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Raising Expectations
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Search Isle of Wight Cricket Board Ltd @IWCricket
Board Address Details
Board Officers Details
Club Contacts Details
League Fixtures
Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div I
Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div II
Senior Cup Sponsored by Island Web Services
Fred Winter Memorial Cup
Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist Under 15 League
Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist U15 Cup
Mal Sketchley League
Mal Sketchley Memorial Cup
IW County Press Under 11 League
IW County Press Under 11 Friendlies
IW County Press Under 11 Cup
League Rules
Saturday Leagues
Colts Leagues
Disciplinary Procedures
ECB Fast Bowling Match Directives
ECB Safety Guidance on the Wearing of Cricket Helmets
by Young Players
Sponsors
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Board Address Details
Board Officers Details
Club Contacts Details
League Fixtures
Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div I
Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div II
Senior Cup Sponsored by Island Web Services
Fred Winter Memorial Cup
Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist Under 15 League
Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist U15 Cup
Mal Sketchley League
Mal Sketchley Memorial Cup
IW County Press Under 11 League
IW County Press Under 11 Friendlies
IW County Press Under 11 Cup
League Rules
Saturday Leagues
Colts Leagues
Disciplinary Procedures
ECB Fast Bowling Match Directives
ECB Safety Guidance on the Wearing of Cricket Helmets
by Young Players
Sponsors
Contents
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Isle of Wight Cricket Board Ltd
ADDRESS:Isle of Wight Cricket Board LtdNewclose CCGBlackwater RdNewportIsle of WightPO30 3BE
Tel: 01983 530551
WEBSITEwww.isleofwightcricketboard.co.uk
www.facebook.com/260743950638890
ISLE OF WIGHT CRICKET BOARD OFFICERSIWCB Chair - Ron Cook:[email protected]
IWCB Secretary - Dave [email protected]
IWCB Treasurer - Howard [email protected]
County Welfare Officer - Sue [email protected]
Cricket Development Manager - Stuart [email protected] Mobile: 07875 195211
CLUBS COMMITTEEChair - Glenn [email protected]
Secretary - Phil [email protected]
Outdoor Competition Secretary - Tony [email protected]
Indoor Competition Secretary - Ashley [email protected]
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COUNTY TEAMS COMMITTEE
Performance Manager - Steve [email protected] Mobile: 07828 174344
Chair - Angus [email protected]
Senior Team Manager - Steve [email protected]
Over 50s Team Manager: Paul [email protected]
Disabled Team Manager - Clare [email protected]
U17 Team Manager - Jez [email protected]
U15 Team Manager - Stephen [email protected]
U13 Team Manager - Adrian [email protected]
U11 Team Manager - Flo [email protected]
ISLE OF WIGHT ASSOCIATION OF OFFICIALS (IW ACO)Chair: Barrie Wade - [email protected]: Roy Cooper - [email protected]
ISLE OF WIGHT COACHES ASSOCIATION (IW CA)Chair: Dave Reynolds - [email protected]
DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEEChair: Janice Routledge - [email protected]
2013 AFFILLIATED CLUB CONTACTSARRETON C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactMrs Lesley Wilcox Mark McGinnessBrookfield, Main Rd,Arreton, PO30 3AQ 6 Calloway Close,Arreton, PO30 [email protected] [email protected] 868806 or 07791 936344 01983 868358 or 07791 936344
Fixture Secretary Child Welfare As Secretary
BEMBRIDGE C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactS. Benford Ken MarstonChelsea Cottage, Kite Hill, Vice ChairmanWootton Bridge PO33 4LG [email protected]@btinternet.com 01983 87351001983 882750
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareL.Thompson P.Wray9 Mount Street Ryde PO33 2QR 26 Egerton Road, Bembridge, PO35 5RF01983 811058 [email protected]
01983 874 519BRADING C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactMrs. M. Hailes, I. Hailes28a Pound Mead, Ryde PO33 3HH 28a Pound Mead, Ryde PO33 [email protected] [email protected] 611299 01983 611299
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareMr Kieron Hailes Becky Hailes29 Park Road Ryde PO33 1HH 29 Park Road Ryde PO33 [email protected] [email protected]
BRIGHSTONE C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactA.Young,Glenwood, New Road Brighstone PO30 [email protected] 537256
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COUNTY TEAMS COMMITTEE
Performance Manager - Steve [email protected] Mobile: 07828 174344
Chair - Angus [email protected]
Senior Team Manager - Steve [email protected]
Over 50s Team Manager: Paul [email protected]
Disabled Team Manager - Clare [email protected]
U17 Team Manager - Jez [email protected]
U15 Team Manager - Stephen [email protected]
U13 Team Manager - Adrian [email protected]
U11 Team Manager - Flo [email protected]
ISLE OF WIGHT ASSOCIATION OF OFFICIALS (IW ACO)Chair: Barrie Wade - [email protected]: Roy Cooper - [email protected]
ISLE OF WIGHT COACHES ASSOCIATION (IW CA)Chair: Dave Reynolds - [email protected]
DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEEChair: Janice Routledge - [email protected]
2013 AFFILLIATED CLUB CONTACTSARRETON C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactMrs Lesley Wilcox Mark McGinnessBrookfield, Main Rd,Arreton, PO30 3AQ 6 Calloway Close,Arreton, PO30 [email protected] [email protected] 868806 or 07791 936344 01983 868358 or 07791 936344
Fixture Secretary Child Welfare As Secretary
BEMBRIDGE C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactS. Benford Ken MarstonChelsea Cottage, Kite Hill, Vice ChairmanWootton Bridge PO33 4LG [email protected]@btinternet.com 01983 87351001983 882750
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareL.Thompson P.Wray9 Mount Street Ryde PO33 2QR 26 Egerton Road, Bembridge, PO35 5RF01983 811058 [email protected]
01983 874 519BRADING C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactMrs. M. Hailes, I. Hailes28a Pound Mead, Ryde PO33 3HH 28a Pound Mead, Ryde PO33 [email protected] [email protected] 611299 01983 611299
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareMr Kieron Hailes Becky Hailes29 Park Road Ryde PO33 1HH 29 Park Road Ryde PO33 [email protected] [email protected]
BRIGHSTONE C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactA.Young,Glenwood, New Road Brighstone PO30 [email protected] 537256
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Fixture Secretary Child WelfareI. Pitman W. Stafford15 Horsebridge Hill, Newport PO30 5JT Meadow Cottage, Station RoadNingwood
C.H.O.S.B C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactI.Heal As SecretaryHolly Cottage,Gatcombe, PO30 [email protected] 374288.
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary As Secretary
COWES C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactMs D. Faulkner Alan Ball152 Arctic Road, Cowes, PO31 7XS [email protected]@hotmail.com 07736 03407901983 291591
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAndy Flood, Derek Hughes274 Park Road, Cowes, PO31 7NJ [email protected]@gmail.com 07875 56558701983 295283
FRESHWATER C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactG. Gosden,Larch Cottage, Easton LaneFreshwater PO40 [email protected] 754746
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary S.Vandecasteele.
26 The Avenue,Totland. PO39 0DL07788 283420
EAST COWES C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactP. Hunt, 12 Oak Tree Way Kevin EbbsEast Cowes PO32 6PL 07743312509 or 01983 [email protected] 292 596 or 07887 916461
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareD. Cox, Holly Cottage, 38 Cambridge Road, David Cooper,East Cowes PO32 6AH7 [email protected] 290200 or 07917623696 07766 [email protected]
GODSHILL C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactP. Conway,Augusta Road,Ryde PO33 [email protected] 611848
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareN. Mew, As Secretary3 Victoria Crescent Ryde, PO33 [email protected] 615156
ISLAND BAKERIES C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactA. Marriott38 Castle Hill, Carisbrooke,Newport PO30 [email protected] 523553
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareT. Cook, Mr. R.Webb68 Union Street Ryde PO33 2LN 113a Whitepit Lane Newport PO30 [email protected] [email protected] 617035 01983 525670
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Fixture Secretary Child WelfareI. Pitman W. Stafford15 Horsebridge Hill, Newport PO30 5JT Meadow Cottage, Station RoadNingwood
C.H.O.S.B C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactI.Heal As SecretaryHolly Cottage,Gatcombe, PO30 [email protected] 374288.
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary As Secretary
COWES C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactMs D. Faulkner Alan Ball152 Arctic Road, Cowes, PO31 7XS [email protected]@hotmail.com 07736 03407901983 291591
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAndy Flood, Derek Hughes274 Park Road, Cowes, PO31 7NJ [email protected]@gmail.com 07875 56558701983 295283
FRESHWATER C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactG. Gosden,Larch Cottage, Easton LaneFreshwater PO40 [email protected] 754746
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary S.Vandecasteele.
26 The Avenue,Totland. PO39 0DL07788 283420
EAST COWES C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactP. Hunt, 12 Oak Tree Way Kevin EbbsEast Cowes PO32 6PL 07743312509 or 01983 [email protected] 292 596 or 07887 916461
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareD. Cox, Holly Cottage, 38 Cambridge Road, David Cooper,East Cowes PO32 6AH7 [email protected] 290200 or 07917623696 07766 [email protected]
GODSHILL C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactP. Conway,Augusta Road,Ryde PO33 [email protected] 611848
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareN. Mew, As Secretary3 Victoria Crescent Ryde, PO33 [email protected] 615156
ISLAND BAKERIES C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactA. Marriott38 Castle Hill, Carisbrooke,Newport PO30 [email protected] 523553
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareT. Cook, Mr. R.Webb68 Union Street Ryde PO33 2LN 113a Whitepit Lane Newport PO30 [email protected] [email protected] 617035 01983 525670
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I.W HEALTH ASSOCIATES C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactD. Harry As Secretary163 Fairlee Road, Newport PO30 [email protected] 528329
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareD. HandsBrocks Lodge, Brocks Copse RoadWhippingham PO32 [email protected]
I.W PRISON OFFICERS C.C.
SecretaryJ. Searle19a Monkton Street Ryde PO33 2BZ(H) 01983 563014 (W) 01983 554734
NEWPORT C.C.
Secretary 2nd Club ContactI. Simmonds, 21 Ash Lane As SecretaryNewport PO30 [email protected] 52276807855545925
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareM.Watson A.Long,20 Clatterford Road, Carisbrooke, Obam,Alverstone Road,Newport PO30 1PA Apse Heath,[email protected] Sandown PO30 5LT07443 041321 07792624476
NITON C.C.SecretaryT.WellsGreenbank, Barrack Shute, Niton PO38 2BE01983 731450 or 07970474789
NORTHWOOD C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactJ.Williams J. GoldsmithNorthwood Cricket Club, 30 Kestrel Way,Park Road Cowes PO31 7NN Carisbrooke Park,01983 293557 Newport PO30 5GR
[email protected] 821872
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs 2nd Club Contact Gavin Paddock
PORCHFIELD C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactMrs. C. Morris As Fixture SecretaryParkwater Farm, Forest RoadNewport PO40 [email protected] 821418
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareL. Morris S. Priddle,Parkwater Farm, Forest Road 9 Clifford StreetNewport PO40 4LY Newport PO30 [email protected] [email protected] 821418 01983 533466
RYDE C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactD. Hillyard Dave Tolfrey4 Camden Court, 077673973934 Dover Street Ryde PO33 2AQ07710655107
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareR Hobbs As Fixture Secretary2 The Haven, New Road,Wootton2Bridge PO33 [email protected]
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I.W HEALTH ASSOCIATES C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactD. Harry As Secretary163 Fairlee Road, Newport PO30 [email protected] 528329
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareD. HandsBrocks Lodge, Brocks Copse RoadWhippingham PO32 [email protected]
I.W PRISON OFFICERS C.C.
SecretaryJ. Searle19a Monkton Street Ryde PO33 2BZ(H) 01983 563014 (W) 01983 554734
NEWPORT C.C.
