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CRICKET UMPIRING TRAINING OFFICERS MANUAL - Usacua.com

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Candidates should be encouraged to be short and as precise as possible making every effort<br />

to quote Law.<br />

Preliminary Examination<br />

Each unit territory or Association should set its own Examination, preferably at the end of<br />

May, so as to evaluate work done and lend practice to candidates in writing and answering<br />

questions. Questions should be set in such a way as to have the Examination resemble a full<br />

dress rehearsal for the Final Written Examination of the W.I.C.U.A., whereas the W.I.C.U.A.<br />

requires at least 70% as a pass mark; the preliminary examination could have a 50% or<br />

60% pass mark. Candidates who perform very poorly (possible those who do not pass<br />

should not be entered for the W.I.C.U.A. Examination)<br />

Preparation for Final Written Examination<br />

It will be important for the paper of the Preliminary Examination to be marked/corrected<br />

quickly for lecturers to observe the weakness of candidates so that work can be done to<br />

alleviate these weaknesses for the W.I.C.U.A. Examination. About three weeks prior to the<br />

Examination last minute revision should be done with the candidates so that all may be<br />

fighting fit. It should be impressed upon them however that the examiner needs facts not<br />

lengthy wordy answers. Candidates should be encouraged to quote the relevant Laws as<br />

much as possible.<br />

Final Written Examination<br />

Candidates have now reached their first fully recognized Examination and all should be those<br />

who are fairly well conversant with the Laws and should give a good account of<br />

himself/herself, having had the experience of the Preliminary Examination.<br />

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