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NDCA Hand Book Sept 2019-20 A5 V2 Section Part 2 – Administrative Requirements Page 12 Entry of Results 13 13 Captains Reports 13 14 Fees, Fines and Accounts 13 Part 3 – Point scores 15 Points 15 16 Club Championship 16 17 Premiers 16 18 Calculation of Quotients 16 Part 4 – Qualification and Registration of Players 19 Registration of Players 17 20 Dual Registration 18 21 Qualification of Players 19 22 Replacement Players – Representative Cricket 21 23 Replacement Players – Grade Cricket 22 24 Qualification of Players for Semi Finals and Finals 23 Part 5 – Playing Conditions 25 Laws, Hours and other Conditions of Play 24 26 Nomination of Players 24 27 Hours of Play 25 Conditions of Play - 2 Day Fixtures 28 First Grade 26 29 Second Grade 30 30 Third & Fourth Grades 35 31 Follow On (All Grades) 38 Conditions of Play - 1 Day Fixtures 32.1 1st & 2nd Grades 39 32.2 3rd & 4th Grαdes and S&D League 46 2 33.1 Conditions of Play - T20 Fixtures (1st Grade, DB Cup, U/21 & U/15, Masters, Women's Competitions) 33.2 Duration of Fixtures 51 33.3 Hours of Play and Intervals 51 33.5 Length of Innings 52 33.6 Delayed or Interrupted Fixtures 53 33.7 Restrictions on the Placement of Fielders 54 33.8 Number of Overs per Bowler 56 33.9 No Ball 56 33.1o Free Hit 58 33.11 Wide Bowling - Judging a Wide 58 33.12 The Ball 58 33.13 The Result 59 33.14 Loss of playing time 59 33.15 In the event of a Tie 59 33.16 Delayed or Interrupted Fixtures - Calculation of Target Score 61 33.17 Sight Screens 61 33.18 Scoreboards 61 33.19 Duties of Scorers and Umpires 61 33.2o Pitch and ground markings 61 33.21 Substitute Fielders 62 33.22 Fall of Wicket 62 33.23 Declaration of Team 62 33.24 Player Eligibility for the Denis Broad OAM Cup Competition 62 3 section General Playing Conditions page 34 The Ball 63 35 Post match Captains & Umpires conference 63 36 General Provisions Regarding Umpires (or captains in their absence) 64 37 Lightning 64 38 Local Rules 64 39 Boundaries 65 40 Restrictions - Young Bowlers 65 41 Length of Break 66 42 Change of bowling type 66 43 Responsibilities of fielding Captain & Umpires 67 44 Semi-Finals and Finals 68 Part 6 - Facilities (all fixtures) 45 Compulsory Covers 69 46 Operation of Scoreboards and Sightscreens 70 47 Equipment for Grounds 71 48 Competition Fixtures & Allocation of Grounds 71 Part 7 – Additional Information 49 Heat Policy 72 50 Doubtful Bowling Action Procedure 74 51 Contrived Results Advice 78 * Code of Conduct 79 * Rules of Behaviour 89 * Accumulation of penalty points 93 * Incident Reporting Procedure 94 * Complaint Form 95 * Player Replacement Form (example) 96 * Ground Information 97 * NDCA Season Match Schedule Calendar 98 * Ground & Pitch Markings 99 4 NDCA Office Bearers Chairman Mr Paul H. Marjoribanks [email protected] Deputy Chairman Mr Graeme F. Bruce [email protected] 0497 047 645 Secretary Mr Royce D. McCormack [email protected] 0434 274 823 PO Box 60 Charlestown NSW 2290 Financial Controller Mr Alan E. Nichols [email protected] 0411 601 204 Grade Administrator Mr. Tim A. Caimakamis [email protected] 0403 456 567 Three (3) additional Mr Aaron J. Gray [email protected] 0422 138 285 Committee Mr Stephen J. Garrett [email protected] 0412 688 745 Members Mr John K. Bailey [email protected] 0425 277 510 Newcastle Cricket Contacts – Season 2019/20 Cricket NSW Development Leader – Northern NSW Mr Neil McDonald [email protected] 0425 297 713 CNSW Newcastle & Port Stephens Dev. Manager Mr Francis N Walsh [email protected] 0425 297 714 CNSW Lake Macquarie Development Manager Mr Tim D Cox [email protected] 0425 297 716 CNSW Clubs Officer Greater Hunter Mrs Sharyn J Beck [email protected] 0402 190 226 CNSW Coaching & Talent Specialist Greater Hunter Mr Brett Rankin [email protected] 0437 207 123 Newcastle Cricket Zone Academy Coach (ZAC) Mr Mark Littlewood [email protected] 0403 617 605 Ntle Junior Cricket Assoc. Mr Asher Robins [email protected] 0422 982 156 (NJCA) Administrator Newcastle City & Suburban Cricket Association Secretary Mr Andrew Kelly [email protected] 0409 914 386 5 Wet Weather Liaison Officers NDCA Wet Weather Mr Graeme F Bruce 0497 047 645 Liaison Officer Belmont DCC Mr Ryan Mannix 0410 869 848 Cardiff-Boolaroo DCC Mr John Porcheon 0447 689 968 Charlestown DCC Miss Kathleen Pink 0414 641 867 Hamilton-Wickham DCC Mr Daniel Clarke 0407 614 944 Merewether DCC Mr Martin Krause 0409 833 766 Newcastle City & E.D. CC Mr Trevor Van Kemenade 0425 355 796 Stockton & N.D. CC Mr Ron Hancock 0407 001 384 Toronto Workers CC Mr Kevin Roberts 0407 405 478 University of Newcastle CC Mr Fleet Calder-Honiville 0417 425 846 