Secretary 2nd Club ContactI. Simmonds, 21 Ash Lane As SecretaryNewport PO30 [email protected] 52276807855545925
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareM.Watson A.Long,20 Clatterford Road, Carisbrooke, Obam,Alverstone Road,Newport PO30 1PA Apse Heath,[email protected] Sandown PO30 5LT07443 041321 07792624476
NITON C.C.SecretaryT.WellsGreenbank, Barrack Shute, Niton PO38 2BE01983 731450 or 07970474789
NORTHWOOD C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactJ.Williams J. GoldsmithNorthwood Cricket Club, 30 Kestrel Way,Park Road Cowes PO31 7NN Carisbrooke Park,01983 293557 Newport PO30 5GR
[email protected] 821872
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs 2nd Club Contact Gavin Paddock
PORCHFIELD C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactMrs. C. Morris As Fixture SecretaryParkwater Farm, Forest RoadNewport PO40 [email protected] 821418
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareL. Morris S. Priddle,Parkwater Farm, Forest Road 9 Clifford StreetNewport PO40 4LY Newport PO30 [email protected] [email protected] 821418 01983 533466
RYDE C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactD. Hillyard Dave Tolfrey4 Camden Court, 077673973934 Dover Street Ryde PO33 2AQ07710655107
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareR Hobbs As Fixture Secretary2 The Haven, New Road,Wootton2Bridge PO33 [email protected]
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RYDE CAVALIERS C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactM. Bartlett As Secretary13 School Street, Ryde.01983 615270
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareP. Holdcroft Kate Barton199 Great Preston Road Ryde PO33 1AY Stone Lodge Morton Manor [email protected] Brading PO36 0EP
[email protected] 402180
SHANKLIN C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactJ. Dear Bob Crawley (Chairman)21 Orchard Road Shanklin PO37 7NX [email protected] 863058 01983 868436
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareJ.Thorn Steven PalmerAdelaide Place Ryde PO33 3DJ Kyngsmead Station Rd Brading PO36 [email protected] [email protected] 614075 01983 406241
ST. HELENS C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactCharlie Millington Rob HermansWindrush Bungalow Swains Lane Pond House, High Salterns,Bembridge PO35 5ST Seaview, PO34 [email protected] 01983 56522301983 873984
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary
VENTNOR C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactR. Cook J. Hilsum.Pippings, Gully Road, Cortaderia,Avenue Road,Seaview PO34 5BY Wroxallron@[email protected] 01983 85376501983 613651 [email protected]
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareG. Burnett Roy GeorgeWillow Cottage, Farriers Way, Yarborough House,Shorwell PO30 3JW The Undercliff Drive, 01983 740131
St Lawrence Ventnor PO38 [email protected] 840486
WESTOVER PARK C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactD. Cox. Hugh Ross50 Clarence Road, Newport PO30 1EW 3 Cedar Hill, [email protected] 01983 524724or 01983 53201901983 240895
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary S. Rowe
[email protected] 526889
WHITECROFT C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactDarren Sumner P.Millmore4 Sylvan Drive, Newport, PO305QR Osbourne [email protected] East Cowes PO32 6FF01983 520179 [email protected]
01983 201041
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary As 2nd Club Contact
WOOTTON C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactA Williams As Fixture Secretary109 High Street,Wootton Bridge PO33 [email protected] 883429
Fixture SecretaryM. Holliday2 Loudon House Cottages, Freshwater PO40 [email protected] 755964
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RYDE CAVALIERS C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactM. Bartlett As Secretary13 School Street, Ryde.01983 615270
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareP. Holdcroft Kate Barton199 Great Preston Road Ryde PO33 1AY Stone Lodge Morton Manor [email protected] Brading PO36 0EP
[email protected] 402180
SHANKLIN C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactJ. Dear Bob Crawley (Chairman)21 Orchard Road Shanklin PO37 7NX [email protected] 863058 01983 868436
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareJ.Thorn Steven PalmerAdelaide Place Ryde PO33 3DJ Kyngsmead Station Rd Brading PO36 [email protected] [email protected] 614075 01983 406241
ST. HELENS C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactCharlie Millington Rob HermansWindrush Bungalow Swains Lane Pond House, High Salterns,Bembridge PO35 5ST Seaview, PO34 [email protected] 01983 56522301983 873984
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary
VENTNOR C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactR. Cook J. Hilsum.Pippings, Gully Road, Cortaderia,Avenue Road,Seaview PO34 5BY Wroxallron@[email protected] 01983 85376501983 613651 [email protected]
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareG. Burnett Roy GeorgeWillow Cottage, Farriers Way, Yarborough House,Shorwell PO30 3JW The Undercliff Drive, 01983 740131
St Lawrence Ventnor PO38 [email protected] 840486
WESTOVER PARK C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactD. Cox. Hugh Ross50 Clarence Road, Newport PO30 1EW 3 Cedar Hill, [email protected] 01983 524724or 01983 53201901983 240895
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary S. Rowe
[email protected] 526889
WHITECROFT C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactDarren Sumner P.Millmore4 Sylvan Drive, Newport, PO305QR Osbourne [email protected] East Cowes PO32 6FF01983 520179 [email protected]
01983 201041
Fixture Secretary Child WelfareAs Secretary As 2nd Club Contact
WOOTTON C.C.Secretary 2nd Club ContactA Williams As Fixture Secretary109 High Street,Wootton Bridge PO33 [email protected] 883429
Fixture SecretaryM. Holliday2 Loudon House Cottages, Freshwater PO40 [email protected] 755964
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11 May 13 - 1330 Newport v Ryde Cavaliers Victoria Recreation Ground
11 May 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v St Helens East Cowes CC
11 May 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Bembridge Westhill
11 May 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Northwood Steephill
18 May 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Ventnor III East Cowes CC
18 May 13 - 1330 Northwood v Shanklin Park Road
18 May 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Bembridge Smallbrook
18 May 13 - 1330 St Helens v Newport St Helens Green
25 May 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Northwood Steyne Park
25 May 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v St Helens Smallbrook
25 May 13 - 1330 Shanklin v I o W Academy Westhill
25 May 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Newport Steephill
8 Jun 13 - 1330 Bembridge v I o W Academy Steyne Park
8 Jun 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Northwood Smallbrook
8 Jun 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Newport Westhill
8 Jun 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v St Helens Steephill
22 Jun 13 - 1330 Newport v Northwood Victoria Recreation Ground
22 Jun 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v I o W Academy Smallbrook
22 Jun 13 - 1330 St Helens v Bembridge St Helens Green
22 Jun 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Shanklin Steephill
29 Jun 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Ventnor III Steyne Park
29 Jun 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Newport East Cowes CC
29 Jun 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Shanklin Smallbrook
29 Jun 13 - 1330 St Helens v Northwood St Helens Green
13 Jul 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Shanklin Steyne Park
13 Jul 13 - 1330 Northwood v Ventnor III Park Road
13 Jul 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Newport Smallbrook
13 Jul 13 - 1330 St Helens v I o W Academy St Helens Green
20 Jul 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Ryde Cavaliers Steyne Park
20 Jul 13 - 1330 Newport v St Helens Victoria Recreation Ground
20 Jul 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Northwood Westhill
20 Jul 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v I o W Academy Steephill
27 Jul 13 - 1330 Newport v Ventnor III Victoria Recreation Ground
27 Jul 13 - 1330 Northwood v Bembridge Park Road
27 Jul 13 - 1330 St Helens v Ryde Cavaliers St Helens Green
3 Aug 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Newport Steyne Park
3 Aug 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Northwood East Cowes CC
3 Aug 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Ventnor III Smallbrook
3 Aug 13 - 1330 St Helens v Shanklin St Helens Green
10 Aug 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Bembridge East Cowes CC
10 Aug 13 - 1330 Newport v Shanklin Victoria Recreation Ground
10 Aug 13 - 1330 Northwood v Ryde Cavaliers Park Road
10 Aug 13 - 1330 St Helens v Ventnor III St Helens Green
17 Aug 13 - 1330 Newport v I o W Academy Victoria Recreation Ground
17 Aug 13 - 1330 Northwood v St Helens Park Road
17 Aug 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Ryde Cavaliers Westhill
17 Aug 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Bembridge Steephill
24 Aug 13 - 1330 Bembridge v St Helens Steyne Park
24 Aug 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Ryde Cavaliers East Cowes CC
24 Aug 13 - 1330 Northwood v Newport Park Road
24 Aug 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Ventnor III Westhill
31 Aug 13 - 1330 Newport v Bembridge Victoria Recreation Ground
31 Aug 13 - 1330 Northwood v I o W Academy Park Road
31 Aug 13 - 1330 Shanklin v St Helens Westhill
31 Aug 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Ryde Cavaliers Steephill
Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div I
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11 May 13 - 1330 Newport v Ryde Cavaliers Victoria Recreation Ground
11 May 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v St Helens East Cowes CC
11 May 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Bembridge Westhill
11 May 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Northwood Steephill
18 May 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Ventnor III East Cowes CC
18 May 13 - 1330 Northwood v Shanklin Park Road
18 May 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Bembridge Smallbrook
18 May 13 - 1330 St Helens v Newport St Helens Green
25 May 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Northwood Steyne Park
25 May 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v St Helens Smallbrook
25 May 13 - 1330 Shanklin v I o W Academy Westhill
25 May 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Newport Steephill
8 Jun 13 - 1330 Bembridge v I o W Academy Steyne Park
8 Jun 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Northwood Smallbrook
8 Jun 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Newport Westhill
8 Jun 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v St Helens Steephill
22 Jun 13 - 1330 Newport v Northwood Victoria Recreation Ground
22 Jun 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v I o W Academy Smallbrook
22 Jun 13 - 1330 St Helens v Bembridge St Helens Green
22 Jun 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Shanklin Steephill
29 Jun 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Ventnor III Steyne Park
29 Jun 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Newport East Cowes CC
29 Jun 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Shanklin Smallbrook
29 Jun 13 - 1330 St Helens v Northwood St Helens Green
13 Jul 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Shanklin Steyne Park
13 Jul 13 - 1330 Northwood v Ventnor III Park Road
13 Jul 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Newport Smallbrook
13 Jul 13 - 1330 St Helens v I o W Academy St Helens Green
20 Jul 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Ryde Cavaliers Steyne Park
20 Jul 13 - 1330 Newport v St Helens Victoria Recreation Ground
20 Jul 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Northwood Westhill
20 Jul 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v I o W Academy Steephill
27 Jul 13 - 1330 Newport v Ventnor III Victoria Recreation Ground
27 Jul 13 - 1330 Northwood v Bembridge Park Road
27 Jul 13 - 1330 St Helens v Ryde Cavaliers St Helens Green
3 Aug 13 - 1330 Bembridge v Newport Steyne Park
3 Aug 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Northwood East Cowes CC
3 Aug 13 - 1330 Ryde Cavaliers v Ventnor III Smallbrook
3 Aug 13 - 1330 St Helens v Shanklin St Helens Green
10 Aug 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Bembridge East Cowes CC
10 Aug 13 - 1330 Newport v Shanklin Victoria Recreation Ground
10 Aug 13 - 1330 Northwood v Ryde Cavaliers Park Road
10 Aug 13 - 1330 St Helens v Ventnor III St Helens Green
17 Aug 13 - 1330 Newport v I o W Academy Victoria Recreation Ground
17 Aug 13 - 1330 Northwood v St Helens Park Road
17 Aug 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Ryde Cavaliers Westhill
17 Aug 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Bembridge Steephill
24 Aug 13 - 1330 Bembridge v St Helens Steyne Park
24 Aug 13 - 1330 I o W Academy v Ryde Cavaliers East Cowes CC
24 Aug 13 - 1330 Northwood v Newport Park Road
24 Aug 13 - 1330 Shanklin v Ventnor III Westhill
31 Aug 13 - 1330 Newport v Bembridge Victoria Recreation Ground
31 Aug 13 - 1330 Northwood v I o W Academy Park Road
31 Aug 13 - 1330 Shanklin v St Helens Westhill
31 Aug 13 - 1330 Ventnor III v Ryde Cavaliers Steephill
Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div I
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18 May 13 - 1400 Godshill v Ryde III Rookley Recreation Ground18 May 13 - 1400 Newport II v Freshwater Victoria Recreation Ground18 May 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v East Cowes West Hill18 May 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v Northwood II Whitecroft25 May 13 - 1400 Arreton v Whitecroft Arreton25 May 13 - 1400 East Cowes v Godshill Beatrice Avenue25 May 13 - 1400 Newport II v Ryde III Victoria Recreation Ground25 May 13 - 1400 Northwood II v Shanklin II Park Road8 Jun 13 - 1400 East Cowes v Arreton Beatrice Avenue8 Jun 13 - 1400 Godshill v Whitecroft Rookley Recreation Ground8 Jun 13 - 1400 Newport II v Shanklin II Victoria Recreation Ground8 Jun 13 - 1400 Northwood II v Freshwater Park Road22 Jun 13 - 1400 Freshwater v East Cowes West Wight Middle School22 Jun 13 - 1400 Northwood II v Godshill Park Road22 Jun 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v Arreton Westhill22 Jun 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v Ryde III Whitecroft29 Jun 13 - 1400 Arreton v Ryde III Arreton29 Jun 13 - 1400 Freshwater v Godshill West Wight Middle School29 Jun 13 - 1400 Northwood II v Newport II Park Road29 Jun 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v Whitecroft Westhill13 Jul 13 - 1400 Freshwater v Arreton West Wight Middle School13 Jul 13 - 1400 Newport II v Whitecroft Victoria Recreation Ground13 Jul 13 - 1400 Ryde III v East Cowes Breatice Avenue13 Jul 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v Godshill Westhill20 Jul 13 - 1400 Arreton v Northwood II Arreton20 Jul 13 - 1400 East Cowes v Newport II Beatrice Avenue20 Jul 13 - 1400 Ryde III v Shanklin II Ryde School20 Jul 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v Freshwater Whitecroft27 Jul 13 - 1330 IoW Academy v Shanklin East Cowes CC27 Jul 13 - 1400 Godshill v Arreton Rookley Recreation Ground27 Jul 13 - 1400 Ryde III v Freshwater Ryde School27 Jul 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v East Cowes Whitecroft10 Aug 13 - 1400 Freshwater v Shanklin II West Wight Middle School10 Aug 13 - 1400 Godshill v Newport II Rookley Recreation Ground10 Aug 13 - 1400 Ryde III v Northwood II Ryde School17 Aug 13 - 1400 Arreton v Newport II Arreton17 Aug 13 - 1400 East Cowes v Northwood II Beatrice Avenue
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Bembridge v St Helens Steyne Park
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Northwood v Ventnor III Park Road
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Ryde Cavaliers v Newport Smallbrook
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Northwood/Ventnor III v Shanklin TBA
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Bembridge/St Helens v Ryde Cavaliers/Newport TBA
7 Sep 13 - 1330 Island Webservices v Island Webservices NewcloseCup Final Cup Final
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Freshwater v Arreton West Wight Middle School
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v Newport II Westhill
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Westover v Ryde III Westover
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Wootton v Cowes Wootton Recreation Ground
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v Northwood II Whitecroft
1 Jun 13 - 1400 East Cowes v CHSOB Beatrice Avenue
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Brading v Havenstreet Brading
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Brading/Havenstreet v Wootton/Cowes Brading
6 Jul 13 - 1400 East Cowes/CHSOB v Shanklin II/Newport II Beatrice Avenue
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Freshwater/Arreton v Whitecroft/Northwood II TBA
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Godshill v Westover/Ryde III Rookley Recreation Ground
3 Aug 13 - 1400 Winner Match 1 v Winner Match 2 TBA
3 Aug 13 - 1400 Winner Match 4 v Winner Match 3 TBA
1 Sep 13 - 1330 Fred Winter Memorial v Fred Winter Memorial WesthillCup Final Cup Final
Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div II Island Webservices Cup
Fred Winter Memorial Cup
1514
18 May 13 - 1400 Godshill v Ryde III Rookley Recreation Ground18 May 13 - 1400 Newport II v Freshwater Victoria Recreation Ground18 May 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v East Cowes West Hill18 May 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v Northwood II Whitecroft25 May 13 - 1400 Arreton v Whitecroft Arreton25 May 13 - 1400 East Cowes v Godshill Beatrice Avenue25 May 13 - 1400 Newport II v Ryde III Victoria Recreation Ground25 May 13 - 1400 Northwood II v Shanklin II Park Road8 Jun 13 - 1400 East Cowes v Arreton Beatrice Avenue8 Jun 13 - 1400 Godshill v Whitecroft Rookley Recreation Ground8 Jun 13 - 1400 Newport II v Shanklin II Victoria Recreation Ground8 Jun 13 - 1400 Northwood II v Freshwater Park Road22 Jun 13 - 1400 Freshwater v East Cowes West Wight Middle School22 Jun 13 - 1400 Northwood II v Godshill Park Road22 Jun 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v Arreton Westhill22 Jun 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v Ryde III Whitecroft29 Jun 13 - 1400 Arreton v Ryde III Arreton29 Jun 13 - 1400 Freshwater v Godshill West Wight Middle School29 Jun 13 - 1400 Northwood II v Newport II Park Road29 Jun 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v Whitecroft Westhill13 Jul 13 - 1400 Freshwater v Arreton West Wight Middle School13 Jul 13 - 1400 Newport II v Whitecroft Victoria Recreation Ground13 Jul 13 - 1400 Ryde III v East Cowes Breatice Avenue13 Jul 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v Godshill Westhill20 Jul 13 - 1400 Arreton v Northwood II Arreton20 Jul 13 - 1400 East Cowes v Newport II Beatrice Avenue20 Jul 13 - 1400 Ryde III v Shanklin II Ryde School20 Jul 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v Freshwater Whitecroft27 Jul 13 - 1330 IoW Academy v Shanklin East Cowes CC27 Jul 13 - 1400 Godshill v Arreton Rookley Recreation Ground27 Jul 13 - 1400 Ryde III v Freshwater Ryde School27 Jul 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v East Cowes Whitecroft10 Aug 13 - 1400 Freshwater v Shanklin II West Wight Middle School10 Aug 13 - 1400 Godshill v Newport II Rookley Recreation Ground10 Aug 13 - 1400 Ryde III v Northwood II Ryde School17 Aug 13 - 1400 Arreton v Newport II Arreton17 Aug 13 - 1400 East Cowes v Northwood II Beatrice Avenue
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Bembridge v St Helens Steyne Park
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Northwood v Ventnor III Park Road
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Ryde Cavaliers v Newport Smallbrook
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Northwood/Ventnor III v Shanklin TBA
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Bembridge/St Helens v Ryde Cavaliers/Newport TBA
7 Sep 13 - 1330 Island Webservices v Island Webservices NewcloseCup Final Cup Final
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Freshwater v Arreton West Wight Middle School
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Shanklin II v Newport II Westhill
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Westover v Ryde III Westover
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Wootton v Cowes Wootton Recreation Ground
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Whitecroft v Northwood II Whitecroft
1 Jun 13 - 1400 East Cowes v CHSOB Beatrice Avenue
1 Jun 13 - 1400 Brading v Havenstreet Brading
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Brading/Havenstreet v Wootton/Cowes Brading
6 Jul 13 - 1400 East Cowes/CHSOB v Shanklin II/Newport II Beatrice Avenue
