2012 - 2013 PREMIER GR ADE HANDBOOK - Queensland Cricket

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match. Umpires shall be entitled to receive in respect of Grade Competition matches a personal allowance of such an amount per day as approved by the Board. [b] Should only one umpire be in attendance at a Grade Competition match and be requested by both captains to officiate at the bowler’s end, they shall receive an extra allowance as determined by the Finance Committee. [c] Any Club who forfeits or fails to take part in any match without having given two [2] days notice to the Grade Secretary shall pay the Umpires’ Fee payable in respect of one day of such match. 22. HOURS OF PLAY [a] The playing season shall commence on a date determined by the Grade Committee. The playing hours for each Grade are set out in the following schedule: Grade Commencement Lunch Tea Cessation First Grade & The Alan Pettigrew Shield 10:00am 12pm - 12:40pm 2:40pm - 3pm 5:00pm The Norm McMahon, Bob Spence, Roy Tanner & WEP Harris Shields (Rounds 1 & 2) 12:00pm N/A 2:30pm - 3:00pm 5:30pm The Norm McMahon, Bob Spence, Roy Tanner & WEP Harris Shields (All other two day rounds) 12:15pm N/A 2:45pm - 3:15pm 5:45pm The Under 16 Competition 11:00am N/A 20 1:30pm - 2:00pm 4:30pm [b] Subject to the Laws of <strong>Cricket</strong> except in the following cases namely: [i] When a match is completed. [ii] Where play becomes impossible on account of the state of the ground. [iii]Where play is stopped due to light conditions. [c] A match may be concluded anytime after Tea on the second day’s play with the agreement of both captains. If either captain wishes to continue the match then play shall continue. Any team that concludes a match early will forego incentive points that could have been achieved prior to the scheduled cessation time (refer also to Regulation 35.3 in relation to semi-finals and finals). [d] Additional Hour: The following shall apply to First Grade, The Alan Pettigrew, Norm McMahon, Bob Spence, Roy Tanner, WEP Harris Shields and The Under 16 Competition. [i] In the event of play being suspended for any reason other than normal intervals, the playing time on that day, shall be extended by the amount of time lost up to a maximum of one hour. In these circumstances, the minimum number of overs to be bowled shall be in accordance with Regulation 29. [ii] If the start of play is delayed, the scheduled intervals shall be delayed by the same amount of time to a maximum of one hour. [iii] If play has been suspended for 30 minutes or more prior to the commencement of the scheduled tea interval, the tea interval shall be delayed for half an hour. If any further playing time is lost, additional time of up to a maximum of one hour per day shall be added to the playing hours for the next or subsequent day[s] as required. Of this additional time the first 30 minutes or less time shall be added to the first session. However under no circumstances shall the rescheduled cessation time be extended to more than one hour beyond the cessation time as set in the above Hours of Play. The words “scheduled cessation time” used hereafter shall also mean any rescheduled time as advised by the umpires in accordance with the above regulation. Play shall be deemed to commence when the umpire calls “Play”. [iv] If play has earlier been extended beyond the original cessation time, play may recommence prior to the rescheduled cessation time provided that playing conditions are fit for play in accordance with the Regulations governing Grade Competition Matches. If play has not earlier been extended beyond the original cessation time and players are off the field at the original cessation time due to ground, weather or light, play shall cease for the day. 23. INTERVALS AND LIGHTNING [a] Unless otherwise provided herein the following intervals shall be taken as specified in Regulation 22: [i] In the event of the ground, weather or light conditions causing a suspension of play, the umpires, after consultation with the captains, may decide in the interests of time-saving, to bring forward the time of the luncheon interval [First Grade and The Alan Pettigrew Shield].
[ii] If an innings ends or there is a stoppage caused by weather or bad light within 10 minutes of the agreed time for the luncheon interval [First Grade and The Alan Pettigrew Shield], the interval shall be taken immediately. The interval shall be of the allocated length and the time remaining in the session of play shall be added to the length of the next session. No extra allowance shall be made for the 10 minute interval between innings. [iii] If an innings ends or there is a stoppage caused by weather or bad light within 30 minutes of the agreed time for the tea interval, the interval shall be taken immediately. The interval shall be of the agreed length and, if applicable, shall include the 10 minute interval between innings. [iv] If at the agreed time for the tea interval, nine wickets are down, play shall continue for a period not exceeding 30 minutes or until the innings is concluded. [v] The tea interval shall be of 20 minutes duration for First Grade and The Alan Pettigrew, 30 minutes for the Norm McMahon, Bob Spence, Roy Tanner, WEP Harris Shields and The Under 16 Competition from the specified time or at the conclusion of the over in progress at the above time subject to the circumstances provided for in Law 16.3, 16.4 and 16.5. [b] (The 30/30 Rule) If thunder follows a lightning flash by thirty (30) seconds or less, play must cease immediately. Players and officials must leave the field immediately and must not return until thirty (30) minutes after the initial lightning flash. If during the suspension of play thunder follows a lightning flash by thirty (30) seconds or less, the thirty (30) minute suspension period is to recommence. 24. DRINKS ON FIELD First Grade & The Alan Pettigrew Shield Drinks shall not be taken on the field more than once in each session except in cases of extreme heat when extra drinks breaks may be taken with the agreement of the umpires. Once the players have left the field for any reason during a session, no drinks shall be taken onto the field prior to the next scheduled adjournment unless such session exceeds 1 hour 30 minutes. The Norm McMahon, Bob Spence, Roy Tanner, WEP Harris Shields and The Under 16 Competition. Two drink breaks per session are permitted each 50 minutes apart. In cases of extreme heat, extra drinks breaks may be taken with the agreement of the umpires. 25. THE FOLLOW ON As far as is relevant to Grade Competition Fixtures, Law 13 of the Laws of <strong>Cricket</strong> provides as follows: [a] Lead on First Innings: In a two innings match the side which bats first and leads by 150 runs in a Three Day or Four Day Match or by 100 runs in a Two Day Match, shall have the option of requiring the other side to follow their innings. [b] Days Play Lost: If no play takes place on the first day of the match of three [3] or more days duration, [a] shall apply in accordance with the number of days play remaining from the actual start of the match. 26. DURATION OF MATCHES [a] The duration of matches in all Grades, including Final Matches shall be as determined by the Grade Committee prior to the commencement of the season. [b] All matches not played out shall be decided on the result of the first innings and any matches not decided in the time allotted for play shall be considered as drawn. [c] Should the play on the first day of a two day match be entirely prevented by adverse weather conditions, the game shall revert to a one day match under conditions as provided in Regulation 27. 27. UNSCHEDULED ONE DAY MATCH [a] In unscheduled one day matches any toss taken on the first day is void and captains shall toss again prior to commencement of play on the second day. [b] In all one day matches, scheduled and unscheduled, the One Day Playing Conditions will apply. 28. NO BALL AND WIDE BALL [a] Law 24.1 will apply, except that no bowler may deliver a ball underarm. If a bowler bowls a ball underarm the umpire shall call and signal No Ball and the ball is to be re bowled overarm. [b] For all matches the penalty for any type of No Ball shall be one [1] run plus any runs scored from the delivery. [c] Bowling of Fast Short Pitched Balls [Law 42.6 [a], [i] and [ii] shall be replaced by the following] [i] A bowler shall be limited to two fast short pitched deliveries per over. 21
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