Wallsend DCC Mr Daniel Clarke 0407 614 944 Waratah-Mayfield DCC Mr Simon Porter 0401 019 104 Wests CC Mr Neil Evens 0408 437 301 NDCA Standing Committee – Season 2019/20 Appeals Committee Terry C Morgan*, John T Smith, Garry F Sweetman Contact: Mr Terry C. Morgan [email protected] 0412 833 346 Fixtures & Permits John K Bailey, Graeme F Bruce, Tim A Caimakamis*, Jim R Mellon Committee Contact: Mr Tim A Caimakamis [email protected] 0403 456 567 (for player replacements) [email protected] Judiciary Committee Kevin J Burke, K Michael Hill, Michael R McEntyre OAM*, Kerry P Thompson Contact: Mr Michael R McEntyre OAM [email protected] 0400 018 900 Rep Selection Greg J Arms*, Nathan A. Price, Geoffrey L Smith Committee Contact: Mr Gregory J Arms [email protected] 0418 203 467 Umpire’s Graeme F. Bruce*, Alan Nichols, (one (1) NDCUA Representative) Appointments Com. * Indicates Chairman of the Committee 6 NDCA Club Contact Details Belmont DCC Secretary: Mrs Kim M. Barrie [email protected] 0412 199 831 Cardiff-Boolaroo DCC Mr Graeme P. Secretary: Knowles [email protected] 0431 524 976 Charlestown DCC Mr Steven R. Secretary: Threadgold [email protected] 0421 808 149 Hamilton-Wickham DCC Mr Michael A. Secretary: Connolly [email protected] 0401 451 188 Merewether DCC Mr Adam D. Walker [email protected] 0422 114 943 Secretary: Newcastle City and Eastern Ms. Penny J. Districts CC Secretary: O'Shea [email protected] 0407 000 333 Stockton & Northern Districts CC Mr Paul G. Secretary: Robertson [email protected] 0421 052 183 Toronto Workers DC Mr Christopher J. Secretary: Kuszelyk [email protected] 0428 397 207 University of Newcastle CC Mr Mitchell H. Secretary: Eckford [email protected] 0427 626 996 Wallsend DCC Secretary: Mrs Lynn M. Herring [email protected] 0407 896 446 Waratah-Mayfield DCC Mr Keith Secretary: Brackenbury [email protected] 0437 845 604 Wests DCC Mr Stephen W Secretary: Petherbridge [email protected] 0432 634 772 Newcastle District Cricket Umpires Association Inc. Secretary: Mr Stephen Wade [email protected] 0434 936 139 7 THE PREAMBLE THE PREAMBLE – THE SPIRIT OF CRICKET Cricket owes much of its appeal and enjoyment to the fact that it should be played not only according to the Laws, but also within the Spirit of Cricket. The major responsibility for ensuring fair play rests with the captains, but extends to all players, match officials and, especially in junior cricket, teachers, coaches and parents. Respect is central to the Spirit of Cricket: i. Respect your captain, team-mates, opponents and the authority of the umpires. ii. Play hard and play fair. iii. Accept the umpire’s decision. iv. Create a positive atmosphere by your own conduct and encourage others to do likewise. v. Show self-discipline, even when things go against you. vi. Congratulate the opposition on their successes and enjoy those of your own team. vii. Thank the officials and your opposition at the end of the match, whatever the result. Cricket is an exciting game that encourages leadership, friendship and teamwork, which brings together people from different nationalities, cultures and religions, especially when played within the Spirit of Cricket. 8 RULES OF COMPETITION Part 1 – Competition 1 Competitions 1.1 The Newcastle District Cricket Association Inc. (the Association) shall conduct competition in four (4) grades (First, Second, Third and Fourth Grades). Each affiliated club is required to enter one (1) team in each grade. 1.2 If any club has more than four (4) teams they may enter them in the Social & Development League or the Newcastle City and Suburban Competition. Players may (in accordance with Rule 19.6) be registered with both the Newcastle City and Suburban Cricket Association and the Newcastle District Cricket Association so that they can play in the grade competition if required. 1.3 The Association shall also conduct Under 21, Under 15, Denis Broad OAM Cup, Royce McCormack Cup, Tom Locker Cup and First Grade T20 Competitions, where each club must enter one team only in each competition. 1.4 Additional optional competitions may be offered by the Association. 2 Competition Formats and Dates of Fixtures 2.1 All fixtures and competition formats are designed by the Fixtures & Permits Committee and subject to ratification by the Management Committee. 2.2 The First, Second, Third and Fourth Grade Competitions are to consist of 2-Day, 1-Day and T20 fixtures as determined by the Fixtures and Permits Committee. 2.3 The Social and Development (S&D) League is to be played solely as a one-day competition as determined by the Fixtures and Permits Committee.
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