Put a line (instead of crossing out individual numbers) through several numbers on the score to show how many runs were scored from an individual delivery.ġ1 Scoring Tips Record 4 balls on the top of the bowling analysis. Recording everything with the correct symbols helps to work out any differences as you go. re-bowling no balls and wides Check the rules regarding compulsory retirement of batsmen, batting and bowling rotations and advise the umpires and coaches of potential breach of the rules.ġ0 Scoring Tips Fill out totals for the batsman and bowlers as you go and check them with the other scorer. 1 run, no-ball, leg-byeĩ Scoring Tips Get to know the rules for the age group you are scoring e.g. If you are confident that the order will not change then write the names on the scoresheet prior to the start of play – keep the rubber handy though!ħ Getting Started Write the start time of the innings next to the first two batsmen Acknowledge the umpires that you are ready to start the gameĨ Scoring Tips You will need to record each ball bowled so get into a routine of filling in the scoresheet going anti clockwise around the page i.e batsman's score, bowlers score, runs, extras, wickets Although not necessary it can avoid discrepancies later if one scorer calls out the result after each ball is bowled e.g. Try and sit away from the teams and supporters so that there are no distractions Write the date, round number, venue, team names and any other heading information Obtain the list and order of players from the coaches/managers. Pencil, rubber, sharpener Calculator (optional) Paper clips, bulldog clips (for windy days!) Chair ShadeĦ Setting yourself up Agree with the other scorer where you will sit You should check frequently (at least at the end of each over) that you agree with the other scorerĥ Equipment Copy of the rules for the age group Scorebook
raise your hand)Ĥ The Duties of a Scorer Record Write neatly and clearly Check You work closely with the umpires but you must accept their decision and record it according to the signals given – even though you might think they are sometimes wrong Acknowledge Clearly and promptly acknowledge that you have seen the umpires signals (e.g. It requires concentration and commitment You should be familiar with the rules of cricket It can be complicated at times Every ball must be recorded You CAN enjoy it You get to watch the game! Presentation on theme: "Guide to Cricket Scoring"- Presentation transcript:Ģ Introduction Scoring is an essential part of cricket
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