shall be linked by two parallel straight lines and marked with dots or disks at 5 yard intervals. Penalties for contravention: If any fielding restriction is contravened, either Umpire shall immediately call and signal No-Ball. If the Umpires fail to notice the contravention, provided the ball has not come in to play for the next ball or time has not been called[ and upon being made aware, the Umpires shall confer. If they agree that the contravention has been missed, a retrospective No-Ball shall be called and the current ball shall be treated as a No-Ball. A minimun of four fielders plus the bowler and wicket keeper must be within that circle for the duration of the innings. If a team is fielding less than eleven players four fielders still applies. 44. RESULTS . In the event of the scores being equal at the conclusion of a of a match the winner shall be determined as follows: (i) The team which has scored the highest average runs per over during its innings (ii) if still equal the team which has lost fewer wickets (iii) if still equal the team which has the highest number of runs at the end of the last but one over of its innings etc, etc. If for any reason the matches cannot be completed by 30th September, the Council shall determine the action to be taken.
45. DRAW. Competing clubs shall be drawn in pairs, the club first drawn to have choice of ground. The Final will be played at a venue to be pre- arranged by the Council. The date for the termination of each Round shall be fixed when the draw takes place. Any Club failing to play off its fixture on such date, to be excluded, unless the Council, on application being made to them, shall decide that an extension of time be granted.
46. CHAMPIONSHIP. The team winning the Competition shall have the Invitation Cup presented to them. The Association will cover all costs relating to the Final and will be played at a venue to be pre-arranged by The Council.
WALKER INVITATION CUP COMPETITION 47. The Competition shall be called the Cambridgeshire Cricket Association Walker Invitation Cup, 20/20 Competition (any sponsor maybe added to the title) and will be played on a knockout basis.
48. ADMISSION . The Competition shall be open to all clubs affiliated to the Association.
49. DURATION OF MATCHES In all matches the innings will be limited
97 to 20 six-ball overs. The home team will provide a ball to be used (which has approved by the Association). Two balls will be used for the semi final and final supplied by the Association. In all matches which commence as 20 over matches no bowler may bowl more than 4 overs in the match. If needed the match maybe reduced to a minimum of 5 overs a side with the bowlers overs allocation reduction in proportion (So five bowlers must be used). If 5 overs each side are not completed a bowl out shall take place. If the scores are level, the side losing the fewer wickets will be the winner, if still level, the number of runs scored in the first five overs of the innings will be the winner. If, through inclement weather, no play is possible a bowl out must take place. A bowl out will consist of five bowlers bowling overarm, two balls in succession, at a full wicket (3 stumps, 2 bails) with no wicket keeper standing up. These to be bowled alternate. If level after ten deliveries of each side, it will be sudden death, bowled by bowlers other than the first five. If a bowl out is not possible the match must be decided by a toss of a coin. All matches must be completed on the day of the match, other than the semi-final and final which will have a reserve day. No innings should last more than one-and-a-half hours, if it does, six runs will be added to their opponents score for every full incomplete over. A fielding circle of two semi-circles shall be marked on the field of play with their centres the middle stumps at either end of the pitch and their radis 30 yards. The semi-circles shall be linked by two parallel straight lines and marked with dots or disks at 5 yard intervals. Penalties for contravention: If any fielding restriction is contravened, either Umpire shall immediately call and signal No-Ball. If the Umpires fail to notice the contravention, provided the ball has not come in to play for the next ball or time has not been called[ and upon being made aware, the Umpires shall confer. If they agree that the contravention has been missed, a retrospective No-Ball shall be called and the current ball shall be treated as a No-Ball. A minimun of four fielders plus the bowler and wicket keeper must be within that circle for the duration of the innings. If a team is fielding less than eleven players four fielders still applies. A strict wide ball Law must be implemented.
50. DRAW . Competing teams shall be drawn in pairs, the club first drawn to have choice of ground. The Final and Semi Finals will be played at a venue to be pre-arranged by the Council. The dates for the termination of each round shall be fixed at the commencement of each season. Any club failing to play off its fixtures on or before such date will
98 be excluded unless the Council on application being made to them decide that an extension of time be granted.
51. CHAMPIONSHIP . The team winning the Competition shall have the Walker Invitation Cup presented to them. The Association will cover all costs relating to the Final & Semi - Finals.
SIR JACK HOBBS MEMORIAL COMPETITION 52. The Competition shall be called the Cambridgeshire Cricket Association Sir Jack Hobbs Memorial Cup Competition.Rules 42, 43, 44, 45 and 46 of the Invitation Cup Competition shall be applied to govern the Competition except any cost required for the hire of the ground.
JUNIOR CUP COMPETITION 53. The Competition shall be called the Cambridgeshire Cricket Association Junior Cup (any sponsor may be added to the title), which is for competition amongst Junior League teams in Divisions I, II & III
54. ADMISSION . The Competition shall be open to: (a) Second Elevens of the Clubs competing in the Senior Competition[ (b) Clubs not competing in the Senior Competitions[ No team may enter the Competition if it is entered in the Lower Junior Cup Competition.
55. DURATION OF MATCHES. In all matches the innings of each side shall be limited to 40 six-ball overs. In all matches which commence as 40 over matches no bowler may bowl more than 8 overs in the match. In all Junior Cup matches a new ball will be used at the start of each innings as agreed by the Association. With one ball per innings supplied by each team (Tiflex St James) which they will bowl with. Failure to use the approved ball will be subject to any sanction deemed suitable by the Council. The Association will provide both balls for the final. In the case of matches commencing late due to inclement weather or any other valid reason the captains may agree that the number of overs shall be reduced to 25, 30,or 35 each side with bowlers restricted to 5, 6 or 7 overs respectively. In the case of matches interrupted by inclement weather or any other valid reason a match must be based on a minimum of 10 overs each side. In the event of the scores being equal at the conclusion of a match the winner shall be determined as follows: (i) the team which has scored the highest runs per over during its innings (ii) if still equal the team which has lost fewer wickets (iii) if still equal the team which has the highest number of runs at the end of the last but one over of its innings etc. 99 In a match where the number of overs has been reduced, a result can be achieved only if both teams have batted at least 10 overs (unless a team has been all out in less than 10 overs or unless the team batting second scores enough runs to win in less than 10 overs). If, through inclement weather, no play is possible a bowl out must take place. A bowl out will consist of five bowlers bowling overarm, two balls in succession, at a full wicket (3 stumps, 2 bails) with no wicket keeper standing up. These to be bowled alternate. If level after ten deliveries of each side, it will be sudden death, bowled by bowlers other than the first five. If a bowl out is not possible the match must be decided by a toss of a coin. All matches must be completed on the day of the match, other than the semi-final and final which will have a reserve day. If a bowl out is not possible the match must be decided by a toss of a coin. A fielding circle of two semi-circles shall be marked on the field of play with their centres the middle stumps at either end of the pitch and their radis 30 yards. The semi-circles shall be linked by two parallel straight lines and marked with dots or disks at 5 yard intervals. Penalties for contravention: If any fielding restriction is contravened, either Umpire shall immediately call and signal No-Ball. If the Umpires fail to notice the contravention, provided the ball has not come in to play for the next ball or time has not been called[ and upon being made aware, the Umpires shall confer. If they agree that the contravention has been missed, a retrospective No-Ball shall be called and the current ball shall be treated as a No-Ball. A minimun of four fielders plus the bowler and wicket keeper must be within that circle for the duration of the innings. If a team is fielding less than eleven players four fielders still applies. All matches must be completed on the day of the match, other than the semi-final and final which will have a reserve day.
56. RESULT . In the event of the scores being equal at the conclusion of a of the match the winner shall be determined as follows: (i) The team which has scored the highest average runs per over during its innings (ii) if still equal the team which has lost fewer wickets (iii) if still equal the team which has the highest number of runs at the end of the last but one over of its innings etc, etc.If for any reason the matches cannot be completed by 30th September, the Council shall determine the action to be taken. 57. DRAW . Competing clubs shall be drawn in pairs, the Club first drawn to have choice of ground. The Final will be played at a venue to be pre- arranged by the Council.The dates for termination of each Round shall be fixed at the commencement of the season. Any Club failing to play off its fixtures on such date, to be excluded unless the Council on appli cation being
100 made to them, shall decide that an extension of time be granted.
58. CHAMPIONSHIP . The team winning the Competition shall have the Junior Cup presented to them.The Association will cover all costs relating to the Final.
LOWER JUNIOR CUP COMPETITION 59. The Competition shall be called the Cambridgeshire Cricket Association Lower Junior Cup (any sponsor may be added to the title), which is for competition amongst teams entered in the Junior League in Divisions IV and below and those in the Minor League. 60. ADMISSION . Any team entering the Lower Junior Cup Competition may not enter the Junior Cup Competition.