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Freshwater/Arreton v Whitecroft/Northwood II TBA
6 Jul 13 - 1400 Godshill v Westover/Ryde III Rookley Recreation Ground
3 Aug 13 - 1400 Winner Match 1 v Winner Match 2 TBA
3 Aug 13 - 1400 Winner Match 4 v Winner Match 3 TBA
1 Sep 13 - 1330 Fred Winter Memorial v Fred Winter Memorial WesthillCup Final Cup Final
Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div II Island Webservices Cup
Fred Winter Memorial Cup
1716
8 May 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U15s v Ryde U15s Smallbrook
20 May 13 - 1800 Portchfield Bakeries U15s v East Cowes U15s Porchfield
20 May 13 - 1800 Ventnor U15s v Shanklin U15s Steephill
20 May 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v Newport U15s Park Rd
3 Jun 13 - 1800 Ventnor U15s v Northwood U15s Steephill
3 Jun 13 - 1800 Portchfield Bakeries U15s v Newport U15s Porchfield
3 Jun 13 - 1800 Ryde U15s v Shanklin U15s Harding Shute
3 Jun 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavs U15s v East Cowes U15s Smallbrook
17 Jun 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v Porchfield U15s Park Rd
17 Jun 13 - 1800 Newport U15s v Ryde U15s Victoria Rec
17 Jun 13 - 1800 Shanklin U15s v Ryde Cavs U15s West Hill
17 Jun 13 - 1800 Ventnor U15s v East Cowes U15s Steephill
1 Jul 13 - 1800 Newport U15s v Ventnor U15s Victoria Rec
1 Jul 13 - 1800 Porchfield Bakeries U15s v Ryde Cavs U15s Porchfield
1 Jul 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v Ryde U15s Park Rd
1 Jul 13 - 1800 East Cowes U15s v Shanklin U15s Breactice Avenue
15 Jul 13 - 1800 Newport U15s v Ryde Cavs U15s Victoria Rec
15 Jul 13 - 1800 Porchfield Bakeries U15s v Ventnor U15s Porchfield
15 Jul 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v Shanklin U15s Park Rd
15 Jul 13 - 1800 East Cowes U15s v Ryde U15s Breactice Avenue
29 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde U15s v Ventnor U15s arding Shute
29 Jul 13 - 1800 Shanklin U15s v Porchfield U15s West Hill
29 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavs U15s v Northwood U15s Smallbrook
29 Jul 13 - 1800 Newport U15s v East Cowes U15s Victoria Rec
12 Aug 13 - 1800 Shanklin U15s v Newport U15s West Hill
12 Aug 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavs U15s v Ventnor U15s Smallbrook
12 Aug 13 - 1800 Ryde u15s v Porchfield u15s Harding Shute
12 Aug 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v East Cowes U15s Park Rd
20 May 2013
Northwood v Newport
VCC v Shanklin
Ryde Cavs v Ryde
Porchfield v Spare
3 Jun 2013
VCC v Northwood
Porchfield v Newport
Ryde v Shanklin
Ryde Cavs v Spare
17 Jun 2013
Northwood v Porchfield
Newport v Ryde
Shanklin v Ryde Cavs
VCC v Spare
1 Jul 2013
Newport v VCC
Porchfield v Ryde Cavs
Ryde v Northwood
Shanklin v Spare
Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist U15 League Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist U15 Cup
15 Jul 2013
Newport v Ryde Cavs
Porchfield v VCC
Northwood v Shanklin
Ryde v Spare
29 Jul 2013
Ryde v VCC
Shanklin v Porchfield
Ryde Cavs v Northwood
Newport v Spare
12 Aug 2013
Shanklin v Newport
Ryde Cavs v VCC
Ryde v Porchfield
Northwood v Spare
1716
8 May 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U15s v Ryde U15s Smallbrook
20 May 13 - 1800 Portchfield Bakeries U15s v East Cowes U15s Porchfield
20 May 13 - 1800 Ventnor U15s v Shanklin U15s Steephill
20 May 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v Newport U15s Park Rd
3 Jun 13 - 1800 Ventnor U15s v Northwood U15s Steephill
3 Jun 13 - 1800 Portchfield Bakeries U15s v Newport U15s Porchfield
3 Jun 13 - 1800 Ryde U15s v Shanklin U15s Harding Shute
3 Jun 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavs U15s v East Cowes U15s Smallbrook
17 Jun 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v Porchfield U15s Park Rd
17 Jun 13 - 1800 Newport U15s v Ryde U15s Victoria Rec
17 Jun 13 - 1800 Shanklin U15s v Ryde Cavs U15s West Hill
17 Jun 13 - 1800 Ventnor U15s v East Cowes U15s Steephill
1 Jul 13 - 1800 Newport U15s v Ventnor U15s Victoria Rec
1 Jul 13 - 1800 Porchfield Bakeries U15s v Ryde Cavs U15s Porchfield
1 Jul 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v Ryde U15s Park Rd
1 Jul 13 - 1800 East Cowes U15s v Shanklin U15s Breactice Avenue
15 Jul 13 - 1800 Newport U15s v Ryde Cavs U15s Victoria Rec
15 Jul 13 - 1800 Porchfield Bakeries U15s v Ventnor U15s Porchfield
15 Jul 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v Shanklin U15s Park Rd
15 Jul 13 - 1800 East Cowes U15s v Ryde U15s Breactice Avenue
29 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde U15s v Ventnor U15s arding Shute
29 Jul 13 - 1800 Shanklin U15s v Porchfield U15s West Hill
29 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavs U15s v Northwood U15s Smallbrook
29 Jul 13 - 1800 Newport U15s v East Cowes U15s Victoria Rec
12 Aug 13 - 1800 Shanklin U15s v Newport U15s West Hill
12 Aug 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavs U15s v Ventnor U15s Smallbrook
12 Aug 13 - 1800 Ryde u15s v Porchfield u15s Harding Shute
12 Aug 13 - 1800 Northwood U15s v East Cowes U15s Park Rd
20 May 2013
Northwood v Newport
VCC v Shanklin
Ryde Cavs v Ryde
Porchfield v Spare
3 Jun 2013
VCC v Northwood
Porchfield v Newport
Ryde v Shanklin
Ryde Cavs v Spare
17 Jun 2013
Northwood v Porchfield
Newport v Ryde
Shanklin v Ryde Cavs
VCC v Spare
1 Jul 2013
Newport v VCC
Porchfield v Ryde Cavs
Ryde v Northwood
Shanklin v Spare
Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist U15 League Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist U15 Cup
15 Jul 2013
Newport v Ryde Cavs
Porchfield v VCC
Northwood v Shanklin
Ryde v Spare
29 Jul 2013
Ryde v VCC
Shanklin v Porchfield
Ryde Cavs v Northwood
Newport v Spare
12 Aug 2013
Shanklin v Newport
Ryde Cavs v VCC
Ryde v Porchfield
Northwood v Spare
1918
13 May 13 - 1800 Ventnor U13s v Newport U13s Steephill
13 May 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Porchfield U13s Smallbrook
13 May 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Shanklin U13s Breactice Avenue
14 May 13 - 1800 Northwood U13s v Ryde U13s Park Rd
27 May 13 - 1800 Newport U13s v Shanklin U13s Victoria Rec
27 May 13 - 1800 Ventnor U13s v Ryde Cavaliers U13s Steephill
27 May 13 - 1800 Porchfield U13s v Ryde U13s Porchfield
27 May 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Northwood U13s Breactice Avenue
10 Jun 13 - 1800 Ventnor U13s v Ryde U13s Steephill
10 Jun 13 - 1800 Portchfield U13s v Shanklin U13s Porchfield
10 Jun 13 - 1800 Northwood U13s v Ryde Cavaliers U13s Park Rd
10 Jun 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Newport U13s Breactice Avenue
24 Jun 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Newport U13s Smallbrook
24 Jun 13 - 1800 Ventnor U13s v Porchfield U13s Steephill
24 Jun 13 - 1800 Shanklin U13s v Northwood U13s West Hill
24 Jun 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Ryde U13s Breactice Avenue
8 Jul 13 - 1800 Portchfield U13s v Northwood U13s Porchfield
8 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde U13s v Newport U13s Harding Shute
8 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Shanklin U13s Smallbrook
8 Jul 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Ventnor U13s Breactice Avenue
22 Jul 13 - 1800 Newport U13s v Northwood U13s Victoria Rec
22 Jul 13 - 1800 Shanklin U13s v Ventnor U13s West Hill
22 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Ryde U13s Smallbrook
22 Jul 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Porchfield U13s Breactice Avenue
19 Aug 13 - 1800 Northwood U13s v Ventnor U13s Park Rd
19 Aug 13 - 1800 Newport U13s v Porchfield U13s Victoria Rec
19 Aug 13 - 1800 Shanklin U13s v Ryde U13s West Hill
19 Aug 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Ryde Cavaliers U13s Breactice Avenue
21 May 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Porchfield U13s Breactice Avenue
21 May 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Newport U13s Smallbrook
21 May 13 - 1800 Shanklin U13s v Ventnor U13s West Hill Shanklin
24 May 13 - 1800 Northwood U13s v Ryde U13s Park Road Northwood
4 Jun 13 - 1800 (R2) East Cowes U13s/ v Shanklin U13s/ TBCPorchfield U13s Ventnor U13s
4 Jun 13 - 1800 (R2) Ryde Cavaliers U13s/ v Ryde U13s/ TBCNewport U13s Northwood U13s
18 Jun 13 - 1800 U13s Cup Final v U13s Cup Final Newclose CCG
19 May 13 - 1030 St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s v Porchfield U11s The Green19 May 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v Ventnor U11s West Hill19 May 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v East Cowes U11s Park Rd19 May 13 - 1030 Ryde U11s v Newport U11s Harding Shute2 Jun 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Steephill2 Jun 13 - 1030 Ryde U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Harding Shute2 Jun 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Newport U11s Breactice Avenue2 Jun 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v Shanklin U11s Park Rd9 Jun 13 - 1030 Portchfield U11s v Ventnor U11s Porchfield9 Jun 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Park Rd9 Jun 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Shanklin U11s Victoria Rec9 Jun 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v East Cowes U11s Harding Shute23 Jun 13 - 1030 St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s v Newport U11s The Green23 Jun 13 - 1030 Portchfield U11s v Northwood U11s Porchfield23 Jun 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Ryde U11s Breactice Avenue23 Jun 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s West Hill7 Jul 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Northwood U11s Steephill7 Jul 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Porchfield U11s Victoria Rec7 Jul 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Smallbrook7 Jul 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v Ryde U11s West Hill21 Jul 13 - 1030 St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s v Ryde U11s The Green21 Jul 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v Porchfield U11s Smallbrook21 Jul 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Ventnor U11s Victoria Rec21 Jul 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Shanklin U11s Breactice Avenue
Mal Sketchley League Mal Sketchley Memorial Cup
IW County Press Under 11 League
1918
13 May 13 - 1800 Ventnor U13s v Newport U13s Steephill
13 May 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Porchfield U13s Smallbrook
13 May 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Shanklin U13s Breactice Avenue
14 May 13 - 1800 Northwood U13s v Ryde U13s Park Rd
27 May 13 - 1800 Newport U13s v Shanklin U13s Victoria Rec
27 May 13 - 1800 Ventnor U13s v Ryde Cavaliers U13s Steephill
27 May 13 - 1800 Porchfield U13s v Ryde U13s Porchfield
27 May 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Northwood U13s Breactice Avenue
10 Jun 13 - 1800 Ventnor U13s v Ryde U13s Steephill
10 Jun 13 - 1800 Portchfield U13s v Shanklin U13s Porchfield
10 Jun 13 - 1800 Northwood U13s v Ryde Cavaliers U13s Park Rd
10 Jun 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Newport U13s Breactice Avenue
24 Jun 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Newport U13s Smallbrook
24 Jun 13 - 1800 Ventnor U13s v Porchfield U13s Steephill
24 Jun 13 - 1800 Shanklin U13s v Northwood U13s West Hill
24 Jun 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Ryde U13s Breactice Avenue
8 Jul 13 - 1800 Portchfield U13s v Northwood U13s Porchfield
8 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde U13s v Newport U13s Harding Shute
8 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Shanklin U13s Smallbrook
8 Jul 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Ventnor U13s Breactice Avenue
22 Jul 13 - 1800 Newport U13s v Northwood U13s Victoria Rec
22 Jul 13 - 1800 Shanklin U13s v Ventnor U13s West Hill
22 Jul 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Ryde U13s Smallbrook
22 Jul 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Porchfield U13s Breactice Avenue
19 Aug 13 - 1800 Northwood U13s v Ventnor U13s Park Rd
19 Aug 13 - 1800 Newport U13s v Porchfield U13s Victoria Rec
19 Aug 13 - 1800 Shanklin U13s v Ryde U13s West Hill
19 Aug 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Ryde Cavaliers U13s Breactice Avenue
21 May 13 - 1800 East Cowes U13s v Porchfield U13s Breactice Avenue
21 May 13 - 1800 Ryde Cavaliers U13s v Newport U13s Smallbrook
21 May 13 - 1800 Shanklin U13s v Ventnor U13s West Hill Shanklin
24 May 13 - 1800 Northwood U13s v Ryde U13s Park Road Northwood
4 Jun 13 - 1800 (R2) East Cowes U13s/ v Shanklin U13s/ TBCPorchfield U13s Ventnor U13s
4 Jun 13 - 1800 (R2) Ryde Cavaliers U13s/ v Ryde U13s/ TBCNewport U13s Northwood U13s
18 Jun 13 - 1800 U13s Cup Final v U13s Cup Final Newclose CCG
19 May 13 - 1030 St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s v Porchfield U11s The Green19 May 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v Ventnor U11s West Hill19 May 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v East Cowes U11s Park Rd19 May 13 - 1030 Ryde U11s v Newport U11s Harding Shute2 Jun 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Steephill2 Jun 13 - 1030 Ryde U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Harding Shute2 Jun 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Newport U11s Breactice Avenue2 Jun 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v Shanklin U11s Park Rd9 Jun 13 - 1030 Portchfield U11s v Ventnor U11s Porchfield9 Jun 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Park Rd9 Jun 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Shanklin U11s Victoria Rec9 Jun 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v East Cowes U11s Harding Shute23 Jun 13 - 1030 St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s v Newport U11s The Green23 Jun 13 - 1030 Portchfield U11s v Northwood U11s Porchfield23 Jun 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Ryde U11s Breactice Avenue23 Jun 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s West Hill7 Jul 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Northwood U11s Steephill7 Jul 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Porchfield U11s Victoria Rec7 Jul 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Smallbrook7 Jul 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v Ryde U11s West Hill21 Jul 13 - 1030 St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s v Ryde U11s The Green21 Jul 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v Porchfield U11s Smallbrook21 Jul 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Ventnor U11s Victoria Rec21 Jul 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Shanklin U11s Breactice Avenue
Mal Sketchley League Mal Sketchley Memorial Cup
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28 Jul 13 - 1030 St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s v Shanklin U11s The Green28 Jul 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v East Cowes U11s Porchfield28 Jul 13 - 1030 Ryde U11s v Ventnor U11s Harding Shute28 Jul 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Park Rd4 Aug 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Northwood U11s Victoria Rec4 Aug 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Steephill4 Aug 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v Ryde U11s Porchfield4 Aug 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Breactice Avenue18 Aug 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v Newport U11s Smallbrook18 Aug 13 - 1030 Ryde U11s v Northwood U11s Harding Shute18 Aug 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v East Cowes U11s Steephill18 Aug 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v Porchfield U11s West Hill
12 May 13 - 1030 Ryde u11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Harding Shute12 May 13 - 1030 Portchfield U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Porchfield12 May 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Newport U11s Steephill12 May 13 - 1030 Shanklin u11s v East Cowes U11s West Hill26 May 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s West Hill26 May 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Porchfield U11s Breactice Avenue26 May 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Ryde U11s Steephill26 May 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v Northwood U11s Smallbrook30 Jun 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v Ventnor U11s Porchfield30 Jun 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Park Rd30 Jun 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Shanklin U11s Victoria Rec30 Jun 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v East Cowes U11s Smallbrook14 Jul 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Victoria Rec14 Jul 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v Ryde U11s Park Rd14 Jul 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Ventnor U11s Breactice Avenue14 Jul 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v Shanklin U11s Porchfield25 Aug 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Porchfield25 Aug 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Shanklin U11s Steephill25 Aug 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Northwood U11s Breactice Avenue25 Aug 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Ryde U11s Victoria Rec
26 May 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s West Hill
11 Aug 13 - 1030 (R2) Shanklin U11s/ v Ryde Cavs U11s TBCSt Hlns & Bmbridge U11s
11 Aug 13 - 1030 (R2) Ryde U11s v Porchfield U11s Harding Shute
11 Aug 13 - 1030 (R2) Newport U11s v Northwood U11s Victoria Rec
11 Aug 13 - 1030 (R2) Ventnor U11s v East Cowes U11s Steephill
1 Sep 13 - 1000 (SF1) Ryde U11s/ v Ventnor U11s/ Newclose CCGPorchfield U11s East Cowes U11s
1 Sep 13 - 1230 (SF2) Shanklin U11s/ v Newport U11s/ Newclose CCGSt Hlns & Bmbridge U11s/ Northwood U11sRyde Cavs U11s
1 Sep 13 - 1500 U11 Cup Final v U11 Cup Final Newclose CCG
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28 Jul 13 - 1030 St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s v Shanklin U11s The Green28 Jul 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v East Cowes U11s Porchfield28 Jul 13 - 1030 Ryde U11s v Ventnor U11s Harding Shute28 Jul 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Park Rd4 Aug 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Northwood U11s Victoria Rec4 Aug 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Steephill4 Aug 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v Ryde U11s Porchfield4 Aug 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Breactice Avenue18 Aug 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v Newport U11s Smallbrook18 Aug 13 - 1030 Ryde U11s v Northwood U11s Harding Shute18 Aug 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v East Cowes U11s Steephill18 Aug 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v Porchfield U11s West Hill
12 May 13 - 1030 Ryde u11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Harding Shute12 May 13 - 1030 Portchfield U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Porchfield12 May 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Newport U11s Steephill12 May 13 - 1030 Shanklin u11s v East Cowes U11s West Hill26 May 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s West Hill26 May 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Porchfield U11s Breactice Avenue26 May 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Ryde U11s Steephill26 May 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v Northwood U11s Smallbrook30 Jun 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v Ventnor U11s Porchfield30 Jun 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Park Rd30 Jun 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Shanklin U11s Victoria Rec30 Jun 13 - 1030 Ryde Cavs U11s v East Cowes U11s Smallbrook14 Jul 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Ryde Cavs U11s Victoria Rec14 Jul 13 - 1030 Northwood U11s v Ryde U11s Park Rd14 Jul 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Ventnor U11s Breactice Avenue14 Jul 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v Shanklin U11s Porchfield25 Aug 13 - 1030 Porchfield U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s Porchfield25 Aug 13 - 1030 Ventnor U11s v Shanklin U11s Steephill25 Aug 13 - 1030 East Cowes U11s v Northwood U11s Breactice Avenue25 Aug 13 - 1030 Newport U11s v Ryde U11s Victoria Rec
26 May 13 - 1030 Shanklin U11s v St Hlns & Bmbridge U11s West Hill
11 Aug 13 - 1030 (R2) Shanklin U11s/ v Ryde Cavs U11s TBCSt Hlns & Bmbridge U11s
11 Aug 13 - 1030 (R2) Ryde U11s v Porchfield U11s Harding Shute
11 Aug 13 - 1030 (R2) Newport U11s v Northwood U11s Victoria Rec
11 Aug 13 - 1030 (R2) Ventnor U11s v East Cowes U11s Steephill
1 Sep 13 - 1000 (SF1) Ryde U11s/ v Ventnor U11s/ Newclose CCGPorchfield U11s East Cowes U11s
1 Sep 13 - 1230 (SF2) Shanklin U11s/ v Newport U11s/ Newclose CCGSt Hlns & Bmbridge U11s/ Northwood U11sRyde Cavs U11s
1 Sep 13 - 1500 U11 Cup Final v U11 Cup Final Newclose CCG
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ISLE OF WIGHT CRICKET BOARD LIMITEDSTANDARD COMPETITION RULES AND PLAYING REGULATIONSAll matches will be played under the ECB Code of Conductand Spirit of Cricket.
