1.
(i) Not earlier than 30 minutes, nor later than 15 minutes, before the
scheduled or any
rescheduled time for the match to start
(ii) That the toss must take place as (i) above by appointed person
representing home team
(iii) To hand to one of the
umpires, a team nomination list together with particulars relating
to all under 18 aged players
(iv) Not later than10 minutes before scheduled or rescheduled time for
the match to start
(4 marks)
2. Check
bowler's intended delivery action and inform the striker
Give the striker his 'guard'
Assist striker with appropriate placement of sightscreen
at bowler's end
Hand match ball to bowler
Check number of fielders on the field of play is 11
Check scorers are in position and ready
Check fielding Captain has set field and ready to
commence
Check batsmen are ready
Check striker's end umpire is ready
Ensure correct time for start of play has been
reached
Call 'Play'
(4 marks)
3. (i) The non-striker as he was out of his ground at the
moment his wicket was broken
and prior to him and his partner having crossed.
(ii) (a) 5 runs
(b) Runs to the striker
(c) Signals 'boundary 4' and raises hand displaying
fingers/thumb to show 5 runs
(d) Since this is the 1st ball of a new over, it
will be the 'non-striker when last ball
of the previous over was bowled.
(5 marks)
4. (a) On completion of the run, the umpire shall call and
signal 'Dead ball' and return
batsmen to original ends - No run is scored
(b) If runs scored are result of an overthrow by
member of the fielding side
(2 marks)
5. (a) Umpire calls and signals 'No Ball'. Also issues
first warning to the bowler and
informs his Captain, the batsmen and umpire
colleague.
(b) As above, except in that umpire warns bowler of
'second and final' warning.
(c) Umpire calls and signals 'Dead ball' and
instructs the Captain to immediately
replace the bowler, who shall not be
permitted to bowl again in that innings.
The incident shall be reported as soon as
possible to the club executive and
the body responsible for the competition.
(3 marks)
6. As to whether or not the collision was result of a
deliberate act by the fielder,
(in this case, the bowler) to obstruct the batsman
or was it an accidental occurrence.
(a) Accidental - batsman is OUT!
(b) Deliberate - batsman is NOT OUT!
Umpire to immediate call and signal 'Dead
ball'
Inform captain of fielding side and other
umpire of reason for call
Neither batsman shall be dismissed
Run in progress shall be scored even though
batsmen may not have crossed at
the instant of the call
5 Penalty runs shall be awarded to the
batting side's total
The ball shall not count as one of the over
The batsmen shall decide which of them shall
face the next delivery
The umpires shall report the occurrence
(6 marks)
7. If (a) the ball is a fairly delivered ball and not
a 'no ball' and
(b) first point of impact is that with the
striker's pad and
(c) contact between the ball and pad is 'in line'
between wicket and wicket and
(d) but for the interception, the ball would have
hit the wicket,
the batsman shall be given out LBW.
Had, instead of (c) above, the point of contact was
outside the line of the off stump and
the striker had made no genuine attempt to play the ball
with the bat and (a), (b)
and (d) still applied, the batsman shall also be given
out, LBW.
(5 marks)
8.
(a) The
bowler had thrown and not bowled the delivery or
some part of the wicket-
keeper's person or equipment was in front of
the wicket between the time of the
bowler starting his run up or delivery action and the ball being played
by the striker
or passing the wicket or more that 2 fielders were
positioned behind the 'popping'
crease' on the leg side at the time of delivery.
(b) 3 signals - 'No ball' followed by that of
'bye' (to show that ball has not hit the bat)
followed by 'boundary 4' signal
(c) 5
(d)
As 'No ball' extras
(6 marks)
9.
OUT - caught!
(1 mark)
10.
Inform the fielding Captain that the bowler cannot bowl for a further 7
minutes as he was off
the field for 23 minutes and only 16 minutes had passed since his
return.
(2 marks)
11. The umpires shall confer and
providing the conditions are not considered to be 'unsuitable or
dangerous', they shall permit the game to re-start.
(1 mark)
12.
As sightscreen is in process of being adjusted,
the bowler is not wasting time and
therefore, the
umpire shall take no immediate action.
(1mark)
Total Mark: Out of 40
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