Scoring Guide Symbols used by scorers

This reference guide is to help Stockholm Club scorers with a consistent approach when scoring matches. The ECB ACO should be used as the final reference when in doubt about what symbol should be used and how.

Umpire Signal Symbol Situation n/a ● Valid - No runs taken n/a 1, 2, 3 … etc Valid Delivery - Runs off bat 4 Valid Delivery - Boundary 4

6 Valid Delivery - Boundary 6

No Ball – Batsmen do not

No Ball – Striker does not hit the ball, batsmen run.

No Ball – Striker does not hit the ball, ball crosses boundary No Ball – Striker hits the ball with his bat and batsmen run

No Ball – Striker hits the ball with his bat and the ball crosses the boundary □ A free hit – No Ball (same rules as per No Balls)

Wide Ball - Batsmen do not run

Wide Ball – Batsmen run

Wide Ball – Ball crosses the boundary or batsmen complete 4 runs Wide Ball – Striker is out or hit

Umpire Signal Symbol Situation Valid Delivery – Striker does not play the ball and the batsmen run

Valid Delivery – Striker does not play the ball and the ball crosses the boundary Valid Delivery - Striker attempts to play the ball and the batsmen run

Valid Delivery – Striker attempts to play the ball and the batsmen run

W Valid Delivery – Wicket falls and is credited to the bowler R

_ Valid Delivery - Batsmen run one or more runs short and (underscore) change ends

P Penalty Runs (to side)

P Penalty Runs (to side)

n/a Dead Ball

n/a Revoke last signal

n/a Power Play

Umpire Signal Symbol Situation n/a Batting Power Play

+ n/a Last Hour

n/a New Ball