The following will apply to both League and Cup Competitions. Further Rules andPlaying Conditions that specifically apply to League OR Cup are detailedimmediately after these Standard Rules. Rules AND Regulations amended March2013
1.Eligibility to EnterCompetitions shall be open to all clubs affiliated to the Isle of Wight Cricket BoardLimited (IWCB). The control and administration of all competitions shall be by theIsle of Wight Cricket Board Clubs Executive Committee (IWCBCC) and alldecisions of that Committee shall be final.
2.Matches will be played under the laws of cricket code 2009 disregarding anyspecial regulations for Test and First Class matches, with the following exceptions:
EXCEPTIONS: DIVISION 2
Penalty Runs:Law: 2.6.(iii) Player returning to the field without permission.Law 17.1.(d) Practice on the field.Law:18.5.(a)(iii) Deliberate short running.Law:42.4.(i) Deliberate attempt to distract striker.Law 42.9.(b)(i) Time wasting by the fielding side.Law 42.10.(b)(i) Time wasting by the batsman.Law 42.13.(b)(i) Fielder damaging the pitch.Law 42.14.(c)(i) Batsman damaging the pitchLaw 42.16.(iii) Batsman stealing a run.
3.Entering the LeagueClubs participating in any given season will automatically be included in thatcompetition the following season unless the IWCBCC Competition Secretary isnotified in writing to the contrary before 30th September of the year preceding theCompetition. Clubs that are eligible, and wish to participate in a competition buthave not done so in the previous season, must advise the IWCBCC CompetitionSecretary by 30th September of the year preceding the competition.
4.Entry FeeAn entry fee per team per season, as agreed at the Annual General Meeting will becharged and must be paid to the IWCB before the 30th April of each year of thecompetition.
5.FixturesFixtures will be arranged by the IWCBCC Competition Secretary and Club FixtureSecretaries at a meeting held for that purpose, prior to the season. Oncearranged, matches will be played on the dates published in the IWCB fixture listand may only be varied with the consent of both Clubs and prior approval of theIWCBCC Competition Secretary.
6.Under 18 PlayersA player aged 18 years or over on 1st September prior to the start of the seasonmay play for one Club in each competition only during the season, except inDivision 2 where players can play league games for other division 2 sides if notselected by there club. No player shall be eligible for selection unless he is a bonafide member of the Club for which he is playing. Players aged 17 years or underon 1st September prior to the season may play for more than one Club in acompetition during the season and DO NOT have to be bona fide members of thatClub. It is the responsibility of that Club to ensure adequate insurancearrangements are in place to cover such players mentioned above in the event ofaccident or injury to them or any third party arising from their action(s).
7.TEAM SHEETSA team sheet, nominating his players, must be submitted by each Captain andgiven to each Umpire prior to the toss for innings. These team sheets must list theage of all players under the age of 18. Team sheets will be retained by the umpiresuntil the end of the season.
8.OVERSEAS / CONTRACTED PLAYERS
DefinitionThe definition of “Overseas Player” for the purposes of the IWCB is set out in theflow chart below.
A “Contracted Player” for the purposes of the IWCB is a player who receivesremuneration for playing cricket.
Registration of Overseas/Contracted PlayersAll players who may fall into the category of Overseas Players must be registeredwith the IWCBCC Competition Secretary at least seven (7) days prior to the firstmatch played by that player. A player may be registered by telephoneconversation with the IWCBCC Competition Secretary to be followed by writtenconfirmation within six daysIt is the duty of the Club to satisfy itself that any player who may be considered tobe an Overseas Player is registered in such a way. Failure to do so will result insanctions (see “Penalty for breach of Rule 8” below).
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ISLE OF WIGHT CRICKET BOARD LIMITEDSTANDARD COMPETITION RULES AND PLAYING REGULATIONSAll matches will be played under the ECB Code of Conductand Spirit of Cricket.
The following will apply to both League and Cup Competitions. Further Rules andPlaying Conditions that specifically apply to League OR Cup are detailedimmediately after these Standard Rules. Rules AND Regulations amended March2013
1.Eligibility to EnterCompetitions shall be open to all clubs affiliated to the Isle of Wight Cricket BoardLimited (IWCB). The control and administration of all competitions shall be by theIsle of Wight Cricket Board Clubs Executive Committee (IWCBCC) and alldecisions of that Committee shall be final.
2.Matches will be played under the laws of cricket code 2009 disregarding anyspecial regulations for Test and First Class matches, with the following exceptions:
EXCEPTIONS: DIVISION 2
Penalty Runs:Law: 2.6.(iii) Player returning to the field without permission.Law 17.1.(d) Practice on the field.Law:18.5.(a)(iii) Deliberate short running.Law:42.4.(i) Deliberate attempt to distract striker.Law 42.9.(b)(i) Time wasting by the fielding side.Law 42.10.(b)(i) Time wasting by the batsman.Law 42.13.(b)(i) Fielder damaging the pitch.Law 42.14.(c)(i) Batsman damaging the pitchLaw 42.16.(iii) Batsman stealing a run.
3.Entering the LeagueClubs participating in any given season will automatically be included in thatcompetition the following season unless the IWCBCC Competition Secretary isnotified in writing to the contrary before 30th September of the year preceding theCompetition. Clubs that are eligible, and wish to participate in a competition buthave not done so in the previous season, must advise the IWCBCC CompetitionSecretary by 30th September of the year preceding the competition.
4.Entry FeeAn entry fee per team per season, as agreed at the Annual General Meeting will becharged and must be paid to the IWCB before the 30th April of each year of thecompetition.
5.FixturesFixtures will be arranged by the IWCBCC Competition Secretary and Club FixtureSecretaries at a meeting held for that purpose, prior to the season. Oncearranged, matches will be played on the dates published in the IWCB fixture listand may only be varied with the consent of both Clubs and prior approval of theIWCBCC Competition Secretary.
6.Under 18 PlayersA player aged 18 years or over on 1st September prior to the start of the seasonmay play for one Club in each competition only during the season, except inDivision 2 where players can play league games for other division 2 sides if notselected by there club. No player shall be eligible for selection unless he is a bonafide member of the Club for which he is playing. Players aged 17 years or underon 1st September prior to the season may play for more than one Club in acompetition during the season and DO NOT have to be bona fide members of thatClub. It is the responsibility of that Club to ensure adequate insurancearrangements are in place to cover such players mentioned above in the event ofaccident or injury to them or any third party arising from their action(s).
7.TEAM SHEETSA team sheet, nominating his players, must be submitted by each Captain andgiven to each Umpire prior to the toss for innings. These team sheets must list theage of all players under the age of 18. Team sheets will be retained by the umpiresuntil the end of the season.
8.OVERSEAS / CONTRACTED PLAYERS
DefinitionThe definition of “Overseas Player” for the purposes of the IWCB is set out in theflow chart below.
A “Contracted Player” for the purposes of the IWCB is a player who receivesremuneration for playing cricket.
Registration of Overseas/Contracted PlayersAll players who may fall into the category of Overseas Players must be registeredwith the IWCBCC Competition Secretary at least seven (7) days prior to the firstmatch played by that player. A player may be registered by telephoneconversation with the IWCBCC Competition Secretary to be followed by writtenconfirmation within six daysIt is the duty of the Club to satisfy itself that any player who may be considered tobe an Overseas Player is registered in such a way. Failure to do so will result insanctions (see “Penalty for breach of Rule 8” below).
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Limitations of Overseas/Contracted Players(a) In Division One and in the Senior Cup each Club in any match is restricted to acombined maximum of not more than TWO Foreign/Contracted Players permatch.(b) In all other Divisions, Clubs are restricted to ONE Foreign/Contracted playerper match.(c) No foreign/Contracted player is allowed to participate in the Fred Winter CupCompetition.(d) One foreign/Contracted player is allowed to play in any Club’s side in theOutdoor Six a side.
Penalty for breach of Rule 8Any team contravening rule 8 in a league match will receive 0 points (Irrespectiveof the result of the game and any bonus points gained) with the opponentreceiving maximum points available for that fixture (currently 20). If thecontravention takes place in a Cup match or the six-a-sides then the teamcontravening rule 8 will be disqualified from the competition and the team’sopponents from the match in question will progress to the next round (or, if thecontravention takes place in the Final, will be declared the winner).
IS A PLAYER, APPEARING IN A MATCH UNDER THE CONTROL OF THEIWCBCC, AN OVERSEAS PLAYER OR NOT?
9.PLAYER ELIGIBILITY(a) No club shall have the right to determine the composition of a visiting team aslong as the player is entitled to play for the team and not under a cricketingsanction, unless there is a legal dispute with a player of the away side meaning thehome club can dictate who plays in an opposing team.(b) See the “Additional Rules” section for each respective Cup Competition.
10.MATCH RESULT REPORTING(a) The Home Club in any match shall be responsible for ensuring the result iscorrectly recorded onto the IWCB website via the scorecard section within 48hours of the completion of the game. Should the match be abandoned withoutplay being commenced this must be recorded on the scorecard in the resultsection via the website. Both team lists and umpires should still be inputted alongwith the result of abandoned. In the event of failure to comply with this rule theHOME Club will be subject to a £10 fine paid within 14 days of notification fromthe league secretary.
11.UMPIRES(a) In all Division One fixtures, Umpires will be appointed from an Umpires Panel.In all other Divisions, each team will be responsible for providing, in every Leaguematch, an Umpire approved by the relevant committee of the IWCB. In the eventthat a team fails to provide an approved Umpire, any person officiating in thatcapacity, in substitution, shall do so only at the striker's end and the team may, atthe discretion of the IWCBCC Competition Secretary, be subject to a deduction offive points. Each team will also be responsible for providing a Scorer.If no approved umpire is available, the game may be played on the agreement ofthe two clubs. Any one umpiring in such a match must assume the full role andresponsibilities of an umpire.(b)In all Senior Cup matches, and the Fred Winter Cup Final, Umpires will beappointed. Each team will also be responsible for providing a Scorer.(c) Umpires are instructed to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation whenjudging a wide ball in order to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket or overthe batsman's head, when the penalty shall be a 'no ball'. The following criteriashould be adopted as a guide to Umpires: if a ball passes either side of the wicketsufficiently wide to make it impossible for the striker to play a 'normal cricketstroke' from where he is standing and from where he should normally be standingat the crease, the Umpire should call and signal 'WIDE BALL'
12.MATCH BALLSThe make and standard of match balls to be used in competitions will beapproved by the IWCB.
13.TEASTea shall be taken between innings where practical. If the Captains and Umpiresagree that this is not practical, then the second innings can only begin providedthat a minimum of ten overs is bowled at the team batting second before tea istaken.
14.PROTECTED AREA MARKINGOn a grass pitch, to mark the protected area, a small white mark will be placed oneither side of the pitch five feet from the popping crease. Further white marks willbe placed on the bowling crease one foot either side of the centre stump. Themarks will be placed at both ends of the pitch.
Is the player either a BritishCitizen or an Irish citizen andwas he born within England,Wales Scotland, the ChannelIslands or the Isle of Man?
Has the player been resident in the UK forthe 24 consecutive months prior to thedate of his appearance for the Club, andhas not been outside the UK for longerthan 35 days consecutively or 70 days inall during that 24 months?
Player is anoverseas player
Player is not anoverseas player
NO
NO
YES
YES
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Limitations of Overseas/Contracted Players(a) In Division One and in the Senior Cup each Club in any match is restricted to acombined maximum of not more than TWO Foreign/Contracted Players permatch.(b) In all other Divisions, Clubs are restricted to ONE Foreign/Contracted playerper match.(c) No foreign/Contracted player is allowed to participate in the Fred Winter CupCompetition.(d) One foreign/Contracted player is allowed to play in any Club’s side in theOutdoor Six a side.
Penalty for breach of Rule 8Any team contravening rule 8 in a league match will receive 0 points (Irrespectiveof the result of the game and any bonus points gained) with the opponentreceiving maximum points available for that fixture (currently 20). If thecontravention takes place in a Cup match or the six-a-sides then the teamcontravening rule 8 will be disqualified from the competition and the team’sopponents from the match in question will progress to the next round (or, if thecontravention takes place in the Final, will be declared the winner).
IS A PLAYER, APPEARING IN A MATCH UNDER THE CONTROL OF THEIWCBCC, AN OVERSEAS PLAYER OR NOT?
9.PLAYER ELIGIBILITY(a) No club shall have the right to determine the composition of a visiting team aslong as the player is entitled to play for the team and not under a cricketingsanction, unless there is a legal dispute with a player of the away side meaning thehome club can dictate who plays in an opposing team.(b) See the “Additional Rules” section for each respective Cup Competition.
10.MATCH RESULT REPORTING(a) The Home Club in any match shall be responsible for ensuring the result iscorrectly recorded onto the IWCB website via the scorecard section within 48hours of the completion of the game. Should the match be abandoned withoutplay being commenced this must be recorded on the scorecard in the resultsection via the website. Both team lists and umpires should still be inputted alongwith the result of abandoned. In the event of failure to comply with this rule theHOME Club will be subject to a £10 fine paid within 14 days of notification fromthe league secretary.
11.UMPIRES(a) In all Division One fixtures, Umpires will be appointed from an Umpires Panel.In all other Divisions, each team will be responsible for providing, in every Leaguematch, an Umpire approved by the relevant committee of the IWCB. In the eventthat a team fails to provide an approved Umpire, any person officiating in thatcapacity, in substitution, shall do so only at the striker's end and the team may, atthe discretion of the IWCBCC Competition Secretary, be subject to a deduction offive points. Each team will also be responsible for providing a Scorer.If no approved umpire is available, the game may be played on the agreement ofthe two clubs. Any one umpiring in such a match must assume the full role andresponsibilities of an umpire.(b)In all Senior Cup matches, and the Fred Winter Cup Final, Umpires will beappointed. Each team will also be responsible for providing a Scorer.(c) Umpires are instructed to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation whenjudging a wide ball in order to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket or overthe batsman's head, when the penalty shall be a 'no ball'. The following criteriashould be adopted as a guide to Umpires: if a ball passes either side of the wicketsufficiently wide to make it impossible for the striker to play a 'normal cricketstroke' from where he is standing and from where he should normally be standingat the crease, the Umpire should call and signal 'WIDE BALL'
12.MATCH BALLSThe make and standard of match balls to be used in competitions will beapproved by the IWCB.
