2012 - 2013 PREMIER GR ADE HANDBOOK - Queensland Cricket

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[c] The leading teamin each zone at the completion of the rounds in The Under 16 Competition shall play in the Final, which shall be two [2] day’s duration under the following scheduled playing hours. Grade Days Session 1 Interval 1 Session 2 Under 16 Competition 2 11am – 1:30pm 1:30pm - 2pm 2pm – 4:30pm Regulation 26 [c] shall not apply. [d] Should a decision not be reached in a Final either by an outright win or a win on the first innings the team occupying the higher place (or with the highest points for a zone competition) at the end of the Premiership Rounds shall be the winner. [e] A Finals Match cannot be considered completed until: [1] an outright result is achieved; or [2] the fixture has reached the scheduled tea interval on the final day’s play (Two Day Finals Matches) or the cessation time of the third day’s play (Four Day Finals Matches). 35.4 Over Rates [a] The initial minimum number of overs shall be: First Grade &The Alan Pettigrew Shield 96 The Norm McMahon, Bob Spence, Roy Tanner, WEP Harris Shields 80 & The Under 16 Competition [b] When an innings ends and either:- [i] the initial minimum number of overs, minus three [3] [for the change of innings] has not been bowled in the day or, [ii] there is more than ten minutes playing time remaining before the scheduled cessation, the minimum number of overs to be bowled in the remainder of that day shall be the greater of the number arrived at by applying:- [1] the minimum number of overs shall be calculated at the rate of 1 over for each complete 3.75 minutes, time remaining. If the playing time remaining is one hour or less the calculation shall be at the rate of 1 over for each complete 4.29 minutes of the time remaining or [2] the deducting from 96 for First Grade and The Alan Pettigrew Shield, 80 for The Norm McMahon, Bob Spence. Roy Tanner, WEP Harris Shields and The Under 16 Competition, the sum of the number of completed overs bowled so far that day plus three overs for any change of innings which occurred that day other than during a normal interval. [c] Additional Hour Applying 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 35.4 [a] above. [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”. [d] If [notwithstanding any extension of time pursuant to the preceding sub-paragraph] there are losses of playing time the initial minimum number of overs shall be reduced at the rate of one over for each complete 3.75 minutes of the aggregate time lost which shall be assessed as follows: Actual time - for a player leaving the field due to serious injury - for interruptions caused by unfit ground, weather or light conditions No reduction of minimum overs shall be allowed for drinks or player injuries where these occur during any of the minimum overs which commence after the scheduled cessation time. 30
[e] The umpires shall be responsible for determining the minimum overs to be bowled and shall inform the fielding captain and the batsman of the number of overs. [f] Except on the final day, when a wicket falls during the last minimum over of the day and within two minutes of [or anytime after] the scheduled cessation time, stumps shall be drawn immediately. The over shall be completed the next day and shall not count for the purposes of calculating over rates for that day. [g] 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. [h] Fractions are to be ignored in all calculations re number of overs. 35.5 Preparation of Pitch and Ground [a] For Finals Matches it is the host Club’s obligation to ensure: [i] that the wicket has been properly prepared in accordance with the laws of cricket and the Regulations governing Grade Competition Matches; [ii] that appropriate arrangements have been made so that ground staff are available at the grounds for the preparation and repair of the wicket prior to and up to the commencement of play on each scheduled day of play. [b] Away teams shall not carry out work on opposition grounds without the permission of the Home Club. Permission must be sought from the Club President, Secretary or Head Curator and detail what work will be conducted (i.e. removal of water from the outfield). Clubs are expected to act within the spirit of cricket with reference to this regulation. [c] Black sightscreens are required for all First Grade One Day and Twenty20 matches. [d] Any breach of this regulation will be dealt with at the discretion of the Grade Committee which may impose any action it deems appropriate. 35.6 Result [a] A Finals Match cannot be considered completed until: [i] an outright result is achieved or [ii] the fixture has reached the scheduled tea interval on the final day’s play (Two Day Finals Matches) or the cessation time of the third day’s play (Four Day Finals Matches). [b] Should a decision not be reached in a Final either by an outright win or a win on the first innings the team occupying the higher place (or with the highest points for a zone competition) at the end of the Premiership Rounds shall be the winner. 36. PETER BURGE AND KATH SMITH MEDALS [a] At the conclusion of each day’s play for any Men’s or Women’s First Grade Two Day or One Day match, umpires shall award points in the sequence of 6-4-2 for the best and fairest players, which will contribute to the respective Peter Burge and Kath Smith medals for that season. [b] At the conclusion of each Men’s and Women’s First Grade Twenty20 match, umpires shall award points in the sequence of 3-2-1 for the best and fairest players, which will contribute to the respective Peter Burge and Kath Smith medals for that season. [c] If less than half the number of the scheduled overs for any given day’s play (or half the scheduled overs for a Twenty20 match) are not bowled, no points shall be awarded on that day. [d] Any player suspended for one or more matches under the Code of Behaviour will not be eligible for the Peter Burge Medal or the Kath Smith Medal for that season. 37. SPIRIT OF CRICKET AWARDS [a] At the conclusion of the day’s play for all competitions, umpires shall award points for the Spirit of <strong>Cricket</strong> in the sequence as follows: 3 points: Exceptional, epitomised the true spirit, traditions and values of the game 2 points: Played the game in good spirit 1 point: Uncompromising, but incident free 0 points: Generally antagonistic atmosphere created -1 points: Unacceptable behaviour, captain informed [b] The guidelines for awarding the above points are as follows: [i] The captain’s acceptance of their responsibility for their player’s behaviour as required under the Laws of <strong>Cricket</strong>; [ii] A team’s adherence to the principles of the Spirit of the Game, which includes respect for teammates, opponents, and the role of umpires; and 31
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