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League Introduces New Regulation Regarding Penalty Runs for Dissent and Abuse Offences Ma THE League introduces new regulation regarding penalty runs for dissent and DAZZLER 139 abuse offences … Alison Smith to captain League XI … Cheshire senior home match venues announced … Hosts sought for Finals Day, MCC match and a Cheshire T20 friendly … ECB names Women’s Super League hosts and team names, and releases fixtures CHESHIRE WOMEN’S LEAGUE The League Committee will meet again on Wednesday April 13 at 1930. Prior to the regular meeting, the League will also hold a Captains’ Briefing from 1830, where a The League has voted in another regulation change, which number of very important messages will be communicated will apply in all competitions. In matches where two qualified to team captains. Any captain who cannot attend this umpires are standing, if the umpires together agree that a meeting should ensure their vice-captain attends instead. player’s action constitutes either an act of dissent or Food will be provided for those attending this meeting. unacceptable abuse towards a member of the opposing team, then they shall award five penalty runs to the opposing team. The umpires shall also report the matter to the League’s Disciplinary Committee. Subject to a CHESHIRE SENIORS successful trial, a regulation similar to this may be introduced in all cricket in England from 2017. Cheshire’s 2016 fixtures in Royal London Women’s One Day Cup Division Three are: Wistaston Village captain Alison Smith will lead the League representative team to play champions Appleton on Sunday May 1 Oxfordshire H (Wistaston) 2 Netherlands H (Toft) Apr il 17. 15 Norfolk H (Barnton) All competition regulations are available on the League 30 Northamptonshire A (Horton House) June 12 Durham A (Durham City) website. August 28 Derbyshire H (Hawk Green) 29 Scotland H (Bramhall) The League now uses a new Pitchero site as its official September 4 Gloucestershire A website – www.cheshirewomenscl.co.uk. The Play Cricket All matches start at 1100. site – cheshirewomenscl.play-cricket.com - remains in use to allow clubs and league officials to manage fixtures and Cheshire’s 2016 fixtures in the County T20 Division Three results, and any information entered on the PC site pulls are: through to the new official site. Fixtures have now been published on the League website and circulated to club June 26 1330 Scotland Bicester & North Oxford 1330 representatives and can now be re-arranged as permitted by 1630 Oxfordshire A (Bicester & North Oxford) 1630 competition regulations: July 3 1330 Devon Northamptonshire venue 1330 1630 Northamptonshire A 1630 Division 1/2: 17 1030 Shropshire H (Chester BH) 1030 By mutual consent (up to April 17 only) 1630 Derbyshire H (Chester BH) 1630 24 1030 Cornwall A (Truro) 1030 Due to ground unavailability on the part of the home club 1330 Hertfordshire Truro 1330 Division 3: Cheshire are seeking a club willing to host a T20 friendly at If the match is completely washed out and no play at all some stage prior to their first match in this competition. takes place on the original date By mutual consent Due to ground unavailability on the part of the home club The League is still seeking host venues for its first ever triple-header Finals Day on Sunday August 14, and the match against the MCC, likely to be played on Wednesday August 31. Unlike previous years, the Finals Day could take place at the ground of a League member club – however the option of going to a non-member club remains. The League invites suggestions from clubs as to any charities it could support this year. Clubs are asked to note that later in 2016, it is expected to become a criminal offence for an organisation (such as a cricket club) to allow an individual to carry out a ‘regulated’ activity that involves child welfare responsibilities without having obtained a valid DBS check and a Barred list check. See here for details of what may constitute a regulated activity. The League Committee will meet again on Wednesday April 13 at 1930. Prior to the regular meeting, the League will also hold a Captains’ Briefing from 1830, where a number of very important messages will be communicated to team captains. OTHER NEWS Sale CC are running taster sessions for teenage girls interested in playing cricket. These will take place on February 28 and March 20 at Sale High School – enquiries to Rob Moore via [email protected] The ECB has announced that the host organisations for the six Women’s Super League franchises are: Lancashire Cricket Board (team to be known as Lancashire Thunder) Yorkshire County Cricket Club (Yorkshire Diamonds) Loughborough University (Loughborough Lightning) Surrey County Cricket Club (Surrey Stars) Hampshire Cricket (Southern Vipers) Somerset County Cricket Club / Gloucestershire County Cricket Club / University of Exeter (Western Storm) These franchises have been awarded for the next four seasons. The first Women’s Super League will see the country’s leading 78 players and 12 overseas players divided into six semi-professional teams, and one based at each host. The tournament will feature 15 group matches, with each team playing the others once, to be played between July 30 and August 14. 11 of these matches will be played at the main ground of the host county, so for example Lancashire Thunder will play one home match at Old Trafford and another at Blackpool, while Yorkshire will play both home matches at Headingley. The ‘Roses’ match will be a floodlit affair at Old Trafford on August 12. Finals Day will be at the Essex County Ground in Chelmsford on August 21. The full fixture schedule can be found here. The ECB’s current intention is to expand the competition to include 50 over cricket from 2017. Scorers’ courses in Cheshire: Sunday March 13 – Club Scorers’ Course at Toft CC. A one day course covering the basics of scoring, ideal for those with little or no experience. Cost £30, open to non-ACO members. Saturday April 9 – venue TBC. Half day courses covering computer scoring and linear scoring. Cost £15 each or £20 for both. ACO members only. Book via the Cheshire Scorers’ Officer, James Emmerson, on 07905 725617 / [email protected] .
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