13.TEASTea shall be taken between innings where practical. If the Captains and Umpiresagree that this is not practical, then the second innings can only begin providedthat a minimum of ten overs is bowled at the team batting second before tea istaken.
14.PROTECTED AREA MARKINGOn a grass pitch, to mark the protected area, a small white mark will be placed oneither side of the pitch five feet from the popping crease. Further white marks willbe placed on the bowling crease one foot either side of the centre stump. Themarks will be placed at both ends of the pitch.
Is the player either a BritishCitizen or an Irish citizen andwas he born within England,Wales Scotland, the ChannelIslands or the Isle of Man?
Has the player been resident in the UK forthe 24 consecutive months prior to thedate of his appearance for the Club, andhas not been outside the UK for longerthan 35 days consecutively or 70 days inall during that 24 months?
Player is anoverseas player
Player is not anoverseas player
NO
NO
YES
YES
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LEAGUE - ADDITIONAL RULES
1.In Division 1, each Club will play each other twice in a season on a Home andAway basis. In all other Divisions the IWCB Clubs Committee will determine thefixtures annually.
In Division 2 each team will play each other once.
2 In Division 1, the Home Club shall be responsible for providing 2(TWO) newballs of the approved make and standard. A new ball will be used from the start ofeach innings. In ALL OTHER DIVISIONS, the Home Club shall be responsible forthe provision of 1(ONE) new ball of the approved make and standard. The new ballwill be used from the start of the first innings.
At the end of each season, promotion and relegation will take place. If a second XIteam wins Division 2 then the highest place non- second XI team shall bepromoted. For the 2012 season there will be no relegation from Division 1.
LEAGUE - ADDITIONAL PLAYING REGULATIONS
1. In DIVISION ONE, all matches will commence at 13:30 with the toss to becompleted no later than 30 minutes before the scheduled start of play. If in theopinion of the Umpires, a team is responsible for a late start they will be deducted2 points. In ALL OTHER DIVISIONS all matches will commence at 14:00. TeamCaptains and Umpires must agree before play commences, the latest time atwhich play can finish, to allow subsequent changes in the number of overs shouldplay be interrupted by bad weather or any other unavoidable condition. In theevent of an agreement not being reached, close of play will be 19.30. If the start isdelayed or time is lost during the innings of the team batting first, one over perteam is deducted for every 7 minutes lost.
2. In DIVISION ONE, a side is required to bowl its 45 overs to the opposing side(or alternatively, close the opposition innings) within 2 hours 45minutes of thecommencement of the innings. For every complete over not bowled at the cut-offpoint of 2 hours 45 minutes from the commencement of the innings, the fieldingside shall be penalized as in the table below. However, the full 45 overs shall stillbe bowled (barring weather interruptions or any other unavoidable condition). Incalculating the cut-off point of 2 hours 45 minutes for the purposes of this rule, theUmpires shall have an absolute discretion to allow additional time to the fieldingside in the event of, for example, injuries, lost balls and other incidents that in theview of the Umpires would be inequitable to disregard when considering theamount of actual playing time available to the fielding side
Points deduction for slow over rate(Division 1 only)
Number of complete overs not bowled as of 2 hours 45 minutesPoints deducted ‘cut off’ point’
3. In the event of a suspension of play during an over of the innings of the teambatting first, and the innings is not resumed, the over shall be considered to havebeen completed for calculation purposes
4. In the event of time being lost during the innings of the team batting second, arevised target score shall be determined based on the average run rate over thefirst innings. The revised target will be calculated on the basis of the amount oftime still available up to 19.20; one over for every 3.5 minutes of playing timeremaining.
5. In the event of a team batting first being all out in less than their full quota ofovers, the calculation of their average run-rate shall be based on the full quota ofovers to which they would have been entitled and not on the numbers of overs inwhich they were dismissed.
6. In the event of an overs reduction at the start of the match, the allocation toeach bowler shall be reduced proportionately.
7. In the event of a bowler becoming incapacitated and unable to complete anover, or a bowler inadvertently exceeding his permitted number of deliveries, theremaining balls will be bowled by another player who has not completed his totalallocation of overs. Such part of an over will count as an over only insofar as eachbowler's allocation is concerned. This provision shall also apply if a bowler istaken off under Law 42 (Unfair Play).
8. All Saturday league matches shall be of one innings per side. In Division 1maximum duration shall be 45 overs per side, in all other Divisions 40 overs per
Number of complete oversnot bowled as of 2_ hours Points deducted
“cut off” point1 12 23 34 or more 5
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LEAGUE - ADDITIONAL RULES
1.In Division 1, each Club will play each other twice in a season on a Home andAway basis. In all other Divisions the IWCB Clubs Committee will determine thefixtures annually.
In Division 2 each team will play each other once.
2 In Division 1, the Home Club shall be responsible for providing 2(TWO) newballs of the approved make and standard. A new ball will be used from the start ofeach innings. In ALL OTHER DIVISIONS, the Home Club shall be responsible forthe provision of 1(ONE) new ball of the approved make and standard. The new ballwill be used from the start of the first innings.
At the end of each season, promotion and relegation will take place. If a second XIteam wins Division 2 then the highest place non- second XI team shall bepromoted. For the 2012 season there will be no relegation from Division 1.
LEAGUE - ADDITIONAL PLAYING REGULATIONS
1. In DIVISION ONE, all matches will commence at 13:30 with the toss to becompleted no later than 30 minutes before the scheduled start of play. If in theopinion of the Umpires, a team is responsible for a late start they will be deducted2 points. In ALL OTHER DIVISIONS all matches will commence at 14:00. TeamCaptains and Umpires must agree before play commences, the latest time atwhich play can finish, to allow subsequent changes in the number of overs shouldplay be interrupted by bad weather or any other unavoidable condition. In theevent of an agreement not being reached, close of play will be 19.30. If the start isdelayed or time is lost during the innings of the team batting first, one over perteam is deducted for every 7 minutes lost.
2. In DIVISION ONE, a side is required to bowl its 45 overs to the opposing side(or alternatively, close the opposition innings) within 2 hours 45minutes of thecommencement of the innings. For every complete over not bowled at the cut-offpoint of 2 hours 45 minutes from the commencement of the innings, the fieldingside shall be penalized as in the table below. However, the full 45 overs shall stillbe bowled (barring weather interruptions or any other unavoidable condition). Incalculating the cut-off point of 2 hours 45 minutes for the purposes of this rule, theUmpires shall have an absolute discretion to allow additional time to the fieldingside in the event of, for example, injuries, lost balls and other incidents that in theview of the Umpires would be inequitable to disregard when considering theamount of actual playing time available to the fielding side
Points deduction for slow over rate(Division 1 only)
Number of complete overs not bowled as of 2 hours 45 minutesPoints deducted ‘cut off’ point’
3. In the event of a suspension of play during an over of the innings of the teambatting first, and the innings is not resumed, the over shall be considered to havebeen completed for calculation purposes
4. In the event of time being lost during the innings of the team batting second, arevised target score shall be determined based on the average run rate over thefirst innings. The revised target will be calculated on the basis of the amount oftime still available up to 19.20; one over for every 3.5 minutes of playing timeremaining.
5. In the event of a team batting first being all out in less than their full quota ofovers, the calculation of their average run-rate shall be based on the full quota ofovers to which they would have been entitled and not on the numbers of overs inwhich they were dismissed.
6. In the event of an overs reduction at the start of the match, the allocation toeach bowler shall be reduced proportionately.
7. In the event of a bowler becoming incapacitated and unable to complete anover, or a bowler inadvertently exceeding his permitted number of deliveries, theremaining balls will be bowled by another player who has not completed his totalallocation of overs. Such part of an over will count as an over only insofar as eachbowler's allocation is concerned. This provision shall also apply if a bowler istaken off under Law 42 (Unfair Play).
8. All Saturday league matches shall be of one innings per side. In Division 1maximum duration shall be 45 overs per side, in all other Divisions 40 overs per
Number of complete oversnot bowled as of 2_ hours Points deducted
“cut off” point1 12 23 34 or more 5
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side. In the event of the team batting first not using all of their overs, the sidebatting second does not receive any additional overs. No bowler shall be allowedto bowl more than 9 overs in Division 1 and no more than 8 overs in any otherDivision.
9. In DIVISION ONE, discs shall be placed in a circle 30 yards from each wicket.Four players plus the wicket keeper and bowler must be within that circle at themoment of delivery.
10. In DIVISON ONE, there must be no more than two fielder outside the 30 yardscircles for the first 12 over of each sides innings
RESULTS
1.In DIVISION ONE, a result can only be achieved if both teams have batted for atleast 25 overs, or if one team has been all out in less than 25 overs or the teambatting second scores enough runs to win the match in less than 25 overs. If oneor both teams have not had an opportunity of batting for a minimum of 25 oversNO RESULT shall be declared.
2. In ALL OTHER DIVISIONS, a result can only be achieved if both teams havebatted for at least 20 overs, or if one team has been all out in less than 20 overs orthe team batting second scores enough runs to win the match in less than 20overs. If one or both teams have not had an opportunity of batting for a minimumof 20 overs NO RESULT shall be declared
3. The result of any match in which both teams have had the opportunity ofbatting for the full or adjusted entitlement of overs will be determined subject toany revised target calculations as follows:WIN: The winner of any match shall be the team scoring the greater number ofruns in the agreed number of overs.TIE: When the scores are equal and the team batting second has completed itsinnings, irrespective of the number of wickets taken.
SCORING OF POINTS
1. For a WIN - 10 Points plus any additional points attained.
2. For a TIE - Each team to score 5 points, plus any additional points attained.
3. In a 'NO RESULT' match NO points will be awarded.
4. ADDITIONAL POINTS may be attained as follows:
a) DIVISION ONE
BATTING POINTS: (a maximum of 5 points)125 Runs - 1 point150 Runs - 2 points175 Runs - 3 points200 Runs - 4 points225 Runs - 5 points
Additional BATTING POINTS are available to teams batting second and winningwith wickets in hand who would not be able to achieve maximum batting pointsbecause of the total scored in the first innings.(but only up to a maximum of the 5batting points as stated beforehand).
9 or 10 wickets in hand - 5 points7 or 8 wickets in hand - 4 points5 or 6 wickets in hand - 3 points3 or 4 wickets in hand - 2 points2 or 1 wickets in hand - 1 points
BOWLING POINTS
2 wickets - 1 point4 wickets - 2 points6 wickets - 3 points8 wickets - 4 points10 wickets - 5 points
Note: In the event of a team fielding less than eleven players maximum bowlingpoints will be awarded on the fall of the last wicket.
b) IN ALL OTHER DIVISIONS
BATTING POINTS: (a maximum of 5 points)75 Runs - 1 point100 Runs - 2 points125 Runs - 3 points150 Runs - 4 points175 Runs - 5 points
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side. In the event of the team batting first not using all of their overs, the sidebatting second does not receive any additional overs. No bowler shall be allowedto bowl more than 9 overs in Division 1 and no more than 8 overs in any otherDivision.
9. In DIVISION ONE, discs shall be placed in a circle 30 yards from each wicket.Four players plus the wicket keeper and bowler must be within that circle at themoment of delivery.
10. In DIVISON ONE, there must be no more than two fielder outside the 30 yardscircles for the first 12 over of each sides innings
RESULTS
1.In DIVISION ONE, a result can only be achieved if both teams have batted for atleast 25 overs, or if one team has been all out in less than 25 overs or the teambatting second scores enough runs to win the match in less than 25 overs. If oneor both teams have not had an opportunity of batting for a minimum of 25 oversNO RESULT shall be declared.
2. In ALL OTHER DIVISIONS, a result can only be achieved if both teams havebatted for at least 20 overs, or if one team has been all out in less than 20 overs orthe team batting second scores enough runs to win the match in less than 20overs. If one or both teams have not had an opportunity of batting for a minimumof 20 overs NO RESULT shall be declared
3. The result of any match in which both teams have had the opportunity ofbatting for the full or adjusted entitlement of overs will be determined subject toany revised target calculations as follows:WIN: The winner of any match shall be the team scoring the greater number ofruns in the agreed number of overs.TIE: When the scores are equal and the team batting second has completed itsinnings, irrespective of the number of wickets taken.
SCORING OF POINTS
1. For a WIN - 10 Points plus any additional points attained.
2. For a TIE - Each team to score 5 points, plus any additional points attained.
3. In a 'NO RESULT' match NO points will be awarded.
4. ADDITIONAL POINTS may be attained as follows:
a) DIVISION ONE
BATTING POINTS: (a maximum of 5 points)125 Runs - 1 point150 Runs - 2 points175 Runs - 3 points200 Runs - 4 points225 Runs - 5 points
Additional BATTING POINTS are available to teams batting second and winningwith wickets in hand who would not be able to achieve maximum batting pointsbecause of the total scored in the first innings.(but only up to a maximum of the 5batting points as stated beforehand).
9 or 10 wickets in hand - 5 points7 or 8 wickets in hand - 4 points5 or 6 wickets in hand - 3 points3 or 4 wickets in hand - 2 points2 or 1 wickets in hand - 1 points
BOWLING POINTS
2 wickets - 1 point4 wickets - 2 points6 wickets - 3 points8 wickets - 4 points10 wickets - 5 points
Note: In the event of a team fielding less than eleven players maximum bowlingpoints will be awarded on the fall of the last wicket.
b) IN ALL OTHER DIVISIONS
BATTING POINTS: (a maximum of 5 points)75 Runs - 1 point100 Runs - 2 points125 Runs - 3 points150 Runs - 4 points175 Runs - 5 points
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Additional BATTING POINTS are available to teams batting second and winningwith wickets in hand who would not be able to achieve maximum batting pointsbecause of the total scored in the first innings.(but only up to a maximum of the 5batting points as stated beforehand).
9 or 10 wickets in hand - 5 points7 or 8 wickets in hand - 4 points5 or 6 wickets in hand - 3 points3 or 4 wickets in hand - 2 points2 or 1 wickets in hand - 1 points
BOWLING POINTS
2 wickets - 1 point4 wickets - 2 points6 wickets - 3 points8 wickets - 4 points10 wickets - 5 points
Note: In the event of a team fielding less than eleven players’ maximum bowlingpoints will be awarded on the fall of the last wicket.
League positions will be determined on an average points gained in completedmatches. If a team fails to honour a fixture it will be deducted 5 points and thefixture will count as a completed match for calculation of points average. Theother team will receive 20 points. In each Division, should any teams be equal onaverage points, the team with the most wins will have priority. If still equal, the finalpositions will be determined by the most away wins, or if still equal, the higher runrate per over throughout the season.
ISLE OF WIGHT SENIOR CUP - ADDITIONAL RULES1. The competition shall be open to all IW Division 1 teams and all 1st teams ofclubs affiliated to the IWCB (including those playing in Mainland Leagues).2. The competition will be a knockout cup and the team drawn first shall be theHome team and shall be responsible for any necessary arrangements. For theFinal, the IWCB will be responsible for all arrangements including the selection ofthe venue and the provision of match balls.3. For all matches other than the Final, the Home Club AND the Away Club shalleach provide ONE new ball of the approved make and standard. A new ball will beused from the start of each innings.
ISLE OF WIGHT SENIOR CUP - ADDITIONAL PLAYING REGULATIONS1. The playing regulations as set out for the 1st Division will be used for the SeniorCup.
2. The winner of any match shall be the team scoring the greater number of runs inthe agreed number of overs.
3. In the event of a tie the following will applya) The team losing the fewer number of wickets shall be the winner.b) If both teams are all out, the team with the higher overall scoring rate over thefirst 20 overs shall be the winner.c) If the result cannot be decided by (a) or (b) then the team with the higher overallscoring rate over 30 overs shall be the winner.d) If a winner cannot be decided by (a), (b) or (c) then the result will be decided bythe toss of a coin.e) A result can only be achieved if both teams have batted for at least 20 overs orunless one team has been all out in less than 20 overs or the team batting secondscores enough runs to win the match in less than 20 overs. If one or both teamshave not had an opportunity of batting for a minimum of 20 overs NO RESULTshall be declared.f) In the event of a postponement, or a NO RESULT match, it will be played, orreplayed on a date mutually agreed by the Clubs concerned BEFORE the date ofthe next round. In any replayed match a lesser number of overs than specified inParagraph 2 may be mutually agreed between the Clubs, but no less than 20overs per team. In the event of disagreement, 20 overs per team shall be played.
