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[e] A player involved as a replacement must continue the “not out” innings or complete the over of the player they replace on a subsequent day of play. However, no player may bat twice in the same innings. [f] This regulation applies to all Premiership Rounds, as well as Semi Finals and Finals for the whole match (including third and fourth days), except for Semi Finals and Finals in First Grade and The Alan Pettigrew Shield. Note: Umpires do not have the authority to determine player eligibility. 19. SUBSTITUTES AND BATSMAN LEAVING THE FIELD OR RETIRING Fielder Absent or Leaving the Field [Law 2 .5] shall apply as modified below: [a] If a fielder fails to take the field with their side at the start of the match or at any later time, or leaves the field during a session of play, the umpire shall be informed of the reason for their absence, and the fielder shall not thereafter come onto the field during a session of play without the consent of the umpire [See Law 2.6]. The umpire shall give such consent as soon as practicable. If the player is absent from the field for longer than eight minutes: [i] The player shall not be permitted to bowl in that innings after their return until they have been on the field for at least that length of playing time for which they were absent. [ii] The player shall not be permitted to bat unless or until, in the aggregate, they have returned to the field and/or their side’s innings has been in progress for at least that length of playing time for which they have been absent or, if earlier when their side has lost five wickets. [b] The restriction in [i] and [ii] above shall not apply if the player has suffered an external blow [as opposed to an internal injury such as a pulled muscle] whilst participating earlier in the match and consequently been forced to leave the field. Nor shall it apply if the player has been absent for very exceptional and wholly acceptable reasons [other than injury or illness]. [c] In the event of a fieldsman already being off the field at the commencement of an interruption in play through ground, weather or light conditions, they shall be allowed to count any such stoppage time as playing time, provided that they personally inform the umpires when they are fit enough to take the field had play been in progress. Batsman leaving the field or retiring [Law 2.9] shall apply as modified below [d] A batsman may retire at any time during their innings. The umpire, before allowing play to proceed, shall be informed of the reason for a batsman retiring. [e] If a batsman retires because of illness, injury or any other unavoidable cause, they are entitled to resume their innings subject to (g) below. If for any reason they do not do so, their innings is to be recorded as ‘Retired – not out’. [f] If a batsman retires for any reason other than as in (e) above, they may only resume their innings with the consent of the opposing captain. If for any reason they do not resume their innings it is to be recorded as ‘Retired – out’. [g] If after retiring a batsman resumes their innings, it shall only be at the fall of a wicket or the retirement of another batsman. [h] Where an injury occurs to a batsman involved in a tenth wicket partnership, a maximum of five minutes will be allowed in order for the batsman to obtain treatment. If the injury occurs within 30 minutes of a scheduled interval, the interval shall be taken immediately if the batsman is unable to resume after the five minutes. If the batsman is unable to resume after the five minutes or after the early interval, they shall be recorded in the scorebooks as “Retired – not out” as described above. 20. PLAYER’S DRESS [a] No player shall be allowed to play in any match unless they appear in proper cricketing attire, which shall consist of the following: [i] Shirt of the type known as a “Cricket Shirt” or woven woollen, wool and cotton, or similar material of white or cream colour. [ii] Trousers of white or cream colour (unless otherwise approved as below). [b] The guidelines for the use of coloured shirts and or trousers are as follows. First Grade: Teams participating in scheduled One Day and Twenty20 matches must wear coloured shirts in the respective Club colours. Coloured shirts must comply with the following guidelines and be approved by Queensland Cricket prior to the start of the season. [i] A Club may use the same coloured shirt or trousers in One Day and Twenty20 matches or, at its discretion, a Club may use a different coloured shirt for One Day and Twenty20 matches. [ii] Shirts should be designed in the manner that stays within the current logo regulations [j] and with colours that are suitable to be used with a white ball. Clubs can design the playing shirt/s within these boundaries but the Grade Committee has final decision on shirt approval. 18
[iii] White, cream or coloured trousers may be worn. [iv] Coloured pads or coloured pad covers must be worn. [v] A Club must apply for approval of their coloured shirt by providing a written request together with a colour design or sample to the Grade Secretary prior to a date that will be determined and advised by the Grade Committee. All other competitions: Teams participating in scheduled One Day and Twenty20 matches may wear coloured shirts and trousers with panels in the respective Club colours provided that they comply with the following guidelines and that the colour and design of the shirts have been approved by Queensland Cricket prior to the start of the season. [i] It is not compulsory to use coloured playing shirts in either of these matches in any grade. [ii] A Club may use the same coloured shirts or trouser panels in One Day and Twenty20 matches or, at its discretion, a Club may use a different shirt for One Day and Twenty20 matches. [iii]Shirts should be designed in the manner that stays within the current logo regulations [j] and are kept within reasonable colour boundaries that are suitable to be used with a red ball. Clubs can design the playing shirt/s within these boundaries but the Grade Committee has final decision on shirt approval. [iv] Piping and stripes only, approximately 50mm wide, are permitted on pants. [v] A Club must apply for approval of their coloured shirts and/or trouser panels by providing a written request together with a colour design or sample to the Grade Secretary prior to a date that will be determined and advised by the Grade Committee. [c] Women: The Katherine Raymont Shield players to wear long white pants. The Second Grade Shield players to wear long white culottes, pants or shorts. Application can be made for shirts to be approved as above. [d] Socks worn shall be white or cream or, should more than one pair of socks be worn, socks showing shall be white or cream. [e] Boots or shoes of any material coloured predominantly white. Spikes shall not project from the soles of boots or shoes to a length greater than 9mm. [f] In First Grade and The Alan Pettigrew Shield Competition matches NO player will be allowed on the field unless wearing spiked footwear [half spiked footwear is permissible]. The Grade Secretary may approve a relaxation of this clause on written medical grounds. [g] Caps: It shall not be obligatory on any player to wear a cap, but if a player elects to do so, the cap worn shall be that of the Club for which they are playing. A white or cream hat may be worn in lieu of a cap. Coloured hats are permitted, but only if in Club colours and with the Club emblem attached. [h] A sweater may be worn in addition to the shirt provided that it is of white or cream colour. [i] T-Shirts and Undergarments (worn under playing shirts) unless white or skin colour, shall not protrude beyond the playing shirt. Black T-Shirts and Undergarments only are permitted in scheduled First Grade One Day and Twenty20 matches. Note: Except for the wearing of spikes in the First Grade and Alan Pettigrew Shield, the question of player’s attire should be referred to the team captain and Club officials. [j] Permitted Logos on Grade Cricket Playing Uniform: 1. Club Logo. 2. Manufacturers Logo. 3. Commercial Logos: Competition Sponsor. Club Sponsor Logo. The permitted size and location of these logos on playing apparel is as follows. Shirts: Club Logo Max of 64cm 2 on left chest. Manufacturers Logo Max of 40cm 2 on right chest or collar. Club Sponsor Logo Max of 30cm (wide) x 20cm (high) on front of shirt, Max of 64cm 2 on either or both sleeves. The design of logos on shirts is subject to Grade Committee approval. 21. UMPIRES ALLOCATION [a] Umpires for all matches, under the control of the Grade Committee, shall be appointed by the Queensland Cricket Umpire Selection Committee provided that failure to make such appointment shall not invalidate a 19
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