U11 Tournament - 22nd April 2001 at HKCC (Washed Out)

U15 Tournament - 6th May 2001 at Tin Kwong Road

U11 Tournament

U11 Fixtures

U11 Tournament Rules

The rules of cricket shall apply, given that:

1. Each innings will consist of five 6-ball overs. Each member of the fielding side shall bowl one over- except the wicket-keeper who shall be nominated before each game. Bowling will be done from one side only.

2. Runs and extras are scored in accordance with the laws of cricket except that:
-        wides count 2 runs and an extra ball must be bowled.
-        No-balls count for 2 runs plus runs scored of the bat and an extra ball must be bowler

3. A batsman must retire when he reaches on 21 for U11s – but not before. He will retire credited with the score that his last hit gives him – this may be more then 21. Retired batsman may return to continue their innings (in original batting order) if one of the last batting pair is out

4. “Last man stand” – at the fall of the fifth wicket the dismissed batsman will remain at the crease as a runner. Either player may be run out to cause the sixth dismissal

5.  If a player is injured during the course of a game, a substitute will be allowed. The substitute may only field and not bat, bowl or keep wicket , unless required by the opposition (see 6)

6.  In the event of a bowler being unable, through injury, to complete his over, the remaining balls will be bowled by any player (including the wicket-keeper or the substitute) nominated by the opposition captain.

7.  The team with the most runs after 5 overs wins. If there is a tie then the team that has lost the fewest wickets wins, if a tie still exists, then the team scoring most runs excluding extras wins. If a tie still exists then the team scoring most sixes, then fours wins. Thereafter, a toss of a coin.

8. The top team from each of the four groups will play in the Semi Finals. The Semi Final fixtures will be decided by drawn at the conclusion of the 1^st round group matches.

9.  For any reason, if a team is unable to turn up at the scheduled time for their match. The match will be awarded to the opposite team

 11.            Teams are required to report to the “Tournament Office” at the time scheduled for the previous game. Teams should be ready to take field as soon as the previous game ends.

12.            Batting teams are required to provide the umpires and scorers. Scoresheets and match balls will be available at the “Tournament Office”. Teams are asked to return the match balls and completed scoresheets to the “Pitch Managers” at the end of their match. There will be “Pitch Managers” at each pitch for assistance.

13.            Tapeballs for U11 matches will be available at the “Tournament Office”

14.            Interpretation of the rules is at the sole discretion of the organizers.

U15 Tournament

U15 Fixtures

Groups
Group A: Sandy Bay, HKCC Black Rain, Blasters
Group B: LSWCC, Nomads, Happy CC
Group C: HKCC T10s, KCC, Shing Hang Fong

Schedule:

Time      Group     Match

8:30am       A         HKCC Black Rain vs Blasters
9:10am       B         LSWCC vs Nomads
9:50am       C         HKCC T10s vs KCC
10:30am     A         Sandy Bay vs Blasters
11:10am     B         LSWCC vs Happy CC
11:50am     C         HKCC T10s vs Shing Hang Fong
12:30pm     A         Sandy Bay vs HKCC Black Rain
1:10pm       B         Nomads vs Happy CC
1:50pm       C         KCC vs Shing Hang Fong
2:30pm                   Semi Final 1
3:10pm                   Semi Final 2
4:00pm                   FINAL

U15 Tournament Rules

The rules of cricket shall apply, given that:

1. Each innings will consist of five 6-ball overs. Each member of the fielding side shall bowl one over- except the wicket-keeper who shall be nominated before each game and who must wear gloves until each ball is delivered. Keepers are not allowed to stand more them 15m behind the stumps. Bowling will be done from one side only.

2. Runs and extras are scored in accordance with the laws of cricket except that:
    - wides count 2 runs and an extra ball must be bowled.
    - No-balls count for 2 runs plus runs scored of the bat and an extra ball must be bowled.

3. A batsman must retire when he reaches on 31 but not before. He will retire credited with the score that his last hit gives him – this may be more then 31. Retired batsman may return to continue their innings (in original batting order) if one of the last batting pair is out.

4. "Last man stand" – at the fall of the fifth wicket the dismissed batsman will remain at the crease as a runner. Either player may be run out to cause the sixth dismissal.

5. If a player is injured during the course of a game, a substitute will be allowed. The substitute may only field and not bat, bowl or keep wicket , unless required by the opposition (see 6).

6. In the event of a bowler being unable, through injury, to complete his over, the remaining balls will be bowled by any player (including the wicket-keeper or the substitute) nominated by the opposition captain.

7. The team with the most runs after 5 overs wins. If there is a tie then the team that has lost the fewest wickets wins, if a tie still exists, then the team scoring most runs excluding extras wins. If a tie still exists then the team scoring most sixes, then fours wins. Thereafter, a toss of a coin.

8. The "Top Aggregate Loser" to progress to the U15 semi final will be the team that has the highest "runs-scored-divided-by-wicket lost" total from the two group matches. If a tie exist the team which scored the most sixes, then fours will progress. As a final result a coin will be tossed.

9. Teams are required to report to the "Tournament Office" at the time scheduled for the previous game. Teams should be ready to take field as soon as the previous game ends.

10. Batting teams are required to provide the umpires and scorers. Scoresheets and match balls will be available at the "Tournament Office". Teams are asked to return the match balls and completed scoresheets to the "Tournament Office" at the end of their match.

11. U15 Teams are requested to bring old balls "in good condition" and pass it to the "Tournament Office" for use when balls are lost.

12. Interpretation of the rules is at the sole discretion of the organizers.