61. DURATION OF MATCHES In all matches the innings will be limited to 20 six-ball overs. The home team will provide a ball to be used which has approved by the Association (Tiflex St James). Two balls will be used for the semi final and final supplied by the Association. In all matches which commence as 20 over matches no bowler may bowl more than 4 overs in the match. If needed the match maybe reduced to a minimum of 5 overs a side with the bowlers overs allocation reduction in proportion (So five bowlers must be used). If 5 overs each side are not completed a bowl out shall take place. If the scores are level, the side losing the fewer wickets will be the winner, if still level, the number of runs scored in the first five overs of the innings will be the winner. If, through inclement weather, no play is possible a bowl out must take place. A bowl out will consist of five bowlers bowling overarm, two balls in succession, at a full wicket (3 stumps, 2 bails) with no wicket keeper standing up. These to be bowled alternate. If level after ten deliveries of each side, it will be sudden death, bowled by bowlers other than the first five. If a bowl out is not possible the match must be decided by a toss of a coin. All matches must be completed on the day of the match, other than the semi-final and final which will have a reserve day. If a bowl out is not possible the match must be decided by a toss of a coin. A fielding circle of two semi-circles shall be marked on the field of play with their centres the middle stumps at either end of the pitch and their radis 30 yards. The semi-circles shall be linked by two parallel straight lines and marked with dots or disks at 5 yard intervals. Penalties for contravention: If any fielding restriction is contravened, either Umpire shall immediately call and signal No-Ball. If the Umpires fail to notice the contravention, provided the ball has not come in to play for the next ball or time has not been called[ and upon being made aware, the Umpires shall confer. If they agree that the contravention has
101 been missed, a retrospective No-Ball shall be called and the current ball shall be treated as a No-Ball. A minimun of four fielders plus the bowler and wicket keeper must be within that circle for the duration of the innings. If a team is fielding less than eleven players four fielders still applies. No innings should last more than one-and-a-half hours, if it does, six runs will be added to their opponents score for every full incomplete over. A strict wide ball Law must be implemented.
62. RESULT . In the event of the scores being equal at the conclusion of a of a match the winner shall be determined as follows: (i) The team which has scored the highest average runs per over during its innings (ii) if still equal the team which has lost fewer wickets (iii) if still equal the team which has the highest number of runs at the end of the last but one over of its innings etc, etc.If for any reason the matches cannot be completed by 30th September, the Council shall determine the action to be taken.
63. DRAW . Competing teams shall be drawn in pairs, the club first drawn to have choice of ground. The Final and Semi-Finals will be played at a venue to be pre-arranged by the Council. The dates for the termination of each round shall be fixed at the commence ment of each season. Any club failing to play off its fixtures on such date to be excluded unless the Council on application being made to them decide that an extension of time be granted.
64. CHAMPIONSHIP . The team winning the Competition shall have the Lower Junior Cup presented to them. The Association will cover all costs relating to the Final.
Other Arrangements: 65. The Council shall have the authority to set the rates of fines for the current season and under unusual circumstances to take action as necessary in the best interests of the Association. The Council is required to advise the Clubs of the proposed fines for the subsequence season on the Entry Form of the previous year.
66. Any club failing to inform the Competitions Secretary a change of club contact will be subject to a fine of £20 .
67. Any club failing to pay any invoices/fines within 28 days of the date of that fine/invoice will be liable to a further £20 administrative charge. Any club that still has not paid after a further 14 days (42 days from date of fine/invoice) will be liable to a 5 point deduction against the team that
102 the fine/invoice was raised. Any club with fines outstanding on 30th September will be refused entry for the following season.
68. All clubs must have a contact that electronic mail can be sent. Any club which fails to comply will be unable to participate in any of the Association's Competitions.
69. The Council has the powers to make any decision in the best interests of the Association. If such a decision is taken by the Council. the part of the minute relating to the decision shall be circulated to all Clubs at the same time as been circulated to the members of the Council. Any such decision shall further be proposed for rattification to the next Annual General Meeting of the Association. If sucha motion is not proposed, the decision will be deemed to have lapsed of the issue of the agenda for that Annual General Meeting.
FOLLOWING THE DECISION TAKEN BY CLUBS AT THE 2007 AGM, IN REJECTING AN ALTERATION TO RULE 13 OTHER THAN MATCHES WITH APPOINTED PANEL UMPIRES, NO CLUB MAY PROTEST IN RESPECT OF LEAGUE MATCHES CANCELLED OR CURTAILED, BECAUSE OF THE CONDITION OF GROUND, WEATHER AND LIGHT.
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104 APPENDIX A
DISCIPLINARY REGULATIONS
1. AIMS AND JURISDICTION
1.1. The Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Joint Disciplinar y Committee (C&HJDC) will deal with all disciplinary matter s Involving clubs, players and officials competing in :-
• The Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Premier League • The Cambridgeshire Cricket Association • All Cricket under the Cambridgeshire Cricket Board
1.2. To this end, these discipline regulations has been adopted b y all the Leagues and Cup Competitions.
1.3. The regulations shall be complied with by all those wh o participate under the jurisdiction of any of the Leagues or Cup s Management Committees. The regulations shall apply to an y player, at any club, at any level, under the auspices of any of th e listed Leagues and Cup Competitions.
1.4. The regulations are intended to provide assistance an d uniformity to all clubs in dealing with any alleged breach of th e Code of Conduct and The Spirit of Cricket.
1.5. Any club which fails to take all reasonable steps to ensure th e proper conduct of its players, officials and/or members in al l matters for which the club or its committee is responsible, or act s in any way which is prejudicial or detrimental to the interests o r reputation of the League breaches this Code of Conduct.
1.6. There is nothing in this Code preventing or discouraging club s from applying additional or stronger sanctions against offender s than those appearing within the Code, whether or not they are th e subject of a discipline report. To this end, it is important that club s have their own code of conduct and disciplinary procedures i n place.
105 1.7. For the purposes of these regulations, the expression ‘player ’ shall throughout this document be deemed to mean and includ e not only any player, whether professional or otherwise, but als o any member or official of any club or any other person involved i n any incident of alleged misconduct occurring on any part of a cricket ground or building and not merely the field of play.
2. CODE OF CONDUCT AND SPIRIT OF CRICKET
2.1. Code of Conduct
2.1.1. All Competitions as shown in 1.1 are committed t o maintaining the highest standards of behaviour and conduct a t cricket matches both on and off the field. All clubs and players, b y virtue of their registration with their respective League and cu p competitions, explicitly agree to abide by this Code of Conduct , which incorporates the Spirit of Cricket, and are bound by th e provisions in these Regulations.
2.1.2. The captains are responsible at all times for ensuring tha t play is conducted within the Spirit of Cricket as well as within th e Laws.
2.1.3. Players and club officials must at all times accept th e umpire’s decision. Players must not show dissent at the umpire’ s decision or react in a provocative or disapproving manner toward s another player or a spectator.
2.1.4. Players and club officials shall not intimidate assault o r attempt to intimidate or assault an umpire, another player, a clu b official or a spectator.
2.1.5. Players and club officials shall not use crude and/or abusiv e language (known as “sledging”), nor make offensive gestures o r hand signals, nor deliberately distract an opponent.
2.1.6. Players and club officials shall not use language or gesture s that offend, insult, humiliate, intimidate, threaten, disparage o r vilify another person on the basis of that person’s race, religion , sexual orientation, colour, descent or national or ethnic origin.
106 2.1.7. Players and club officials shall not use or in any way b e concerned in the use or distribution of illegal drugs.
2.1.8. Players and club officials shall not make any public o r media comment which is detrimental to the League, clubs , umpires or the game in general. In this instance, media shal l include press, radio, television, external websites, club websites , social networking sites and club match programmes.
2.1.9. Players and club officials shall not disclose or commen t upon any alleged breach of this Code or upon hearing any repor t or decision arising from such breach.
2.1.10. Clubs must take adequate steps to ensure the goo d behaviour of their players, officials, members and supporters.
2.2. Spirit of Cricket
Cricket is a game that owes much of its unique appeal to the fac t that it should be played not only within its Laws, but also within th e Spirit of the Game. Any action which is seen to abuse this spiri t causes injury to the game itself. The major responsibility fo r ensuring the spirit of fair play rests with the captains.
2.2.1. There are two Laws which place the responsibility for th e team’s conduct firmly on the captain.
2.2.2. The captains are responsible at all times for ensuring tha t play is conducted within the Spirit of the Game as well as withi n the Laws.
2.2.3. In the event of any player failing to comply with th e instructions of an umpire, criticising his decision by word or action , showing dissent, or generally behaving in a manner which migh t bring the game into disrepute, the umpire concerned shall in th e first place report the matter to the other umpire and to the player’ s captain, requesting the latter to take action.
107 2.2.4. Captains and umpires together set the tone for the conduc t of a cricket match. Every player is expected to make an importan t contribution to this.
2.3. Fair and Unfair Play
2.3.1. According to the Laws the umpires are the sole judges o f fair and unfair play.
2.3.2. The umpires will intervene at any time, and it is th e responsibility of the captain to take action where required.
2.4. The umpires are authorised to intervene in cases of:
2.4.1. Time wasting.
2.4.2. Damaging the pitch.
2.4.3. Dangerous or unfair bowling.
2.4.4. Tampering with the ball.
2.4.5. Any other action that they consider to be unfair.
2.5. The Spirit of the Game involves RESPECT for:
2.5.1. Your opponents.
2.5.2. Your own captain and team.
2.5.3. The role of the umpires.
2.5.4. The game’s traditional values.
108 2.6. It is against the Spirit of the Game:
2.6.1. To dispute an umpire’s decision by word, action or gesture.
2.6.2. To direct abusive language towards an opponent or umpire.
2.6.3. To indulge in cheating or any sharp practice.
2.6.4. To appeal knowing the batsman is not out.
2.6.5. To advance towards an umpire in an aggressive manne r when appealing.
2.6.6. To seek to distract an opponent either verbally or b y harassment with persistent clapping or unnecessary noise unde r the guise of enthusiasm and motivation of one’s own side.
2.7. Violence
There is no place for any act of violence on the field of play.
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3.1. A breach of the disciplinary regulations occurs when
3.1.1. Any player who offends against the Code of Conduct o r acts at any time to prejudice the good name of interests of th e Leagues.
3.1.2. Any club fails to properly control or discipline its players o r acts in a manner prejudicial to the good name or interests of th e Leagues.