FRED WINTER CUP - ADDITIONAL RULES1. The competition shall be open to any team not playing in Division 1 of the Isle ofWight Cricket League or the 1st teams of clubs affiliated to the IWCB (but playingin Mainland Leagues). See rule 5 for player eligibility.
2. The team drawn first shall be the HOME team and shall be responsible for anynecessary arrangements. For the Final, the IWCB will be responsible for allarrangements including the selection of the venue and the provision of the matchball.
3. For all matches other than the final, The HOME Club shall be responsible forthe provision of ONE new ball of the approved make and standard. The new ballwill be used from the start of the first innings.
4. The Cup to be competed for annually shall be known as the 'Fred WinterMemorial Cup'.
5. A player may not play in the Fred Winter Memorial Cup if the in the currentseason they have : -
a) Played in more than 4 Island League Division 1 matchesb) Played in the IW Senior Cup in the current season
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Additional BATTING POINTS are available to teams batting second and winningwith wickets in hand who would not be able to achieve maximum batting pointsbecause of the total scored in the first innings.(but only up to a maximum of the 5batting points as stated beforehand).
9 or 10 wickets in hand - 5 points7 or 8 wickets in hand - 4 points5 or 6 wickets in hand - 3 points3 or 4 wickets in hand - 2 points2 or 1 wickets in hand - 1 points
BOWLING POINTS
2 wickets - 1 point4 wickets - 2 points6 wickets - 3 points8 wickets - 4 points10 wickets - 5 points
Note: In the event of a team fielding less than eleven players’ maximum bowlingpoints will be awarded on the fall of the last wicket.
League positions will be determined on an average points gained in completedmatches. If a team fails to honour a fixture it will be deducted 5 points and thefixture will count as a completed match for calculation of points average. Theother team will receive 20 points. In each Division, should any teams be equal onaverage points, the team with the most wins will have priority. If still equal, the finalpositions will be determined by the most away wins, or if still equal, the higher runrate per over throughout the season.
ISLE OF WIGHT SENIOR CUP - ADDITIONAL RULES1. The competition shall be open to all IW Division 1 teams and all 1st teams ofclubs affiliated to the IWCB (including those playing in Mainland Leagues).2. The competition will be a knockout cup and the team drawn first shall be theHome team and shall be responsible for any necessary arrangements. For theFinal, the IWCB will be responsible for all arrangements including the selection ofthe venue and the provision of match balls.3. For all matches other than the Final, the Home Club AND the Away Club shalleach provide ONE new ball of the approved make and standard. A new ball will beused from the start of each innings.
ISLE OF WIGHT SENIOR CUP - ADDITIONAL PLAYING REGULATIONS1. The playing regulations as set out for the 1st Division will be used for the SeniorCup.
2. The winner of any match shall be the team scoring the greater number of runs inthe agreed number of overs.
3. In the event of a tie the following will applya) The team losing the fewer number of wickets shall be the winner.b) If both teams are all out, the team with the higher overall scoring rate over thefirst 20 overs shall be the winner.c) If the result cannot be decided by (a) or (b) then the team with the higher overallscoring rate over 30 overs shall be the winner.d) If a winner cannot be decided by (a), (b) or (c) then the result will be decided bythe toss of a coin.e) A result can only be achieved if both teams have batted for at least 20 overs orunless one team has been all out in less than 20 overs or the team batting secondscores enough runs to win the match in less than 20 overs. If one or both teamshave not had an opportunity of batting for a minimum of 20 overs NO RESULTshall be declared.f) In the event of a postponement, or a NO RESULT match, it will be played, orreplayed on a date mutually agreed by the Clubs concerned BEFORE the date ofthe next round. In any replayed match a lesser number of overs than specified inParagraph 2 may be mutually agreed between the Clubs, but no less than 20overs per team. In the event of disagreement, 20 overs per team shall be played.
FRED WINTER CUP - ADDITIONAL RULES1. The competition shall be open to any team not playing in Division 1 of the Isle ofWight Cricket League or the 1st teams of clubs affiliated to the IWCB (but playingin Mainland Leagues). See rule 5 for player eligibility.
2. The team drawn first shall be the HOME team and shall be responsible for anynecessary arrangements. For the Final, the IWCB will be responsible for allarrangements including the selection of the venue and the provision of the matchball.
3. For all matches other than the final, The HOME Club shall be responsible forthe provision of ONE new ball of the approved make and standard. The new ballwill be used from the start of the first innings.
4. The Cup to be competed for annually shall be known as the 'Fred WinterMemorial Cup'.
5. A player may not play in the Fred Winter Memorial Cup if the in the currentseason they have : -
a) Played in more than 4 Island League Division 1 matchesb) Played in the IW Senior Cup in the current season
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c) Plays any Premier League Cricket in the current seasond) Played in the 1st Xl of a side playing Mainland League Cricket in the currentseason.e) Played in more than four 2nd XI match of a side playing Mainland LeagueCricket in the current season.
It is the responsibility of the Club to ensure compliance with Rule 5. Any breach ofthis rule will result in the Club being disqualified. A player who has played in theFred Winter Cup during that particular season may play subsequently in the SeniorCup.
6. Rule 5 above does not apply to players aged under 18 years.
FRED WINTER CUP - ADDITIONAL PLAYING REGULATIONS
1.All matches will commence at 14.00 with the toss to be completed no later than30 minutes before the scheduled start of play. Team Captains and Umpires mustagree before play commences the latest time at which play can finish to allowsubsequent changes in the number of overs should play be interrupted by badweather or any other unavoidable condition. In the event of an agreement notbeing reached, close of play will be 19.30. If the start is delayed or time is lostduring the team batting first, one over per team is deducted for every 7 minuteslost.
a) In the event of a suspension of play during an over of the innings of the teambatting first, and the innings is not resumed, the over shall be considered to havebeen completed for calculation purposes.b) In the event of time being lost during the innings of the team batting second, arevised target score shall be determined based on the average run rate over thefirst innings. The revised target will be calculated on the basis of the amount oftime still available up to 19.30; one over for every 3.5 minutes of playing timeremaining.c) In the event of a team batting first being all out in less than their full quota ofovers, the calculation of their average run-rate shall be based on the full quota ofovers to which they would have been entitled and not on the numbers of overs inwhich they were dismissed.d) In the event of an overs reduction at the start of the match, the allocation toeach bowler shall be reduced proportionately.e) In the event of a bowler becoming incapacitated and unable to complete anover, or a bowler inadvertently exceeds his permitted number of deliveries, theremaining balls will be bowled by another player who has not completed histotal allocation of overs. Such part of an over will count as an over only insofar aseach bowler's allocation is concerned.
f) This provision shall also apply if a bowler is taken off under Law 42 (Unfair Play).
2 Matches will be played on a Saturday on a 40 over basis, unless a different dayis agreed by the IWCBCC Competition Secretary
3. In any match, no bowler may bowl more than 8 overs.
4. The winner of any match shall be the team scoring the greater number of runs inthe agreed number of overs.
5. In the event of a tie the following will apply:a) The team losing the fewer number of wickets shall be the winner.b) If both teams are all out, the team with the higher overall scoring rate over thefirst 20 overs shall be the winner.c) If the result cannot be decided by (a) or (b) then the team with the higher overallscoring rate over 30 overs shall be the winner.d) If a winner cannot be decided by (a), (b) or (c) then the result will be c decidedby the toss of a coin.e) A result can only be achieved if both teams have batted for at least 20 overs orunless one team has been all out in less than 20 overs or the team batting secondscores enough runs to win the match in less than 20 overs. If one or both teamshave not had an opportunity of batting for a minimum of 20 overs NO RESULTshall be declared.f) In the event of a postponement, or a NO RESULT match, it will be played, orreplayed on a date mutually agreed by the Clubs concerned BEFORE the date ofthe next round. In any replayed match a lesser number of overs than specified inParagraph 2 may be mutually agreed between the Clubs, but no less than 20overs per team. In the event of disagreement, 20 overs per team shall be played.
6. A match ball of acceptable standard is required for each innings. Captains toagree onthe match ball prior to the toss.
7. Clubs are restricted to ONE Foreign/Contracted player. Definition of theseplayers will be as per elsewhere in this handbook. Clubs contravening this rule in acup match will forfeit the game.
8. The team scoring the most runs is the winner. In the event of the scores beingequal, the result shall be a tie.
STANDARD COMPETITION RULES AND PLAYING REGULATIONSFOR UNDER-11, UNDER-13 AND UNDER-15 CRICKETThe following will apply to both League and Cup Competitions. Further Rules andPlaying Conditions that specifically apply to League OR Cup are detailedimmediately after these Standard Rules.
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c) Plays any Premier League Cricket in the current seasond) Played in the 1st Xl of a side playing Mainland League Cricket in the currentseason.e) Played in more than four 2nd XI match of a side playing Mainland LeagueCricket in the current season.
It is the responsibility of the Club to ensure compliance with Rule 5. Any breach ofthis rule will result in the Club being disqualified. A player who has played in theFred Winter Cup during that particular season may play subsequently in the SeniorCup.
6. Rule 5 above does not apply to players aged under 18 years.
FRED WINTER CUP - ADDITIONAL PLAYING REGULATIONS
1.All matches will commence at 14.00 with the toss to be completed no later than30 minutes before the scheduled start of play. Team Captains and Umpires mustagree before play commences the latest time at which play can finish to allowsubsequent changes in the number of overs should play be interrupted by badweather or any other unavoidable condition. In the event of an agreement notbeing reached, close of play will be 19.30. If the start is delayed or time is lostduring the team batting first, one over per team is deducted for every 7 minuteslost.
a) In the event of a suspension of play during an over of the innings of the teambatting first, and the innings is not resumed, the over shall be considered to havebeen completed for calculation purposes.b) In the event of time being lost during the innings of the team batting second, arevised target score shall be determined based on the average run rate over thefirst innings. The revised target will be calculated on the basis of the amount oftime still available up to 19.30; one over for every 3.5 minutes of playing timeremaining.c) In the event of a team batting first being all out in less than their full quota ofovers, the calculation of their average run-rate shall be based on the full quota ofovers to which they would have been entitled and not on the numbers of overs inwhich they were dismissed.d) In the event of an overs reduction at the start of the match, the allocation toeach bowler shall be reduced proportionately.e) In the event of a bowler becoming incapacitated and unable to complete anover, or a bowler inadvertently exceeds his permitted number of deliveries, theremaining balls will be bowled by another player who has not completed histotal allocation of overs. Such part of an over will count as an over only insofar aseach bowler's allocation is concerned.
f) This provision shall also apply if a bowler is taken off under Law 42 (Unfair Play).
2 Matches will be played on a Saturday on a 40 over basis, unless a different dayis agreed by the IWCBCC Competition Secretary
3. In any match, no bowler may bowl more than 8 overs.
4. The winner of any match shall be the team scoring the greater number of runs inthe agreed number of overs.
5. In the event of a tie the following will apply:a) The team losing the fewer number of wickets shall be the winner.b) If both teams are all out, the team with the higher overall scoring rate over thefirst 20 overs shall be the winner.c) If the result cannot be decided by (a) or (b) then the team with the higher overallscoring rate over 30 overs shall be the winner.d) If a winner cannot be decided by (a), (b) or (c) then the result will be c decidedby the toss of a coin.e) A result can only be achieved if both teams have batted for at least 20 overs orunless one team has been all out in less than 20 overs or the team batting secondscores enough runs to win the match in less than 20 overs. If one or both teamshave not had an opportunity of batting for a minimum of 20 overs NO RESULTshall be declared.f) In the event of a postponement, or a NO RESULT match, it will be played, orreplayed on a date mutually agreed by the Clubs concerned BEFORE the date ofthe next round. In any replayed match a lesser number of overs than specified inParagraph 2 may be mutually agreed between the Clubs, but no less than 20overs per team. In the event of disagreement, 20 overs per team shall be played.
6. A match ball of acceptable standard is required for each innings. Captains toagree onthe match ball prior to the toss.
7. Clubs are restricted to ONE Foreign/Contracted player. Definition of theseplayers will be as per elsewhere in this handbook. Clubs contravening this rule in acup match will forfeit the game.
8. The team scoring the most runs is the winner. In the event of the scores beingequal, the result shall be a tie.
STANDARD COMPETITION RULES AND PLAYING REGULATIONSFOR UNDER-11, UNDER-13 AND UNDER-15 CRICKETThe following will apply to both League and Cup Competitions. Further Rules andPlaying Conditions that specifically apply to League OR Cup are detailedimmediately after these Standard Rules.
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1. Competitions shall be open to all Affliated Clubs of the Isle of Wight CricketBoard.2. The control and administration of all competitions shall be by the Isle of WightCricket Board Clubs Committee in liaison with the IWCBCC Competition Secretaryand the Cricket Development Manager.3. Fixtures to be arranged by IWCBCC Competition Secretary, the CricketDevelopment Manager and Team Managers.4. The Winners of the Under-11 League will receive the Isle of Wight County PressTrophy and The Winners of the Under-11Cup will receive the Isle of Wight CountyPress Cup.5. The Winners of the Under-13 League will receive the Mal SketchleyTrophy and the Winners of the Under-13 Mal Sketchley Memorial Cup willrepresent the Isle of Wight in the National Under-13 Cup6. The Winners of the Under-15 League will receive the The Vic Hailes MemorialShield and the Winners of the Under-15 Cup will represent the Isle of Wight in theNational Under-15 Cup.7. The Home Club shall be responsible for the provision of the match ball, whichwill be of approved standard and of reasonable quality.8. Each team shall be responsible for providing an Umpire and Scorer.9. Each member of a competing team ideally needs to be a bona fide member ofthe club. Players can play for any club during the season, however players mustbe encouraged to join clubs where they live. In Under 11 Competitions the playermust be aged 10 years or under on the 31st August of the year preceding theseason of play. In Under 13 Competitions the player must be aged 12 years orunder on the 31st August of the year preceding the season of play.In Under-15 Competitions the player must be aged 14 years or under on 31stAugust of the year preceding the season of play.10. The Home Club in any match shall be responsible for ensuring that the result isrecorded on the Isle of Wight Cricket Board’s Website within 48hr of the game.Failure to input the scorecard within the time frame or if a scorecard is submittedincomplete the club will fined £10 each time.11. Under 11 League matches will be played on a Sunday morning starting at10.30 and finishing by 12.30. All Under 13 and 15 League Matches will be playedon a Monday night. In the event of a game being cancelled because of theweather, matches will not be rearranged and points will be shared12. Each season will have a start and finish date sufficient to ensure as far aspossible all scheduled matches are played.13. Friendly games can be arranged and played at any time.14. Clubs unable to for fill their fixture because of the state of their pitch can playat another venue if both teams are in agreement.15. Clubs may mutually bring forward games with the agreement of the fixturessecretary, as long as this is decided before the start of the season.16. U13 & U15 Cup games will be played on a Tuesday and U11 Cup games willbe on Sundays, but all cup games must be played before the next round date.
PLAYING REGULATIONSMatches will be played under the Laws of Cricket 2003, disregarding any SpecialRegulations for Test and First Class Matches, with the exception of:
Under-11 Competitions Regulations1. A team can only use 8 players when fielding, however a team can consist ofmore than 8 players but only 8 can bat. The extra players may bowl and fieldencouraging more players at clubs to be involved in the match.2. A match shall consist of 2 innings, each of 16 overs with each team startingwith a score of 200.3. The batting side is divided into 4 pairs of batsmen with each pair batting for 4overs.4. Each time a batsmen is given out, the loss of the wicket is recorded on thescore sheet and that team loses 5 runs off their score. The batsmen change endsand continue batting as a pair for the rest of the 4 overs. All runs scored during the4 overs are credited to the pair. Sundries are scored in the bowlers boxes.5. No extra balls are given for wides or no balls and they will count as 2 runsexcept for the last over when extra balls plus runs will be used.6. 7 members of the fielding side must bowl at least 1 over each, and no playermay bowl more than 3 overs. There will be a nominated wicket keeper who doesnot have to bowl but can if required.7. The maximum boundary is 40 metres.8. If 16 overs cannot be played, the managers need to decide before the gamestarts how many overs per side are to be bowled. If bad weather delays the startof the first innings or suspends the length of either innings, the number of overswill be arranged so that each side bats for the same number of overs as follows: 8overs minimum per side = 2 overs a pair, pro rata.(a) In the event of a suspension, or suspensions of play, during the innings of theteam batting first, the quota of overs per team will be reduced by such a numberthat will result when the total number of overs in a match is reduced by dividingthe minutes lost by three.(b) In the event of a suspension of play during an over in the innings of the teambatting first, and the innings is not resumed, the over shall be considered to havebeen completed for calculation purposes.(c) In the event of a suspension, or suspensions of play, during the innings of theteam batting second, the quota of overs for their innings will be reduced by thesame calculation as in paragraph (a) above.
