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If continues 5 runs deducted of team total.Įach team will have 9 players in the field, with each player bowling a minimum of 2 overs across the innings, no fielder should be closer than 10m from the bat excluding the wicketkeeper, slips and gully.Ī wide is defined as a ball which the batter could not reasonably reach. Umpires to monitor non-striking batsman leaving their crease early. The innings will end after the 8th dismissal

If a batsman is dismissed in their first six balls 5 runs are added to the bowling teams score.īatsman who were dismissed in their first six balls cannot return if they go on to retire.īatsman change ends if they are dismissed within their first six balls. All Batsman must face a minimum of 6 balls before they can be dismissed.īatsman retire once they have faced 30 deliveries but can return if whole team is out. Most teams will have team gear although a personal abdominal protector is required. All Batsman need to wear full protective equipment - Pads, Gloves, Helmet and an abdominal protector (box). Methods of dismissals are Bowled, Caught, Run Out, Stumped, Hit Wicket and LBW. Teams to bat as per traditional cricket rules. As a supporting tool we have included the following link to an online course that can help with umpiring, especially around LBW rulings.

Please use chalk or place cones on the edge of the pitch at the non-strikers end to mark the crease if it is unmarked.īoundaries should be no more than 40m marked from the middle of the pitch and can be marked with cones. T24 Super Smash - Format and RulesĪll matches to be played on a 18m pitch (Stump to Stump) and using a 142g Kookaburra Crown Hard Ball. Skill development, enjoyment and experiencing traditional cricket are the main priorities of this grade. Allows for more specialization with extended retirement scores which means batsmen will need to value their wicket when batting and bowlers will be challenged by the 18m pitch length and the opportunity to bowl longer spells. The final stage in our junior cricket pathway, where children can fully develop their cricket skills using most traditional cricket rules.