3.2. Any player or club committing such a breach shall be liable t o penalties in the manner prescribed in this document.
3.3. A breach of the Code of Conduct will normally be categorise d as Level One, Two, Three or Four as set out in section 9.
4. PROCEDURE
4.1. Reporting of Breaches.
4.1.1. For a first offence of a Level One severity in a match, th e umpire(s) should warn the player as to his future conduct an d advise him and his captain that any repetition in the match wil l result in a formal report.
4.1.2. If any player receiving such a warning then commits a further offence in the match, the umpire(s) will advise him and hi s captain that they will be submitting a formal report.
4.1.3. Should the umpire(s) consider that the first offence i s sufficiently serious, they have the authority to decide to submit a formal report without having previously issued any warning. Th e player and his captain will be advised accordingly.
110 4.1.4. Notification that a report is to be submitted following an y alleged breaches must first be advised by the umpire(s) to th e player and his captain or the executive of the player’s club on th e day of the alleged offence prior to leaving the ground. Where n o appointed Umpire is present, the complaint may be lodged by a club.
4.1.5 All reports and complaints must be received by the relevan t League Secretary within 72 hours of the alleged incident.
4.1.6 All reports and complaints may be made via letter o r preferably email in plain text. Umpire(s) are free to use the officia l ECB report forms if they wish.
4.2. On receipt of a report or complaint
4.2.1. The relevant League Secretary will the act as Disciplinar y Secretary for that case.
4.2.2. If it is deemed by the Umpire(s) in their report (or the Pane l in the case of a complaint) to be a Level One offence, the Leagu e Secretary will write to club within 72 hours and request informatio n as to what action the club has taken.
4.2.3. The club will reply to the Secretary within seven days o f receipt of the letter.
4.2.4. If the Panel decide that the action taken is sufficient, a lette r to that effect will be sent to the relevant club within 72 hours of th e decision and no further action will be taken. However, the Pane l may decide to refer the report to a full Panel Hearing.
4.2.5. The Panel will automatically hear offences deemed to b e above Level One.
111 All Level One offences will be recorded. Two Level On e offences in a season will result in a two match ban. In al l Level Two offences, the club will be instructed to take action , and the player banned for two matches. Failure of the club t o take appropriate action will result in a Disciplinary Hearing , when the ban will be increased to whatever the Disciplinar y Committee deem suitable. More serious offences will resul t in an automatic Disciplinary Hearing.
4.3. Suspensions imposed shall be advised in writing to th e relevant club’s County Board. Match bans will apply to all cricke t played under the auspices of ECB.
4.4. In the case of an incident involving a player under the age o f 18 years old, the County Board Welfare Officer will immediately b e informed. In such circumstances, the incident will be regarded a s a welfare and child protection case. If the incident is bein g investigated by another organisation the Panel will await th e outcome of that investigation before taking any further action.
5. DISCIPLINARY HEARINGS
5.1. If a hearing is required, then the relevant League Secretar y will be responsible for arranging the hearing.
5.2. Format of the Disciplinary Committee
5.2.1. Each League shall nominate 3 people to sit on th e Disciplinary Committee at the commencement of each season . No other persons will sit on the commission apart from thes e appointed people in that season. The nominated persons shal l not be the League Chairmen nor their deputies.
5.2.2. The nominated person will act as the Chairman for thei r League’s hearings on a case-by-case basis.
112 5. 2.3. A member from two other Leagues would also be in attendance. An Umpires’ representative will be present at al l hearings, with full voting rights. Where it is deemed necessary , the relevant League Child Welfare Officer will be present but hav e no voting rights. The relevant League Secretary would act as th e Panel Secretary but have no voting rights.
5.2.4. No member of the Panel should be connected with th e player, the club or their opponents at the time of the allege d breach, or a club which might directly benefit from any disciplinar y action.
5.3. Dates of Hearings
The Panel will convene monthly during the season on the las t Wednesday of the month if required. Appeals will be heard on a n ad-hoc basis, but may be heard on the same night as a Pane l meeting if appropriate.
5.4. The accused player or club shall be entitled:
5.4.1. To submit written statements ahead of the hearing.
5.4.2. To attend the hearing.
5.4.3. To state his case (in the case of a club, by a club official).
5.4.4. To be supported by a colleague and to call witnesses.
5.4.5. To have legal representation. If the player or club is to hav e representation present at the hearing then the details of tha t representation must be given to the Panel Secretary not less tha n 48 hours before the date of the hearing. A club or player involve d in disciplinary proceedings will be solely responsible for meetin g such costs or expenses as it or they may incur, including the cos t of any legal or other representation.
5.5. The standard of proof shall be on the balance of probabilitie s rather than the criminal standard of beyond reasonable doubt.
113 5. 6. Decisions of the panel shall be by simple majority vote . Where necessary the Disciplinary Panel Chairman will use a n extra casting vote.
6. APPEA LS
6.1. A notice of appeal setting out the grounds must be given i n writing to the hearing Secretary within seven days of the decisio n of the Disciplinary Panel, together with a deposit of £50 if th e appeal is by a player or £150 if the appeal is by a club.
6.2. If a notice of appeal is given, the penalty shall not take effec t pending the hearing of the appeal, which shall take place as soo n as is practicable and in any event within 14 days of receipt o f notice of the appeal.
6.3. The player or club shall have the same entitlements as set ou t for the original hearing.
6.4. The relevant League Chairman or his nominated deputy wil l act as the Appeal Chairman on a case-by-case basis.
6.5. The Appeal Panel members will be constituted in the sam e manner as the original Hearing Panel. None of the origina l Hearing Panel members bar the Panel Secretary and the Leagu e Child Welfare Officer (if required) will sit on an appeal panel.
6.6. The only grounds for appeal will be
6.6.1. Mistaken identity.
6.6.2. Mistakes in procedure.
6.6.3. Production of new evidence.
6.6.4. Mitigating circumstances.
6.7. The appeal shall take the format of a complete re-hearing , taking regard to any extra evidence produced.
114 6.8. The appeal panel may
6.8.1. Dismiss the appeal for invalid grounds.
6.8.2. Waive or increase any penalties imposed by the origina l hearing.
6.9. Non-attendance at a hearing of the Appeals Panel by the clu b or person that submitted the appeal without good and valid reaso n for such non-attendance will automatically result in forfeiture o f their right of appeal.
6.10. The decision arrived at by an appeal panel, or if no appeal i s lodged within the proscribed time limit, of the hearing panel shal l be final and binding on all parties.
6.11. Any decisions will be conveyed to the clubs and umpire(s ) involved within seven days of the hearing date.
6.12. Decisions of the panel shall be by simple majority vote . Where necessary the Disciplinary Panel Chairman will use a n extra casting vote.
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7. 1. The following penalties should be expected to be imposed fo r any report or complaint found proven at a disciplinary hearing . The levels are as listed in section 9.
7.1.1. Level One Suspended for one to two weeks.
7.1.2. Level Two Suspended for two to six weeks.
7.1.3. Level Three Suspended for four to twelve weeks.
7.1.4. Level Four Suspended for a season or more.
7.1.5. More severe penalties will be incurred for repeat offence s and offences involving Captains.
7.2. Where applicable, penalties will be carried over to apply in th e following season.
7.3. Additional penalties
7.3.1. To record a reprimand and to give a warning as to futur e conduct to a player and/or a club.
7.3.2. To impose a fine and/or hearing and/or appeal costs.
7.3.3. To deduct League points from a club. If required, this ma y be at the start of the following season.
7.3.4. To expel the player or club from the League or Cu p competition for any period of time.
7.3.5. To relegate a club one or more divisions.
116 7.4. Panels will take the following factors into account whe n determining the penalties to be imposed
7.4.1. If the accused player or club has pleaded guilty.
7.4.2. The player or club’s previous disciplinary record.
7.4.3. If the player is also the captain.
7.4.4. The conduct of the player subsequent to him being warne d and/or told that he will be reported
7.4.5. If an appeal is considered to be frivolous.
7.5. In addition, where an individual or their representative and/ o witnesses behave inappropriately or fail to respect the formality o any hearing, the panel has the right to impose further penalties a s it sees fit.
7.6. The panel shall have the power to suspend the operation o any part, or all, of any penalty it imposes for such period an d subject to such terms and conditions it deems appropriate.
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117 8. NON PAYMENT OF FINES
8.1. Any fine levied under these procedures or imposed for th e breach of any match rule must be paid to the Treasurer of th e League within 14 days of the Club being notified of such fine.
8.2. Any fines still outstanding at the end of that period shall b e increased by 100% of the original fine, whence the Secretary o r Chairman of the offending Club shall be notified to the effect tha t the fine is outstanding. They will be given a reminder that if after a period of fourteen days from that reminder, the fine is stil l outstanding, a deduction of five points shall be made from th e points gained by the side that received the fine or in respect of a player or Club fine the player or the Club will be suspended unti l such time as the fines are paid.
8.3. In respect of other payments owed these shall be treated as i f they were a fine, except that points shall not be deducted. Suc h payment shall continue to increase by 100% for each furthe r twenty-eight day period that the payment remains outstanding.
118 9. BREACHES OF DISCIPLINE
Certain conduct, whether on or off the field of play of play , amounting to a breach of the Laws of Cricket and/or the Spirit o f Cricket has been categorised into four levels which are set out i n Law 42.2 and summarised below:-
Level 1
a) wilfully mistreating any part of the cricket ground , equipment or implements used in the match. b) showing dissent at an umpire’s decision by word or actio n c) using language that, in the circumstances, is obscene , offensive or insulting d) making an obscene gesture e) appealing excessively f) advancing towards an umpire in an aggressive manne r when appealing g) any other misconduct, the nature of which is, in th e opinion of the umpires, equivalent to a Level 1 offence
Level 2
a) showing serious dissent at an umpire’s decision by wor d or action b) making inappropriate and deliberate physical contact wit h another player c) throwing the ball at a player, umpire or another person i n an inappropriate and dangerous manner d) using language or gesture to another player, umpire, tea m official or spectator that, in the circumstances, is obscene or of a serious insulting nature e) any other misconduct, the nature of which is, in th e opinion of the umpires, equivalent to a Level 2 offence
119
Level 3
a) intimidating an umpire by language or gesture b) threatening to assault a player or any other person excep t an umpire. c) any other misconduct, the nature of which is, in th e opinion of the umpires, equivalent to a Level 3 offence
Level 4
a) threatening to assault an umpire b) making inappropriate and deliberate physical contact wit h an umpire c) physically assaulting a player or any other person d) committing any other act of violence e) any other misconduct, the nature of which is, in th e opinion of the umpires, equivalent to a Level 4 offence
All Level One offences will be recorded. Two Level One offences in a season will result in a two match ban. In all Level Two offences, the club will be instructed to take action, and the player banned for two matches. Failure of the club to take appropriate action will result in a Disciplinary Hearing, when the ban will be increased to whatever the Disciplinary Committee deem suitable. More serious offences will result in an automatic Disciplinary Hearing. CAMBRIDGESHIRE CRICKET ASSOCIATION CUP FINALS
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Abington High Street, Abington Cambourne Sterling Way, Upper Cambourne Cambridge NCI Fitzwilliam College Sports Groun d Chatteris Wenny Road, Chatteris City of Ely Newnham Street, Ely Great Shelford Woollards Lane, Great Shelford Longstanton Over Road, Longstanton Grasshoppers March Town II Burrowmoor Road, March Needingworth Church Street, Needingworth Royston The Grange, Therfield
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021
Abington v Cambourne Abington v Chatteris Camb NCI v Chatteris Cambourne v Gt Shelford City of Ely v Gt Shelford Camb NCI v Royston March II v Longstanton City of Ely v March II Royston v Needingworth Needingworth v Longstanton
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Camb NCI v City of Ely City of Ely v Abington Chatteris v Royston Gt Shelford v Royston Gt Shelford v March II Longstanton v Chatteris Longstanton v Cambourne March II v Cambourne Needingworth v Abington Needingworth v Camb NCI
Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Abington v Longstanton Abington v Camb NCI Cambourne v Royston Cambourne v City of Ely Camb NCI v March II Chatteris v Needingwort h City of Ely v Chatteris Longstanton v Gt Shelford Needingworth v Gt Shelford March II v Royston
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021
Chatteris v Cambourne Abington v March II Gt Shelford v Abington Camb NCI v Cambourne Longstanton v Camb NCI Gt Shelford v Chatteris March II v Needingworth Needingworth v City of Ely Royston v City of Ely Royston v Longstanton
122 CCA SENIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 1
Saturday 26 June 2021 Saturday 31 July 2021
Abington v Royston Cambourne v Camb NCI Cambourne v Needingworth Chatteris v Gt Shelford Camb NCI v Gt Shelford City of Ely v Needingwort h Chatteris v March II Longstanton v Royston City of Ely v Longstanton March II v Abington
Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 7 August 2021
Chatteris v City of Ely Camb NCI v Abington Gt Shelford v Needingworth City of Ely v Cambourne Longstanton v Abington Gt Shelford v Longstanton March II v Camb NCI Needingworth v Chatteris Royston v Cambourne Royston v March II
Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 14 August 2021
Abington v Needingworth Abington v City of Ely Cambourne v Longstanton Cambourne v March II City of Ely v Camb NCI Camb NCI v Needingwort h March II v Gt Shelford Chatteris v Longstanton Royston v Chatteris Royston v Gt Shelford
Saturday 17 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021
Chatteris v Abington Gt Shelford v Camb NCI Gt Shelford v Cambourne Longstanton v City of Ely Longstanton v Needingworth March II v Chatteris March II v City of Ely Needingworth v Cambourne Royston v Camb NCI Royston v Abington
Saturday 24 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021
Cambourne v Abington Abington v Gt Shelford Chatteris v Camb NCI Cambourne v Chatteris Gt Shelford v City of Ely Camb NCI v Longstanton Longstanton v March II City of Ely v Royston Needingworth v Royston Needingworth v March II
123 CCA SENIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 2
Bluntisham Mill Lane, Bluntisham Buntingford Norfolk Road, Buntingford Cambourne II Sterling Way, Upper Cambourne Fulbourn Institute Church Street, Fulbourn Histon II New Road, Impington Horseheath Mill Street, Horseheath Milton The Sycamores, Milton Newport Frambury Lane, Newport Wilburton Station Road, Wilburton
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021
Buntingford v Fulbourn Histon II v Horseheath Cambourne II v Bluntisham Milton v Cambourne II Histon II v Milton Newport v Fulbourn Horseheath v Newport Wilburton v Bluntisham
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Fulbourn v Bluntisham Buntingford v Histon II Histon II v Cambourne II Cambourne II v Horseheath Milton v Horseheath Fulbourn v Wilburton Wilburton v Buntingford Milton v Newport
Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Buntingford v Bluntisham Histon II v Bluntisham Histon II v Newport Horseheath v Buntingford Milton v Fulbourn Newport v Cambourne II Wilburton v Cambourne II Wilburton v Milton
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021
Bluntisham v Buntingford Bluntisham v Horseheath Cambourne II v Wilburton Cambourne II v Fulbourn Fulbourn v Milton Milton v Buntingford Newport v Histon II Newport v Wilburton
124 CCA SENIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 2
Saturday 26 June 2021 Saturday 7 August 2021
Bluntisham v Milton Bluntisham v Fulbourn Buntingford v Newport Buntingford v Wilburton Horseheath v Fulbourn Cambourne II v Histon II Wilburton v Histon II Horseheath v Milton
Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 14 August 2021
Bluntisham v Wilburton Bluntisham v Newport Cambourne II v Milton Buntingford v Cambourne II Fulbourn v Newport Histon II v Fulbourn Horseheath v Histon II Horseheath v Wilburton
Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021
Buntingford v Milton Cambourne II v Buntingford Fulbourn v Cambourne II Fulbourn v Histon II Horseheath v Bluntisham Newport v Bluntisham Wilburton v Newport Wilburton v Horseheath
Saturday 17 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021
Fulbourn v Horseheath Bluntisham v Histon II Histon II v Wilburton Buntingford v Horseheath Milton v Bluntisham Cambourne II v Newport Newport v Buntingford @ Lower Cam b Milton v Wilburton Saturday 24 July 2021
Histon II v Buntingford Horseheath v Cambourne II Newport v Milton Wilburton v Fulbourn
Saturday 31 July 2021
Bluntisham v Cambourne II Fulbourn v Buntingford Milton v Histon II Newport v Horseheath
125 CCA SENIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 3
Barrington The Green, Barrington Chesterfords Newmarket Road, Gt Chesterford Fordham Carter Street, Fordham Girton Cambridge Road, Girton Isleham Mill Street, Isleham Ramsey II Cricket Field Lane, Ramsey Saffron Walden III County High, Audley End Road Takeley Brewers End, Takeley Wilbrahams Angle End, Great Wilbraham Yelling High Street, Yelling
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021
Chesterfords v Wilbrahams Girton v Isleham Girton v Ramsey II Ramsey II v Fordham Saff Walden III v Isleham Saff Walden III v Chesterfords Takeley v Barrington Wilbrahams v Takeley Yelling v Fordham Yelling v Barrington
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Barrington v Fordham Chesterfords v Barrington Girton v Chesterfords Fordham v Saff Wald III Isleham v Takeley Girton v Yelling Wilbrahams v Saff Wald III Isleham v Wilbrahams Yelling v Ramsey II Takeley v Ramsey II
Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Chesterfords v Takeley Barrington v Isleham Fordham v Girton Fordham v Chesterfords Ramsey II v Isleham Ramsey II v Wilbrahams Saff Walden III v Yelling Saff Walden III v Girton Wilbrahams v Barrington Takeley v Yelling
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021
Barrington v Girton Barrington v Saff Wald III Isleham v Chesterfords Chesterfords v Ramsey II Saff Walden III v Ramsey II Fordham v Wilbrahams Takeley v Fordham Isleham v Yelling Yelling v Wilbrahams Takeley v Girton
126 CCA SENIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 3
Saturday 26 June 2021 Saturday 31 July 2021
Isleham v Fordham Barrington v Yelling Ramsey II v Barrington Chesterfords v Saff Wald III Saff Walden III v Takeley Fordham v Ramsey II Wilbrahams v Girton Isleham v Girton Yelling v Chesterfords Takeley v Wilbrahams
Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 7 August 2021
Barrington v Takeley Chesterfords v Fordham Fordham v Yelling Girton v Saff Wald III Isleham v Saff Wald III Isleham v Barrington Wilbrahams v Chesterfords Wilbrahams v Ramsey II Yelling v Takeley Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 14 August 2021 Chesterfords v Girton Fordham v Barrington Barrington v Chesterfords Ramsey II v Yelling Ramsey II v Takeley Saff Walden III v Wilbrahams Saff Walden III v Fordham Takeley v Isleham Wilbrahams v Isleham Yelling v Girton Saturday 17 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021 Barrington v Wilbrahams Girton v Fordham Girton v Takeley Isleham v Ramsey II Ramsey II v Chesterfords Takeley v Chesterfords Saff Walden III v Barrington Yelling v Saff Wald III Wilbrahams v Fordham Yelling v Isleham Saturday 24 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021 Chesterfords v Isleham Fordham v Takeley Barrington v Ramsey II Girton v Barrington Chesterfords v Yelling Ramsey II v Saff Wald III Fordham v Isleham Wilbrahams v Yelling Girton v Wilbrahams Takeley v Saff Wald III
Saturday 4 September 2021
Ramsey II v Girton
127 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 1 NORTH
Bottisham & Lode Station Road, Lode Cambridge St Giles II Scotland Road, Dry Drayton Camden Queens & Robinson Sports Grd Chippenham High Street, Chippenham Coton The Footpath, Coton Cottenham Lambs Lane, Cottenham Madingley Kings & Selwyn Sports Ground Sutton Station Road, Sutton Wisbech Town III Harecroft Road, Wisbech Witcham Hythe Road, Witcham
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021
Bottisham v Camden Bottisham v Sutton Coton v Madingley Camb St Giles II v Madingley Cottenham v Witcham Chippenham v Cottenham Sutton v Chipnham Coton v Camden Wisbech III v Camb St G II Wisbech III v Witcham
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Bottisham v Chipnham Bottisham v Madingley Camb St Giles II v Camden Cottenham v Camden Cottenham v Madingley Sutton v Camb St G II Wisbech III v Coton Wisbech III v Chipnham Witcham v Sutton Witcham v Coton
Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Bottisham v Witcham Chippenham v Witcham Chippenham v Madingley Coton v Bottisham Coton v Camb St G II Cottenham v Camb St G II Cottenham v Wisbech III Madingley v Camden Sutton v Camden Sutton v Wisbech III
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021
Camb St Giles II v Bottisham Camb St Giles II v Witcham Coton v Chipnham Camden v Chipnham Sutton v Cottenham Cottenham v Coton Wisbech III v Madingley Madingley v Sutton Witcham v Camden Wisbech III v Bottisham
128 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 1 NORTH
Saturday 26 June 2021 Saturday 31 July 2021
Camb St Giles II v Wisbech III Camden v Cottenham Camden v Bottisham Chippenham v Wisbech III Chippenham v Sutton Coton v Witcham Madingley v Coton Madingley v Camb St G II Witcham v Cottenham Sutton v Bottisham
Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 7 August 2021
Camb St Giles II v Chipnham Camb St Giles II v Cottenham Camden v Wisbech III Camden v Coton Coton v Sutton Madingley v Bottisham Cottenham v Bottisham Wisbech III v Sutton Witcham v Madingley Witcham v Chipnham
Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 14 August 2021
Camden v Camb St G II Bottisham v Coton Chippenham v Bottisham Camb St Giles II v Sutton Coton v Wisbech III Camden v Madingley Madingley v Cottenham Cottenham v Chipnham Sutton v Witcham Witcham v Wisbech III
Saturday 17 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021
Camden v Sutton Bottisham v Wisbech III Madingley v Chipnham Chippenham v Camden Wisbech III v Cottenham Coton v Cottenham Witcham v Bottisham Sutton v Madingley Witcham v Camb St G II Saturday 24 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021 Bottisham v Camb St G II Camden v Witcham Bottisham v Cottenham Chippenham v Coton Chippenham v Camb St G II Cottenham v Sutton Madingley v Witcham Madingley v Wisbech III Sutton v Coton Wisbech III v Camden
Saturday 4 September 2021
Camb St Giles II v Coton
129 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 1 SOUTH
Ashwell Lucas Lane, Ashwell Audley End & Littlebury Audley End Mansion, Audley End Birchanger Birchanger Lane, Birchanger Great Chishill Hall Lane, Great Chishill Linton Village Meadow Lane, Linton Little Shelford The Wale, Little Shelford Rickling Ramblers The Green, Rickling Green Thriplow Fowlmere Road, Thriplow Whittlesford The Lawn, Whittlesford
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Ashwell v Linton Birchanger v Thriplow Gt Chishill v Audley End Gt Chishill v Linton Lt Shelford v Rickling Lt Shelford v Ashwell Whittlesford v Thriplow Rickling v Whittlesford
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Ashwell v Whittlesford Audley End v Linton Birchanger v Gt Chishill Gt Chishill v Ashwell Lt Shelford v Audley End Lt Shelford v Birchanger Thriplow v Linton Rickling v Thriplow
Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021
Birchanger v Audley End Ashwell v Birchanger Gt Chishill v Thriplow Audley End v Whittlesford Linton v Whittlesford Linton v Rickling Rickling v Ashwell Lt Shelford v Thriplow
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 26 June 2021
Ashwell v Audley End Birchanger v Whittlesford Gt Chishill v Whittlesford Lt Shelford v Gt Chishill Lt Shelford v Linton Thriplow v Ashwell Rickling v Birchanger Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021 Audley End v Thriplow Ashwell v Gt Chishill Gt Chishill v Rickling Birchanger v Lt Shelford Linton v Birchanger Linton v Audley End Lt Shelford v Whittlesford Thriplow v Rickling
130 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 1 SOUTH
Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021
Audley End v Lt Shelford Ashwell v Lt Shelford Gt Chishill v Birchanger Linton v Gt Chishill Linton v Thriplow Thriplow v Birchanger Whittlesford v Ashwell Whittlesford v Rickling
Saturday 17 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021
Audley End v Ashwell Ashwell v Thriplow Birchanger v Rickling Gt Chishill v Lt Shelford Linton v Lt Shelford Rickling v Audley End Whittlesford v Gt Chishill Whittlesford v Birchanger
Saturday 24 July 2021 Saturday 4 September 2021
Birchanger v Ashwell Audley End v Rickling Rickling v Linton Thriplow v Lt Shelford Whittlesford v Audley End
Saturday 31 July 2021
Birchanger v Linton Rickling v Gt Chishill Thriplow v Audley End Whittlesford v Lt Shelford
Saturday 7 August 2021
Ashwell v Rickling Thriplow v Gt Chishill Whittlesford v Linton
Saturday 14 August 2021
Audley End v Gt Chishill Linton v Ashwell Rickling v Lt Shelford Thriplow v Whittlesford
131 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 2 NORTH
Burwell & Exning III Tan House Lane, Burwell or Cotton End Road, Exning Cam Kerala Sedley Taylor Road, Cambridge Cambridge NCI II Fitzwilliam College Sports Groun d City of Ely II Newnham Street, Ely Histon III New Road, Impington Little Downham Main Street, Little Downham Over The Green, Over Saint Ives & Warboys II California Road, St Ives or Forge Way, Warboys Telugu Assn Cambridge Burwell Road, Reach
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021
Burwell III v T A C Burwell III v Over @ Burwell @ Burwell Cam Kerala v Lt Downham Histon III v Camb NCI II Histon III v City of Ely II Lt Downham v City of Ely II Over v Camb NCI II Saint Ives II v T A C @ Warboys Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021 City of Ely II v Camb NCI II Lt Downham v Histon III Cam Kerala v Burwell III Over v Saint Ives II Camb NCI II v T A C T A C v Cam Kerala Over v City of Ely II Saint Ives II v Histon III Saturday 15 May 2021 @ Warboys
Cam Kerala v Over Saturday 12 June 2021 Histon III v Lt Downham Saint Ives II v City of Ely II Camb NCI II v Cam Kerala @ Warboys City of Ely II v Burwell III T A C v Burwell III Lt Downham v Saint Ives II T A C v Histon III Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021 Camb NCI II v Burwell III City of Ely II v Histon III Cam Kerala v Saint Ives II Lt Downham v Cam Kerala City of Ely II v T A C Over v T A C Histon III v Burwell III Lt Downham v Over
132 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 2 NORTH
Saturday 26 June 2021 Saturday 31 July 2021
Histon III v Cam Kerala Burwell III v City of Ely II Over v Burwell III @ Burwell Saint Ives II v Camb NCI II Camb NCI II v Histon III @ Saint Ives Over v Lt Downham T A C v Lt Downham T A C v Saint Ives II
Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 7 August 2021
Burwell III v Saint Ives II Cam Kerala v Camb NCI II @ Burwell Histon III v T A C Camb NCI II v Over Lt Downham v Burwell III City of Ely II v Cam Kerala Saint Ives II v Over Lt Downham v T A C @ Warboys
Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 14 August 2021
Cam Kerala v T A C Burwell III v Camb NCI II Camb NCI II v City of Ely II @ Burwell Histon III v Over City of Ely II v Lt Downham Saint Ives II v Lt Downham Saint Ives II v Cam Kerala @ Saint Ives @ Warboys T A C v Over Saturday 17 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021 Burwell III v Histon III @ Burwell Burwell III v Lt Downham Camb NCI II v Lt Downham @ Burwell City of Ely II v Saint Ives II Cam Kerala v Histon III Over v Cam Kerala Camb NCI II v Saint Ives II T A C v City of Ely II Saturday 24 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021 Burwell III v Cam Kerala @ Burwell Cam Kerala v City of Ely II City of Ely II v Over Lt Downham v Camb NCI II Histon III v Saint Ives II Over v Histon III T A C v Camb NCI II Saint Ives II v Burwell III @ Warboys
133 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 2 SOUTH
Abington II High Street, Abington Aspenden, Standon & The Green, Aspenden Puckeridge Barley Smiths End, Barley Bassingbourn South End, Bassingbourn Elmdon Kings Lane, Elmdon Haslingfield High Street, Haslingfield Helions Bumpstead Steeple Bumpstead Road, Helions Bumpstead Ickleton Frogge Street, Ickleton Mill Green New Road, Ashdon
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021
Haslingfield v Aspenden Elmdon v Abington II Helions Bump v Abington II Helions Bump v Haslingfield Ickleton v Barley Ickleton v Bassingbour n Mill Green v Elmdon Mill Green v Barley
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Abington II v Haslingfield Aspenden v Bassingbour n Aspenden v Mill Green Barley v Elmdon Barley v Bassingbourn Haslingfield v Ickleton Ickleton v Helions Bump Mill Green v Helions Bum p
Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Bassingbourn v Haslingfield Aspenden v Abington II Elmdon v Aspenden Haslingfield v Elmdon Helions Bump v Barley Helions Bump v Bassingbour n Mill Green v Abington II Ickleton v Mill Green
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021
Abington II v Elmdon Aspenden v Ickleton Barley v Mill Green Barley v Abington II Bassingbourn v Ickleton Bassingbourn v Elmdon Haslingfield v Helions Bump Mill Green v Haslingfield
134 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 2 SOUTH
Saturday 26 June 2021 Saturday 7 August 2021
Bassingbourn v Aspenden Abington II v Bassingbour n Elmdon v Barley Aspenden v Helions Bum p Helions Bump v Mill Green Barley v Haslingfield Ickleton v Haslingfield Ickleton v Elmdon
Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 14 August 2021
Abington II v Helions Bump Aspenden v Barley Aspenden v Haslingfield Helions Bump v Elmdon Barley v Ickleton Ickleton v Abington II Elmdon v Mill Green Mill Green v Bassingbour n
Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021
Bassingbourn v Barley Abington II v Ickleton Haslingfield v Abington II Barley v Aspenden Helions Bump v Ickleton Bassingbourn v Mill Green Mill Green v Aspenden Elmdon v Helions Bum p
Saturday 17 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021
Abington II v Mill Green Bassingbourn v Abington II Aspenden v Elmdon Elmdon v Ickleton Barley v Helions Bump Haslingfield v Barley Haslingfield v Bassingbourn Helions Bump v Aspenden
Saturday 24 July 2021
Abington II v Barley Elmdon v Bassingbourn Haslingfield v Mill Green Ickleton v Aspenden
Saturday 31 July 2021
Abington II v Aspenden Bassingbourn v Helions Bump Elmdon v Haslingfield Mill Green v Ickleton
135 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 3 NORTH
Bluntisham II Mill Lane, Bluntisham Chatteris II Wenny Road, Chatteris Cherry Hinton Colliers Lane, Stow-cum-Quy Kimbolton II Pound Lane, Kimbolton Longstanton Over Road, Longstanton Grasshoppers II Needingworth II Church St, Needingworth St. Ives & Warboys III California Road, St Ives or Forge Way, Warboys Wilburton II Station Road, Wilburton Wimblington Chapel Lane, Wimblington
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021
Bluntisham II v Wilburton II Bluntisham II v Cherry Hinto n Chatteris II v Kimbolton II Chatteris II v Saint Ives III Longstanton v Cherry Hinton Longstanton v Needingwth II Saint Ives III v Wimblington Wimblington v Kimbolton II @ Saint Ives Saturday 5 June 2021 Saturday 8 May 2021 Chatteris II v Longstanton Bluntisham II v Kimbolton II Kimbolton II v Needingwth II Cherry Hinton v Longstanton Saint Ives III v Bluntisham II Wimblington v Saint Ives III @ Saint Ives Wilburton II v Wimblington Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021 Bluntisham II v Needingwth II Chatteris II v Cherry Hinton Bluntisham II v Wimblington Longstanton v Kimbolton II Kimbolton II v Wilburton II Saint Ives III v Wilburton II Needingworth II v Chatteris II @ Saint Ives Saint Ives III v Longstanton @ Warboys Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021 Kimbolton II v Saint Ives III Needingworth II v Bluntisham II Chatteris II v Needingwth II Wilburton II v Chatteris II Kimbolton II v Wimblington Wimblington v Longstanton Longstanton v Bluntisham II Saint Ives III v Cherry Hinto n @ Warboys
136 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 3 NORTH
Saturday 26 June 2021 Saturday 7 August 2021
Cherry Hinton v Wilburton II Chatteris II v Bluntisham II Needingworth II v Saint Ives III Cherry Hinton v Needingwth II Wimblington v Chatteris II Longstanton v Wimblington Wilburton II v Kimbolton II Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 14 August 2021 Cherry Hinton v Bluntisham II Needingworth II v Wimblington Cherry Hinton v Wimblington Wilburton II v Longstanton Longstanton v Chatteris II Needingworth II v Kimbolton II Saturday 10 July 2021 Wilburton II v Bluntisham II
Bluntisham II v Saint Ives III Saturday 21 August 2021 Chatteris II v Wimblington Kimbolton II v Cherry Hinton Chatteris II v Wilburton II Longstanton v Wilburton II Cherry Hinton v Saint Ives III Kimbolton II v Longstanton Saturday 17 July 2021 Wimblington v Needingwth II
Bluntisham II v Chatteris II Saturday 28 August 2021 Needingworth II v Longstanton Saint Ives III v Kimbolton II Cherry Hinton v Chatteris II @ Warboys Longstanton v Saint Ives III Wilburton II v Cherry Hinton Wilburton II v Needingwth II Wimblington v Bluntisham II Saturday 24 July 2021 Saturday 4 September 2021 Bluntisham II v Longstanton Cherry Hinton v Kimbolton II Kimbolton II v Chatteris II Saint Ives III v Needingwth II Needingworth II v Cherry Hinto n @ Saint Ives Wilburton II v Saint Ives III Wimblington v Wilburton II
Saturday 31 July 2021
Kimbolton II v Bluntisham II Needingworth II v Wilburton II Saint Ives III v Chatteris II @ Warboys Wimblington v Cherry Hinton
137 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 3 WEST
Bar Hill The Spinney, Bar Hill Cam Kerala II Sedley Taylor Road Cambourne III Woodfield Lane, Lwr Cambourne Cambridge NCI III Parker’s Piece, Cambridge Cambridge St Giles III Cambridge University Press Comberton Hines Lane, Comberton Harlton Washpit Lane, Harlton Longstowe Park Lane, Longstowe Madingley II Downing College Sports Ground Milton II The Sycamores, Milton
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021
Bar Hill v Comberton Cam Kerala II v Bar Hill Cambourne III v Camb NCI III Cambourne III v Milton II Camb St Giles II v Madingley II Camb St Giles II v Harlton Harlton v Cam Kerala II Comberton v Madingley II Milton II v Longstowe Longstowe v Camb NCI III
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Cam Kerala II v Longstowe Cambourne III v Bar Hill Camb NCI III v Madingley II Camb St Giles II v Milton II Camb St Giles II v Cambourne III Comberton v Longstowe Comberton v Milton II Harlton v Camb NCI III Harlton v Bar Hill Madingley II v Cam Kerala I I
Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Bar Hill v Milton II Cam Kerala II v Comberton Cambourne III v Camb St G II Camb St Giles II v Camb NCI III Harlton v Comberton Longstowe v Cambourne II Longstowe v Cam Kerala II Madingley II v Bar Hill Madingley II v Camb NCI III Milton II v Harlton
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021
Bar Hill v Longstowe Cambourne III v Cam Kerala I I Cam Kerala II v Camb NCI III Camb NCI III v Milton II Cambourne III v Harlton Camb St Giles II v Bar Hill Comberton v Camb St G II Comberton v Harlton Milton II v Madingley II Longstowe v Madingley II
138 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 3 WEST
Saturday 26 June 2021 Saturday 31 July 2021
Bar Hill v Cambourne III Bar Hill v Camb St G II Cam Kerala II v Madingley II Cam Kerala II v Cambourne II Camb NCI III v Harlton Camb NCI III v Longstowe Longstowe v Comberton Harlton v Milton II Milton II v Camb St G II Madingley II v Comberton
Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 7 August 2021
Cam Kerala II v Harlton Cambourne III v Madingley II Cambourne III v Longstowe Camb St Giles II v Cam Kerala I I Madingley II v Camb St G II Comberton v Camb NCI III Milton II v Camb NCI III Harlton v Longstowe Milton II v Bar Hill Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 14 August 2021 Cambourne III v Comberton Camb NCI III v Bar Hill Camb NCI III v Cam Kerala I I Harlton v Madingley II Camb St Giles II v Comberton Longstowe v Camb St G II Harlton v Cambourne II Milton II v Cam Kerala II Longstowe v Bar Hill Madingley II v Milton II Saturday 17 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021 Bar Hill v Harlton Cam Kerala II v Camb St G II Bar Hill v Cam Kerala I I Camb NCI III v Comberton Camb NCI III v Cambourne II Longstowe v Milton II Harlton v Camb St G II Madingley II v Cambourne III Madingley II v Longstowe Milton II v Comberton Saturday 24 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021 Bar Hill v Camb NCI III Cam Kerala II v Milton II Bar Hill v Madingley II Camb St Giles II v Longstowe Camb NCI III v Camb St G II Comberton v Cambourne III Comberton v Cam Kerala I I Madingley II v Harlton Longstowe v Harlton
Saturday 4 September 2021
Comberton v Bar Hill Milton II v Cambourne II
139 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 3 SOUTH & EAS T
Ashdon New Road, Ashdon Barrington II The Green, Barrington Cambridge III tbc Fen Ditton Church Street, Fen Ditton Little Shelford II The Wale, Little Shelford Newton Fowlmere Road, Newton Royston II The Grange, Therfield Sawston & Babraham III High Street, Babraham Thriplow II Fowlmere Road, Thriplow or Chrishall Road, Fowlmere or Fowlmere Road, Newton
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 29 May 2021
Barrington II v Lt Shelford II Barrington II v Thriplow II Cambridge III v Ashdon Lt Shelford II v Sawston III Fen Ditton v Royston II Newton v Fen Ditton Thriplow II v Sawston III Royston II v Ashdon
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Ashdon v Fen Ditton Barrington II v Cambridge III Royston II v Lt Shelford II Fen Ditton v Lt Shelford II Sawston III v Barrington II Sawston III v Newton @ Horseheath Thriplow II v Ashdon Thriplow II v Newton @ Newton Saturday 12 June 2021
Saturday 15 May 2021 Ashdon v Lt Shelford II Royston II v Newton Fen Ditton v Cambridge III Sawston III v Cambridge III Lt Shelford II v Barrington II @ Babraham Newton v Ashdon Thriplow II v Fen Ditton Royston II v Sawston III Saturday 19 June 2021 Saturday 22 May 2021 Cambridge III v Fen Ditton Ashdon v Cambridge III Newton v Barrington II Fen Ditton v Barrington II Sawston III v Ashdon Newton v Lt Shelford II Thriplow II v Lt Shelford II Thriplow II v Royston II
140 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 3 SOUTH & EAS T
Saturday 26 June 2021 Saturday 7 August 2021
Barrington II v Fen Ditton Barrington II v Ashdon Cambridge III v Sawston III Cambridge III v Lt Shelford II Royston II v Thriplow II Newton v Royston II Sawston III v Thriplow II Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 14 August 2021 Ashdon v Royston II Cambridge III v Newton Fen Ditton v Ashdon Thriplow II v Barrington II Lt Shelford II v Cambridge III Newton v Thriplow II Saturday 10 July 2021 Sawston III v Royston II
Barrington II v Sawston III Saturday 21 August 2021 Fen Ditton v Newton Lt Shelford II v Royston II Cambridge III v Thriplow II Thriplow II v Cambridge III Fen Ditton v Sawston III Lt Shelford II v Ashdon Saturday 17 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021 Ashdon v Barrington II Cambridge III v Royston II Ashdon v Thriplow II Fen Ditton v Thriplow II Cambridge III v Barrington II Lt Shelford II v Newton Newton v Sawston III Royston II v Fen Ditton Saturday 24 July 2021 Saturday 4 September 2021 Ashdon v Sawston III Barrington II v Newton Ashdon v Newton Lt Shelford II v Fen Ditton Barrington II v Royston II Royston II v Cambridge III Sawston III v Lt Shelford II
Saturday 31 July 2021
Lt Shelford II v Thriplow II Newton v Cambridge III Royston II v Barrington II Sawston III v Fen Ditton
141 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 4 NORTH
Burwell & Exning IV Tan House Lane, Burwell or Cotton End Road, Exning Chippenham II High Street, Chippenham Haddenham Hop Row, Haddenham Hemingford Park Manor Road, Hemingford Grey March Town III Benwick Road, Doddington Over II The Green, Over Willingham West Fen Road, Willingham Wisbech Town IV Harecroft Road, Wisbech
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Chippenham II v Hemingford Burwell IV v Hemingford Haddenham v Over II @ Burwell Willingham v March III Haddenham v Wisbech IV March III v Over II Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021 Burwell IV v Haddenham @ Burwell Burwell IV v Willingham Hemingford Park v Over II @ Exning March III v Chipnham II Hemingford Park v Haddenham Over II v March III Saturday 15 May 2021 Wisbech IV v Chipnham II
Burwell IV v Chipnham II Saturday 19 June 2021 @ Burwell Haddenham v March III Chippenham II v Haddenham Hemingford Park v Willingham March III v Wisbech IV Over II v Wisbech IV Over II v Hemingford Willingham v Burwell IV Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 26 June 2021 Chippenham II v Wisbech IV March III v Burwell IV Burwell IV v Over II Willingham v Hemingford @ Exning Willingham v Chipnham II Saturday 29 May 2021 Wisbech IV v March III
Hemingford Park v Wisbech IV March III v Willingham Over II v Haddenham
142 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 4 NORTH
Saturday 3 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021
Chippenham II v Willingham Burwell IV v March III Over II v Burwell IV @ Exning Wisbech IV v Hemingford Haddenham v Willingham Wisbech IV v Over II Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021 Burwell IV v Wisbech IV @ Burwell Hemingford Park v Chipnham II Haddenham v Hemingford Willingham v Over II
Saturday 17 July 2021
Chippenham II v Burwell IV March III v Haddenham Willingham v Wisbech IV
Saturday 24 July 2021
Haddenham v Burwell IV Hemingford Park v March III Over II v Chipnham II Wisbech IV v Willingham
Saturday 31 July 2021
Haddenham v Chipnham II March III v Hemingford Wisbech IV v Burwell IV
Saturday 7 August 2021
Chippenham II v Over II Willingham v Haddenham
Saturday 14 August 2021
Chippenham II v March III Hemingford Park v Burwell IV Over II v Willingham Wisbech IV v Haddenham
143 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 4 WEST
Camden II Harlton Road, Eversden Coton II The Footpath, Coton Fulbourn Institute II Church Street, Fulbourn Girton II Cambridge Road, Girton Great Shelford II Woollards Lane, Great Shelford or Haverhill Road, Stapleford Milton III North Lodge, Milton Steeple Morden Hay Street, Steeple Morden Telugu Assn Camb II Burwell Road, Reach
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Fulbourn II v Camden II Camden II v Fulbourn II Gt Shelford II v Milton III Coton II v Milton III Steeple Morden v Girton II Steeple Morden v Gt Shelford II T A C II v Coton II T A C II v Girton II
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Camden II v Steeple Mord Fulbourn II v Coton II Coton II v Fulbourn II Girton II v Camden II Milton III v Girton II Saturday 19 June 2021 Saturday 15 May 2021 Coton II v Gt Shelford II Fulbourn II v T A C II Fulbourn II v Steeple Mord Gt Shelford II v Steeple Mord Girton II v Milton III Milton III v Camden II T A C II v Camden II
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 26 June 2021
Girton II v Gt Shelford II Girton II v Coton II T A C II v Steeple Mord Gt Shelford II v Camden II Milton III v Fulbourn II Saturday 29 May 2021 Steeple Morden v T A C II
Camden II v Coton II Saturday 3 July 2021 Fulbourn II v Girton II Gt Shelford II v T A C II Camden II v Gt Shelford II Girton II v Fulbourn II T A C II v Milton III
144 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 4 WEST
Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 21 August 2021
Camden II v Milton III Milton III v Gt Shelford II Steeple Morden v Fulbourn II Steeple Morden v Coton II T A C II v Gt Shelford II Saturday 28 August 2021 Saturday 17 July 2021 Coton II v T A C II Camden II v Girton II Gt Shelford II v Girton II Coton II v Steeple Mord Milton III v T A C II
Saturday 24 July 2021
Camden II v T A C II Coton II v Girton II Fulbourn II v Gt Shelford II Milton III v Steeple Mord
Saturday 31 July 2021
Girton II v Steeple Mord Gt Shelford II v Fulbourn II Milton III v Coton II
Saturday 7 August 2021
Coton II v Camden II Steeple Morden v Milton III T A C II v Fulbourn II
Saturday 14 August 2021
Fulbourn II v Milton III Girton II v T A C II Gt Shelford II v Coton II Steeple Morden v Camden II
145 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 4 SOUTH & EAST
Abington III tbc Balsham Church Lane, Balsham Barley II Smiths End, Barley Buntingford II Norfolk Road, Buntingford Elmdon II Kings Lane, Elmdon Linton Village II Meadow Lane, Linton Saffron Walden IV Catons Lane, Saffron Walden or County High School, Audley End Road or New Road, Ashdon Whittlesford II The Lawn, Whittlesford
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Abington III v Buntingford II Linton II v Elmdon II Balsham v Elmdon II Saff Walden IV v Balsham Barley II v Whittlesford II Whittlesford II v Buntingford II
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Buntingford II v Balsham Buntingford II v Barley II Linton II v Saff Wald IV Elmdon II v Balsham Whittlesford II v Barley II Linton II v Abington III
Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021
Abington III v Saff Wald IV Abington III v Barley II Barley II v Balsham Balsham v Linton II Whittlesford II v Linton II Buntingford II v Whittlesford I I Saff Walden IV v Elmdon II Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 26 June 2021 Elmdon II v Abington III Linton II v Barley II Balsham v Saff Wald IV Whittlesford II v Saff Wald IV Barley II v Abington III Linton II v Buntingford II Saturday 29 May 2021 Whittlesford II v Elmdon II
Abington III v Elmdon II Saturday 3 July 2021 Barley II v Linton II Buntingford II v Saff Wald IV Saff Walden IV v Buntingford II Whittlesford II v Balsham Whittlesford II v Abington III
146 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 4 SOUTH & EAST
Saturday 10 July 2021 Saturday 28 August 2021
Balsham v Buntingford II Saff Walden IV v Linton II Barley II v Saff Wald IV Elmdon II v Whittlesford II Saturday 4 September 2021
Saturday 17 July 2021 Barley II v Elmdon II
Abington III v Balsham Buntingford II v Linton II Elmdon II v Saff Wald IV
Saturday 24 July 2021
Buntingford II v Abington III Elmdon II v Barley II Linton II v Balsham Saff Walden IV v Whittlesford II
Saturday 31 July 2021
Abington III v Linton II Balsham v Whittlesford II Buntingford II v Elmdon II Saff Walden IV v Barley II
Saturday 7 August 2021
Balsham v Barley II Elmdon II v Buntingford II Linton II v Whittlesford II Saff Walden IV v Abington III
Saturday 14 August 2021
Abington III v Whittlesford II Barley II v Buntingford II Elmdon II v Linton II
Saturday 21 August 2021
Balsham v Abington III
147 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 5 NORTH
City of Ely III Kings School, Ely Cottenham II Lambs Lane, Cottenham Isleham II Mill Street, Isleham March Town IV Benwick Road, Doddington St. Ives & Warboys IV California Road, St Ives or Forge Way, Warboys Sutton II Station Road, Sutton Wilburton III Station Road, Wilburton
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
City of Ely III v Sutton II Wilburton III v Cottenham II March IV v Cottenham II Saint Ives IV v Wilburton III Saturday 12 June 2021 @ Warboys Isleham II v Wilburton III Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021 Saint Ives IV v Cottenham II @ Warboys City of Ely III v March IV Sutton II v Isleham II Saint Ives IV v Sutton II Wilburton III v March IV @ Saint Ives
Saturday 15 May 2021 Saturday 26 June 2021
March IV v Isleham II Sutton II v Saint Ives IV Wilburton III v Sutton II Wilburton III v City of Ely III
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 3 July 2021
City of Ely III v Wilburton III Cottenham II v Isleham II Cottenham II v Sutton II Saint Ives IV v City of Ely III Saint Ives IV v March IV @ Warboys @ Saint Ives Sutton II v March IV
Saturday 29 May 2021 Saturday 10 July 2021
Cottenham II v March IV City of Ely III v Cottenham II Isleham II v Saint Ives IV Isleham II v Sutton II Sutton II v Wilburton III March IV v Wilburton III
148 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 5 NORTH
Saturday 17 July 2021
Cottenham II v Wilburton III Saint Ives IV v Isleham II @ Saint Ives Sutton II v City of Ely III
Saturday 24 July 2021
Isleham II v City of Ely III March IV v Saint Ives IV Sutton II v Cottenham II
Saturday 31 July 2021
City of Ely III v Isleham II Cottenham II v Saint Ives IV
Saturday 7 August 2021
Cottenham II v City of Ely III Wilburton III v Saint Ives IV
Saturday 14 August 2021
March IV v City of Ely III Wilburton III v Isleham II
Saturday 21 August 2021
City of Ely III v Saint Ives IV Isleham II v Cottenham II March IV v Sutton II
Saturday 28 August 2021
Isleham II v March IV
149 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 5 WEST
Bar Hill II The Spinney, Bar Hill Cam Kerala III Cambridge Road, Hauxton Cambourne IV Woodfield Lane, Lwr Cambourne Cambridge NCI IV Parker’s Piece, Cambridge Elsworth Broad End, Elsworth Sawston & Babraham IV High Street, Babraham Stapleford Gog Magog Way, Stapleford
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 12 June 2021
Elsworth v Camb NCI IV Bar Hill II v Elsworth Sawston IV v Cam Kerala III Cam Kerala III v Stapleford Stapleford v Cambourne IV Camb NCI IV v Sawston IV
Saturday 8 May 2021 Saturday 19 June 2021
Camb NCI IV v Cambourne IV Bar Hill II v Stapleford Elsworth v Sawston IV Stapleford v Bar Hill II Saturday 26 June 2021
Saturday 15 May 2021 Cambourne IV v Bar Hill II Sawston IV v Camb NCI IV Sawston IV v Bar Hill II Stapleford v Elsworth
Saturday 22 May 2021 Saturday 3 July 2021
Elsworth v Cambourne IV Cam Kerala III v Sawston IV Stapleford v Cam Kerala III Camb NCI IV v Elsworth
Saturday 29 May 2021 Saturday 10 July 2021
Bar Hill II v Cam Kerala III Bar Hill II v Camb NCI IV Camb NCI IV v Stapleford Cam Kerala III v Cambourne IV Sawston IV v Cambourne IV Sawston IV v Elsworth
Saturday 5 June 2021 Saturday 17 July 2021
Bar Hill II v Cambourne IV Cambourne IV v Elsworth Elsworth v Cam Kerala III Sawston IV v Stapleford Stapleford v Sawston IV
150 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 5 WEST
Saturday 24 July 2021
Cam Kerala III v Elsworth Cambourne IV v Stapleford Camb NCI IV v Bar Hill II
Saturday 31 July 2021
Cambourne IV v Cam Kerala III Elsworth v Bar Hill II Stapleford v Camb NCI IV
Saturday 7 August 2021
Bar Hill II v Sawston IV Camb NCI IV v Cam Kerala III Elsworth v Stapleford
Saturday 14 August 2021
Cam Kerala III v Camb NCI IV Cambourne IV v Sawston IV
Saturday 21 August 2021
Cam Kerala III v Bar Hill II Cambourne IV v Camb NCI IV
151 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 5 SOUTH & EAST
Birchanger II Birchanger Lane, Birchanger Burrough Green Bradley Road, Burrough Green Ickleton II Frogge Street, Ickleton Linton Village III Horseshoe Lane, Weston Green Newport II Frambury Lane, Newport Royston III South End, Bassingbourn Thriplow III Fowlmere Road, Thriplow or Chrishall Road, Fowlmere or Fowlmere Road, Newton
Saturday 1 May 2021 Saturday 5 June 2021
Birchanger II v Royston III Newport II v Birchanger II Burrough Green v Linton III Royston III v Thriplow III Newport II v Thriplow III Saturday 12 June 2021 Saturday 8 May 2021 Birchanger II v Ickleton II Linton III v Ickleton II Burrough Green v Thriplow III Royston III v Newport II Linton III v Newport II Thriplow III v Burrough Grn @ Fowlmere Saturday 19 June 2021
Saturday 15 May 2021 Birchanger II v Thriplow III Ickleton II v Newport II Ickleton II v Birchanger II Newport II v Linton III Saturday 26 June 2021
Saturday 22 May 2021 Burrough Green v Ickleton II Newport II v Royston III Birchanger II v Newport II Ickleton II v Burrough Grn Saturday 3 July 2021 Thriplow III v Royston III @ Fowlmere Birchanger II v Linton III Newport II v Burrough Grn Saturday 29 May 2021 Saturday 10 July 2021 Burrough Green v Newport II Royston III v Ickleton II Burrough Green v Royston III Thriplow III v Birchanger II Ickleton II v Linton III @ Fowlmere
152 CCA JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 5 SOUTH & EAST
Saturday 17 July 2021
Linton III v Burrough Grn Royston III v Birchanger II
Saturday 24 July 2021
Linton III v Birchanger II Royston III v Burrough Grn Thriplow III v Newport II @ Fowlmere
Saturday 31 July 2021
Burrough Green v Birchanger II Ickleton II v Thriplow III
Saturday 7 August 2021
Birchanger II v Burrough Grn Linton III v Thriplow III Newport II v Ickleton II
Saturday 14 August 2021
Royston III v Linton III
Saturday 21 August 2021
Linton III v Royston III Thriplow III v Ickleton II @ Ickleton
Saturday 28 August 2021
Thriplow III v Linton III @ Thriplow
Saturday 4 September 2021
Ickleton II v Royston III
153
CCA WALKER T20 CUP 2021
Sunday 30 May Round 1
1 Chatteris v Cambridge NCI 2 Bluntisham v Barrington
Sunday 20 June Round 2
3 Fordham v Witcham 4 Wilburton v Takeley 5 Ramsey II v Needingworth 6 Milton v Linton Village 7 Histon II v Girton 8 Fulbourn Institute v Winner 1 9 Winner 2 v Abington
Sunday 11 July Quarter-Finals
11 Winner 3 v Winner 4 12 Winner 5 v Winner 6 13 Horseheath v Winner 7 14 Winner 8 v Winner 9
Sunday 1 August Finals Day
15 Winner 11 v Winner 12 16 Winner 13 v Winner 14
Final
Winner 15 v Winner 16
154 CCA LOWER JUNIOR T20 CUP 2021
Sunday 6 June Round 1
1 Isleham II v Fulbourn Institute II 2 Comberton v Cherry Hinton 3 Willingham v Hemingford Park
Sunday 27 June Round 2
4 Fen Ditton v Abington III 5 Wilburton II v Sawston & Bab III 6 Cambourne III v Girton II 7 Linton Village II v Milton II 8 Winner 1 v Needingworth II 9 Winner 2 v Winner 3 10 St Ives & Warboys III v Cambridge NCI III
Sunday 25 July Quarter Finals
12 Winner 4 v Little Shelford II 13 Winner 5 v Winner 6 14 Winner 7 v Winner 8 15 Winner 9 v Winner 10
Sunday 15 August Finals Day
16 Winner 12 v Winner 13 17 Winner 14 v Winner 15
Final
Winner 16 v Winner 17
155
CCA INVITATION CUP 2021
Sunday 23 May Quarter Finals
1 Barrington v Cambourne 2 Horseheath v Chatteris 3 Ramsey II v Needingworth
Sunday 18 July Semi Finals
4 Winner 1 v Abington 5 Winner 2 v Winner 3
Sunday 29 August Final
Winner 4 v Winner 5
CCA JUNIOR CUP 2021
Sunday 13 June Quarter Finals
1 Linton Village v Audley End & Littlebury 2 Abington II v Cambridge NCI II
Sunday 4 July Semi Finals
3 Barley v Winner 1 4 Chatteris II v Winner 2
Sunday 8 August Final
Winner 3 v Winner 4
156