Under-13 & 15 Competitions Regulation1. Matches will consist of one innings being limited to 20 overs. If 20 overs cannotbe played, the Managers need to decide before the game starts how many oversper side are to be bowled. If bad weather delays the start of the first or suspendsthe length of either innings, the number of overs will be arranged so that each
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1. Competitions shall be open to all Affliated Clubs of the Isle of Wight CricketBoard.2. The control and administration of all competitions shall be by the Isle of WightCricket Board Clubs Committee in liaison with the IWCBCC Competition Secretaryand the Cricket Development Manager.3. Fixtures to be arranged by IWCBCC Competition Secretary, the CricketDevelopment Manager and Team Managers.4. The Winners of the Under-11 League will receive the Isle of Wight County PressTrophy and The Winners of the Under-11Cup will receive the Isle of Wight CountyPress Cup.5. The Winners of the Under-13 League will receive the Mal SketchleyTrophy and the Winners of the Under-13 Mal Sketchley Memorial Cup willrepresent the Isle of Wight in the National Under-13 Cup6. The Winners of the Under-15 League will receive the The Vic Hailes MemorialShield and the Winners of the Under-15 Cup will represent the Isle of Wight in theNational Under-15 Cup.7. The Home Club shall be responsible for the provision of the match ball, whichwill be of approved standard and of reasonable quality.8. Each team shall be responsible for providing an Umpire and Scorer.9. Each member of a competing team ideally needs to be a bona fide member ofthe club. Players can play for any club during the season, however players mustbe encouraged to join clubs where they live. In Under 11 Competitions the playermust be aged 10 years or under on the 31st August of the year preceding theseason of play. In Under 13 Competitions the player must be aged 12 years orunder on the 31st August of the year preceding the season of play.In Under-15 Competitions the player must be aged 14 years or under on 31stAugust of the year preceding the season of play.10. The Home Club in any match shall be responsible for ensuring that the result isrecorded on the Isle of Wight Cricket Board’s Website within 48hr of the game.Failure to input the scorecard within the time frame or if a scorecard is submittedincomplete the club will fined £10 each time.11. Under 11 League matches will be played on a Sunday morning starting at10.30 and finishing by 12.30. All Under 13 and 15 League Matches will be playedon a Monday night. In the event of a game being cancelled because of theweather, matches will not be rearranged and points will be shared12. Each season will have a start and finish date sufficient to ensure as far aspossible all scheduled matches are played.13. Friendly games can be arranged and played at any time.14. Clubs unable to for fill their fixture because of the state of their pitch can playat another venue if both teams are in agreement.15. Clubs may mutually bring forward games with the agreement of the fixturessecretary, as long as this is decided before the start of the season.16. U13 & U15 Cup games will be played on a Tuesday and U11 Cup games willbe on Sundays, but all cup games must be played before the next round date.
PLAYING REGULATIONSMatches will be played under the Laws of Cricket 2003, disregarding any SpecialRegulations for Test and First Class Matches, with the exception of:
Under-11 Competitions Regulations1. A team can only use 8 players when fielding, however a team can consist ofmore than 8 players but only 8 can bat. The extra players may bowl and fieldencouraging more players at clubs to be involved in the match.2. A match shall consist of 2 innings, each of 16 overs with each team startingwith a score of 200.3. The batting side is divided into 4 pairs of batsmen with each pair batting for 4overs.4. Each time a batsmen is given out, the loss of the wicket is recorded on thescore sheet and that team loses 5 runs off their score. The batsmen change endsand continue batting as a pair for the rest of the 4 overs. All runs scored during the4 overs are credited to the pair. Sundries are scored in the bowlers boxes.5. No extra balls are given for wides or no balls and they will count as 2 runsexcept for the last over when extra balls plus runs will be used.6. 7 members of the fielding side must bowl at least 1 over each, and no playermay bowl more than 3 overs. There will be a nominated wicket keeper who doesnot have to bowl but can if required.7. The maximum boundary is 40 metres.8. If 16 overs cannot be played, the managers need to decide before the gamestarts how many overs per side are to be bowled. If bad weather delays the startof the first innings or suspends the length of either innings, the number of overswill be arranged so that each side bats for the same number of overs as follows: 8overs minimum per side = 2 overs a pair, pro rata.(a) In the event of a suspension, or suspensions of play, during the innings of theteam batting first, the quota of overs per team will be reduced by such a numberthat will result when the total number of overs in a match is reduced by dividingthe minutes lost by three.(b) In the event of a suspension of play during an over in the innings of the teambatting first, and the innings is not resumed, the over shall be considered to havebeen completed for calculation purposes.(c) In the event of a suspension, or suspensions of play, during the innings of theteam batting second, the quota of overs for their innings will be reduced by thesame calculation as in paragraph (a) above.
Under-13 & 15 Competitions Regulation1. Matches will consist of one innings being limited to 20 overs. If 20 overs cannotbe played, the Managers need to decide before the game starts how many oversper side are to be bowled. If bad weather delays the start of the first or suspendsthe length of either innings, the number of overs will be arranged so that each
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team bats for the same number of overs as follows:(a) In the event of a suspension, or suspensions of play, during the innings of theteam batting first, the quota of overs per team will be reduced by such a numberthat will result when the total number of overs in a match is reduced by dividingthe minutes lost by three.(b) In the event of a suspension of play during an over in the innings of the teambatting first, and the innings is not resumed, the over shall be considered to havebeen completed for calculation purposes.(c) In the event of a suspension, or suspensions of play, during the innings of theteam batting second, the quota of overs for their innings will be reduced by thesame calculation as in paragraph (a) above.2. No bowler may bowl more than 4 overs in any innings.Where a match startswith reduced overs, no bowler may bowl more than 20% of the total number ofovers, except that where the total is not divisible by 4. An additional over shall beallowed to each of the minimum number of bowlers necessary to make up thebalance.3. In Under 13 matches, when a batsmen reaches, or passes, the personal total of50 runs they must retire, but may return to the crease only when all the otherplayers have batted. Retired batsmen must return in their order of retirement andtake the place of the retiring or dismissed batsmen. The batsmen shall retire againwhen they score an additional 50 runs on their return to the crease if there isanother batsmen available to bat. In the Under 15 matches the rule applies,however the run criteria is increased to 50.
Under 11 Cup Additional Regulations1. The Under 11 Cup Fixtures will be 8 a side games that will follow the standardrules of cricket.2. A match shall consist of 2 innings, each of 16 overs with each team startingwith 0 (Zero) runs3. No bowler can bowl more than 4 overs.4. Batter will retire when they reach a personal total of 25 but can return to thecrease if 6 wickets have fallen, but in the order they retired.5. An innings will be over when 16 overs have been bowled or when 7 wicketshave fallen.6. No extra balls are given for wides or no balls and they will count as 2 runsexcept for the last over when extra balls plus runs will be used.
ADDITIONAL RULES AND PLAYING REGULATIONSFOR UNDER-11 AND UNDER-13 CRICKET1. The ball shall weigh 4.75 ounces.2. No Fielder, except the wicket keeper, shall be allowed to field nearer than 11yards, measured from the middle stumps, except behind the wicket on the offside.
3. The pitch shall be 20 yards in length for Under 11's and 21 yards for Under 13’s.4. The stumps shall be 27 inches above the ground and 8 inches wide.5. In the Under 11 league the IWCB Under 10 team selection will take preferenceover those club players selected for that team.
ADDITIONAL RULES AND PLAYING REGULATIONSFOR UNDER-15 CRICKET1. The ball used will be full size.2. No Fielder, except the wicket keeper, shall be allowed to field nearer than 8yards, measured from the middle stumps, except behind the wicket on the offside.(11 yards if the fielder is under 13 years of age). The manager shall beresponsible for informing the Umpires which players are under 13 years of age in aparticular match.3. The pitch shall be 22 yards in length.
RESULTS1. The team scoring the most runs in its innings shall be the winner. If the scoresare equal, the result shall be a tie and No Account shall be taken of the number ofwickets that have fallen.2. A result can only be achieved if both teams have batted for at least 10 overs,unless one team has been all out in less than 10 overs, or unless the team battingsecond scores enough runs to win in less than 10 overs. (Under 11 League 8overs)3. In a rain-curtailed match, there will be a 'bowl out', where five nominatedplayers from each team shall bowl two deliveries at one stump in an area agreedby the Umpires and Captains. The team hitting the stump the most times shall bethe winner. Where this is not possible, the result will be decided by the tossof a coin.The rearranging of fixtures is to be avoided.
4. Points will be awarded to the opposition should any team refuse to honor thefixture.
SCORING OF POINTS FOR LEAGUE MATCHES1. 2 points will be awarded for a win.2. 1 point will be awarded to each team for a tie.3. In the event of a game being cancelled because of the weather or a rainaffected match not being completed each team will be awarded 1 point.4. The winners of the league will be the team with the most points. If any teamsare equal on points, the title will be shared.
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team bats for the same number of overs as follows:(a) In the event of a suspension, or suspensions of play, during the innings of theteam batting first, the quota of overs per team will be reduced by such a numberthat will result when the total number of overs in a match is reduced by dividingthe minutes lost by three.(b) In the event of a suspension of play during an over in the innings of the teambatting first, and the innings is not resumed, the over shall be considered to havebeen completed for calculation purposes.(c) In the event of a suspension, or suspensions of play, during the innings of theteam batting second, the quota of overs for their innings will be reduced by thesame calculation as in paragraph (a) above.2. No bowler may bowl more than 4 overs in any innings.Where a match startswith reduced overs, no bowler may bowl more than 20% of the total number ofovers, except that where the total is not divisible by 4. An additional over shall beallowed to each of the minimum number of bowlers necessary to make up thebalance.3. In Under 13 matches, when a batsmen reaches, or passes, the personal total of50 runs they must retire, but may return to the crease only when all the otherplayers have batted. Retired batsmen must return in their order of retirement andtake the place of the retiring or dismissed batsmen. The batsmen shall retire againwhen they score an additional 50 runs on their return to the crease if there isanother batsmen available to bat. In the Under 15 matches the rule applies,however the run criteria is increased to 50.
Under 11 Cup Additional Regulations1. The Under 11 Cup Fixtures will be 8 a side games that will follow the standardrules of cricket.2. A match shall consist of 2 innings, each of 16 overs with each team startingwith 0 (Zero) runs3. No bowler can bowl more than 4 overs.4. Batter will retire when they reach a personal total of 25 but can return to thecrease if 6 wickets have fallen, but in the order they retired.5. An innings will be over when 16 overs have been bowled or when 7 wicketshave fallen.6. No extra balls are given for wides or no balls and they will count as 2 runsexcept for the last over when extra balls plus runs will be used.
ADDITIONAL RULES AND PLAYING REGULATIONSFOR UNDER-11 AND UNDER-13 CRICKET1. The ball shall weigh 4.75 ounces.2. No Fielder, except the wicket keeper, shall be allowed to field nearer than 11yards, measured from the middle stumps, except behind the wicket on the offside.
3. The pitch shall be 20 yards in length for Under 11's and 21 yards for Under 13’s.4. The stumps shall be 27 inches above the ground and 8 inches wide.5. In the Under 11 league the IWCB Under 10 team selection will take preferenceover those club players selected for that team.
ADDITIONAL RULES AND PLAYING REGULATIONSFOR UNDER-15 CRICKET1. The ball used will be full size.2. No Fielder, except the wicket keeper, shall be allowed to field nearer than 8yards, measured from the middle stumps, except behind the wicket on the offside.(11 yards if the fielder is under 13 years of age). The manager shall beresponsible for informing the Umpires which players are under 13 years of age in aparticular match.3. The pitch shall be 22 yards in length.
RESULTS1. The team scoring the most runs in its innings shall be the winner. If the scoresare equal, the result shall be a tie and No Account shall be taken of the number ofwickets that have fallen.2. A result can only be achieved if both teams have batted for at least 10 overs,unless one team has been all out in less than 10 overs, or unless the team battingsecond scores enough runs to win in less than 10 overs. (Under 11 League 8overs)3. In a rain-curtailed match, there will be a 'bowl out', where five nominatedplayers from each team shall bowl two deliveries at one stump in an area agreedby the Umpires and Captains. The team hitting the stump the most times shall bethe winner. Where this is not possible, the result will be decided by the tossof a coin.The rearranging of fixtures is to be avoided.
4. Points will be awarded to the opposition should any team refuse to honor thefixture.
SCORING OF POINTS FOR LEAGUE MATCHES1. 2 points will be awarded for a win.2. 1 point will be awarded to each team for a tie.3. In the event of a game being cancelled because of the weather or a rainaffected match not being completed each team will be awarded 1 point.4. The winners of the league will be the team with the most points. If any teamsare equal on points, the title will be shared.
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DISCIPLINARY RULES 2013
1. BASIC PROCEDURES & GUIDELINES
The Isle of Wight Cricket Board and participating teams shall operate aDisciplinary Policy in accordance with the current Disciplinary Rules operatingwithin the jurisdiction of the England & Wales Cricket Board. (The E.C.B “Code ofConduct and Spirit of Cricket” statement).
These rules shall apply to all League, Cup, Representative, Intermediate, Juniorand indoor matches played under the auspices of the Isle of Wight Cricket Boardand any functions organised by the Board (Any reference to clubs shall includerepresentative matches)
Any Under 18 involved in the process will be accompanied by an adult and theissue passed onto the County Welfare Officer.
2. MAINTENANCE OF DISCIPLINEThe IW Cricket Board is the authoritative body in respect of discipline and shalltake whatever measures are required to maintain an acceptably high standard ofbehaviour and inflict appropriate penalties.The Board shall appoint a Disciplinary Procedure panel, which, together with theBoard Disciplinary Chairman, will be responsible for the overall management ofdisciplinary matters and deal promptly with any complaint or incident.
In the event of Disciplinary Hearing being required, the Disciplinary Chairman shallappoint an impartial Disciplinary Panel, which will consider the details of thealleged misconduct and the response of the alleged offender.
Upon conclusion of the Hearing, the Panel shall reach a verdict, via a simplemajority, and impose such penalties as are appropriate within the Guidelines setout in the Schedule of Disciplinary Penalties.
3. CODE OF CONDUCTAll member clubs and their players, officials and supporters are bound by theDisciplinary Rules and shall conduct themselves accordingly.
Unsatisfactory conduct shall include, but not be limited to• Dissent at an umpire’s decision or reaction in a provocative or disapprovingmanner, whether verbal or written.• Physical abuse, intimidation, assault or attempt to intimidate or assault anumpire, official, player or spectator.
• The use of crude, foul or abusive language or the making of offensive gesturesor hand signals whether directed at an individual or otherwise.• Sledging or deliberate distraction of an opponent and persisting appealing inorder to pressurise an umpire or opponent.• Any form of abuse or discrimination, relating to race, religion, creed, or of anyother nature.• Willful damage to property, equipment or playing surface.• The use or distribution of illegal drugs or substances.• Un-gentlemanly conduct or any other action that is likely to bring the League,Club or Game of Cricket into disrepute or prejudice its good name or interests.• Repeated infringements of the Spirit of the Game either by an individual or ateam, where each Infringement, in itself, does not warrant any disciplinary action.(Such instances will result in a Disciplinary Hearing and the captain will be heldresponsible for the conduct of his team).• The falsification of documents.• Providing false or misleading information or otherwise perverting the course ofany investigation by the League.• Unacceptable behavior, by word or action, at any function organised by theLeague.• The publication, public display or inclusion in a website, facebook, twitter orblog of unsuitable or derogatory literature either by a club or by an individual.
4. RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAINTAINING DISCIPLINE
a. Member Clubsi. The Club has overall responsibility for the behaviour of its members andmaintaining discipline and, if it fails to properly control or discipline any personassociated with the club with regard to misconduct: it shall be answerable to acharge of ‘Unsatisfactory Conduct’
ii. Clubs are required to establish and operate their own Disciplinary Rules andProcedure, in a pro-active manner, in accordance with E.C.B. DisciplinaryGuidelines and to ensure that they have the power and machinery to deal with anymisconduct by their players or members. Clubs should ensure that they areadequately protected in situations where disciplinary action is required.
b. CaptainsThe Captain is also responsible at all times for the behaviour of his players andmust ensure that play is conducted within the spirit of the game as well as withinthe Laws of Cricket. Failure to take suitable action against an offender will renderthe captain liable to a charge of ‘Unsatisfactory Conduct’
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DISCIPLINARY RULES 2013
1. BASIC PROCEDURES & GUIDELINES
The Isle of Wight Cricket Board and participating teams shall operate aDisciplinary Policy in accordance with the current Disciplinary Rules operatingwithin the jurisdiction of the England & Wales Cricket Board. (The E.C.B “Code ofConduct and Spirit of Cricket” statement).
These rules shall apply to all League, Cup, Representative, Intermediate, Juniorand indoor matches played under the auspices of the Isle of Wight Cricket Boardand any functions organised by the Board (Any reference to clubs shall includerepresentative matches)
Any Under 18 involved in the process will be accompanied by an adult and theissue passed onto the County Welfare Officer.
2. MAINTENANCE OF DISCIPLINEThe IW Cricket Board is the authoritative body in respect of discipline and shalltake whatever measures are required to maintain an acceptably high standard ofbehaviour and inflict appropriate penalties.The Board shall appoint a Disciplinary Procedure panel, which, together with theBoard Disciplinary Chairman, will be responsible for the overall management ofdisciplinary matters and deal promptly with any complaint or incident.
In the event of Disciplinary Hearing being required, the Disciplinary Chairman shallappoint an impartial Disciplinary Panel, which will consider the details of thealleged misconduct and the response of the alleged offender.
Upon conclusion of the Hearing, the Panel shall reach a verdict, via a simplemajority, and impose such penalties as are appropriate within the Guidelines setout in the Schedule of Disciplinary Penalties.
3. CODE OF CONDUCTAll member clubs and their players, officials and supporters are bound by theDisciplinary Rules and shall conduct themselves accordingly.
Unsatisfactory conduct shall include, but not be limited to• Dissent at an umpire’s decision or reaction in a provocative or disapprovingmanner, whether verbal or written.• Physical abuse, intimidation, assault or attempt to intimidate or assault anumpire, official, player or spectator.
• The use of crude, foul or abusive language or the making of offensive gesturesor hand signals whether directed at an individual or otherwise.• Sledging or deliberate distraction of an opponent and persisting appealing inorder to pressurise an umpire or opponent.• Any form of abuse or discrimination, relating to race, religion, creed, or of anyother nature.• Willful damage to property, equipment or playing surface.• The use or distribution of illegal drugs or substances.• Un-gentlemanly conduct or any other action that is likely to bring the League,Club or Game of Cricket into disrepute or prejudice its good name or interests.• Repeated infringements of the Spirit of the Game either by an individual or ateam, where each Infringement, in itself, does not warrant any disciplinary action.(Such instances will result in a Disciplinary Hearing and the captain will be heldresponsible for the conduct of his team).• The falsification of documents.• Providing false or misleading information or otherwise perverting the course ofany investigation by the League.• Unacceptable behavior, by word or action, at any function organised by theLeague.• The publication, public display or inclusion in a website, facebook, twitter orblog of unsuitable or derogatory literature either by a club or by an individual.
4. RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAINTAINING DISCIPLINE
a. Member Clubsi. The Club has overall responsibility for the behaviour of its members andmaintaining discipline and, if it fails to properly control or discipline any personassociated with the club with regard to misconduct: it shall be answerable to acharge of ‘Unsatisfactory Conduct’
ii. Clubs are required to establish and operate their own Disciplinary Rules andProcedure, in a pro-active manner, in accordance with E.C.B. DisciplinaryGuidelines and to ensure that they have the power and machinery to deal with anymisconduct by their players or members. Clubs should ensure that they areadequately protected in situations where disciplinary action is required.
b. CaptainsThe Captain is also responsible at all times for the behaviour of his players andmust ensure that play is conducted within the spirit of the game as well as withinthe Laws of Cricket. Failure to take suitable action against an offender will renderthe captain liable to a charge of ‘Unsatisfactory Conduct’
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c. Playersi. Players are required to conduct themselves in a proper manner at all times andshould be fully aware of, and comply with the requirements of, the ECB’s ‘Code ofConduct’ and ‘Spirit of Cricket’ statements which are available via the IWCBwebsite.
5. REPORTING AN INCIDENTIn order to maintain a high standard of behaviour it is important that any incidentof misconduct or improper behaviour is reported to the League DisciplinaryChairman with the utmost urgency.
a. Any complaint relating to incidents of misconduct or improper behaviour shouldbe notified to the Disciplinary Panel Chairman within three days, following theincident, by telephone and be confirmed in writing. Any incident coming to theattention of the Disciplinary Committee outside this time, will in any event, beinvestigated by the Disciplinary Chairman and appropriate action taken.
b. Complaints or protests of a non-disciplinary nature, such as a breach of theLeague Rules, shall be submitted to the league or county secretary, to be dealtwith by other means.
c. Upon becoming aware of an incident as per paragraph (a) hereof, theDisciplinary Chairman and Committee shall determine whether:
i. Adequate action has been taken by the Clubii. The incident be recorded on fileiii. A written warning be issuediv. A Summary Penalty be imposedv. A Disciplinary Inquiry / Hearing be convened
6. COURSES OF ACTION TO BE TAKEN FOLLOWING AN INCIDENTIn order that disciplinary incidents can be dealt with speedily it is essential thatboth Clubs and the Board Disciplinary Panel work closely to ensure that anypenalties imposed against an offender are both appropriate and effective.
a. Club Disciplinary Hearing
In the event of an incident involving one of their players, members or supportersoccurring, clubs are required to instigate their own investigation and takeappropriate action against offenders, irrespective of whether the incident has been
reported to the BoardFull details of such action, together with full minutes of the club’s disciplinaryhearing, must be forwarded to the Board’s Disciplinary Chairman, within fourteendays of the date of the incident.Upon receipt of this information, the Disciplinary Chairman, in consultation withthe Disciplinary Committee, will determine the adequacy of the action taken by theclub and will either:i. Confirm that the action taken is appropriate orii. Instigate a formal enquiry and Disciplinary Hearing
7. PENALTIES
a. GeneralThe Disciplinary Hearing, whether at club or league level, shall impose suchpenalties, as they consider appropriate and in accordance with the schedule ofpenalties laid down by the Board from time to time, which shall be published.Such penalties shall include and are not limited to:
a) Caution or Reprimandb) Finec) Suspensiond) Deduction of League Pointse) Expulsion
b Club HearingClubs may well, within their own Disciplinary Rules, have their own levels ofpenalties. However any such penalties must be strongly linked with those utilisedby the Board and any penalties imposed must be of a degree of severity that isregarded as satisfactory by the Board Disciplinary Panel
8. Disciplinary Panel Action
i. Recorded on FileItems of a relatively trivial nature, which do not, in their own right, warrantdisciplinary action, will be recorded on file. The Board Disciplinary Chairman willmonitor such incidents and instigate action against any individual who accrues aseries of reports, which indicate an unacceptable behavioural trend.
ii. Written WarningWhere considered to be adequate action, the League Disciplinary Secretary shallissue a written warning after consultation with the League’s executive officers.
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c. Playersi. Players are required to conduct themselves in a proper manner at all times andshould be fully aware of, and comply with the requirements of, the ECB’s ‘Code ofConduct’ and ‘Spirit of Cricket’ statements which are available via the IWCBwebsite.
5. REPORTING AN INCIDENTIn order to maintain a high standard of behaviour it is important that any incidentof misconduct or improper behaviour is reported to the League DisciplinaryChairman with the utmost urgency.
a. Any complaint relating to incidents of misconduct or improper behaviour shouldbe notified to the Disciplinary Panel Chairman within three days, following theincident, by telephone and be confirmed in writing. Any incident coming to theattention of the Disciplinary Committee outside this time, will in any event, beinvestigated by the Disciplinary Chairman and appropriate action taken.
b. Complaints or protests of a non-disciplinary nature, such as a breach of theLeague Rules, shall be submitted to the league or county secretary, to be dealtwith by other means.
c. Upon becoming aware of an incident as per paragraph (a) hereof, theDisciplinary Chairman and Committee shall determine whether:
i. Adequate action has been taken by the Clubii. The incident be recorded on fileiii. A written warning be issuediv. A Summary Penalty be imposedv. A Disciplinary Inquiry / Hearing be convened
6. COURSES OF ACTION TO BE TAKEN FOLLOWING AN INCIDENTIn order that disciplinary incidents can be dealt with speedily it is essential thatboth Clubs and the Board Disciplinary Panel work closely to ensure that anypenalties imposed against an offender are both appropriate and effective.
a. Club Disciplinary Hearing
In the event of an incident involving one of their players, members or supportersoccurring, clubs are required to instigate their own investigation and takeappropriate action against offenders, irrespective of whether the incident has been
reported to the BoardFull details of such action, together with full minutes of the club’s disciplinaryhearing, must be forwarded to the Board’s Disciplinary Chairman, within fourteendays of the date of the incident.Upon receipt of this information, the Disciplinary Chairman, in consultation withthe Disciplinary Committee, will determine the adequacy of the action taken by theclub and will either:i. Confirm that the action taken is appropriate orii. Instigate a formal enquiry and Disciplinary Hearing
7. PENALTIES
a. GeneralThe Disciplinary Hearing, whether at club or league level, shall impose suchpenalties, as they consider appropriate and in accordance with the schedule ofpenalties laid down by the Board from time to time, which shall be published.Such penalties shall include and are not limited to:
a) Caution or Reprimandb) Finec) Suspensiond) Deduction of League Pointse) Expulsion
b Club HearingClubs may well, within their own Disciplinary Rules, have their own levels ofpenalties. However any such penalties must be strongly linked with those utilisedby the Board and any penalties imposed must be of a degree of severity that isregarded as satisfactory by the Board Disciplinary Panel
8. Disciplinary Panel Action
i. Recorded on FileItems of a relatively trivial nature, which do not, in their own right, warrantdisciplinary action, will be recorded on file. The Board Disciplinary Chairman willmonitor such incidents and instigate action against any individual who accrues aseries of reports, which indicate an unacceptable behavioural trend.
ii. Written WarningWhere considered to be adequate action, the League Disciplinary Secretary shallissue a written warning after consultation with the League’s executive officers.
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iii Summary PenaltyUpon receipt of a report in accordance with 5-a above, the Disciplinary Chairmanshall determine whether the alleged offence can be adequately dealt with by wayof a summary penalty.
The Disciplinary Chairman shall have the power to impose a Summary Penalty onan individual following inappropriate action.Summary penalty is defined as unacceptable conduct or behaviour warranting apenalty ranging between a caution, reprimand, or suspension (not exceeding twoweeks).
A Summary Penalty will become effective from, and inclusive of, the Saturdayfollowing the date of the incident subject to a minimum of 48 hours notice.
Where 48 hours notice cannot be given, the date of implementation will bedeferred for seven days.A summary penalty may be imposed in conjunction with, addition to, orindependently of, any action taken by the club.
iv Disciplinary Inquiry / HearingWhere the action taken by the club is considered to be inappropriate orinadequate and the level of the alleged offence is considered to be too serious tomerit a ‘Recording’ or ‘Summary Penalty’, the Disciplinary Chairman shall instigatean inquiry and/or Disciplinary Hearing.Such a Hearing will take place within 14 days of the receipt of a written report orthe findings of a club hearing.A minimum of seven days notice of a Hearing will be given to all parties
9. DISCIPLINARY ENQUIRY
The decision and penalty, if any, shall be on the basis of a simple majority vote. Noperson who is connected, in any way, with any Club or persons involved inpotential or actual disciplinary action shall be involved in either the investigation orhearing.
a. The decision of the Disciplinary Panel shall be given at the meeting, to beconfirmed in writing as soon as possible thereafter and will be put into effect at thedate thereof subject to any possible appeal. In the event of an appeal beinglodged, the penalty shall be suspended until determination. No further discussionor submissions will be taken at the meeting.
b. The Chairman, whose decision shall be final, shall determine the conduct of thehearing; this shall be in accordance with the procedures laid down hereafter.
Clubs must submit details of all internal hearings to the League DisciplinaryChairman, setting out the nature of the charge, the verdict and the penaltyc. Summary Penalty
A Summary Penalty may be imposed by a club or the League Committee withinthe following limitationsii. Caution or reprimandiii. Suspension - maximum of two weeks – commencing on, and inclusive of thefollowing Saturday
The Board Disciplinary Panel shall have the right to impose one or more of thepenalties set out in paragraph ( 9-a) above
The Schedule of Disciplinary Penalties, as published prior to the start of theseason shall be regarded as Guidelines but may be varied by the DisciplinaryPanel, either in a lenient or more severe manner, where it is felt circumstancesrequire such action
10. DISCIPLINARY HEARING PROCEDURE
1. INTRODUCTIONa. There is no restriction on the evidence that can be presented, provided that it isrelevant to the matterb. The standard of proof applied by the Disciplinary Committee will be on thebasis of balance of probabilities rather than any complaint having to be provedbeyond any reasonable doubt.
2. PRELIMINARY PROCEDURESa. The Chairman will conduct the meeting and introduce the members of theDisciplinary Panel, together with any witnesses that may be called. TheRespondent will then introduce any witnesses who have been called in responseto the complaint.b. The Disciplinary Secretary will outline the procedure to be adopted at themeeting. but an enquiry into the incident.c. The Respondent will be asked whether the allegations made are admitted ordenied before the hearing proceeds in the manner set out.d. The Disciplinary Secretary or such other person as shall be appointed on hisbehalf will outline details of the complaint and the evidence that will be produced.
3. THE HEARINGa. The evidence supporting the complaint shall be presented with any witnessesgiving verbal evidence. The witnesses may be asked questions by members of the
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iii Summary PenaltyUpon receipt of a report in accordance with 5-a above, the Disciplinary Chairmanshall determine whether the alleged offence can be adequately dealt with by wayof a summary penalty.
The Disciplinary Chairman shall have the power to impose a Summary Penalty onan individual following inappropriate action.Summary penalty is defined as unacceptable conduct or behaviour warranting apenalty ranging between a caution, reprimand, or suspension (not exceeding twoweeks).
A Summary Penalty will become effective from, and inclusive of, the Saturdayfollowing the date of the incident subject to a minimum of 48 hours notice.
Where 48 hours notice cannot be given, the date of implementation will bedeferred for seven days.A summary penalty may be imposed in conjunction with, addition to, orindependently of, any action taken by the club.
iv Disciplinary Inquiry / HearingWhere the action taken by the club is considered to be inappropriate orinadequate and the level of the alleged offence is considered to be too serious tomerit a ‘Recording’ or ‘Summary Penalty’, the Disciplinary Chairman shall instigatean inquiry and/or Disciplinary Hearing.Such a Hearing will take place within 14 days of the receipt of a written report orthe findings of a club hearing.A minimum of seven days notice of a Hearing will be given to all parties
9. DISCIPLINARY ENQUIRY
The decision and penalty, if any, shall be on the basis of a simple majority vote. Noperson who is connected, in any way, with any Club or persons involved inpotential or actual disciplinary action shall be involved in either the investigation orhearing.
a. The decision of the Disciplinary Panel shall be given at the meeting, to beconfirmed in writing as soon as possible thereafter and will be put into effect at thedate thereof subject to any possible appeal. In the event of an appeal beinglodged, the penalty shall be suspended until determination. No further discussionor submissions will be taken at the meeting.
b. The Chairman, whose decision shall be final, shall determine the conduct of thehearing; this shall be in accordance with the procedures laid down hereafter.
Clubs must submit details of all internal hearings to the League DisciplinaryChairman, setting out the nature of the charge, the verdict and the penaltyc. Summary Penalty
A Summary Penalty may be imposed by a club or the League Committee withinthe following limitationsii. Caution or reprimandiii. Suspension - maximum of two weeks – commencing on, and inclusive of thefollowing Saturday
The Board Disciplinary Panel shall have the right to impose one or more of thepenalties set out in paragraph ( 9-a) above
The Schedule of Disciplinary Penalties, as published prior to the start of theseason shall be regarded as Guidelines but may be varied by the DisciplinaryPanel, either in a lenient or more severe manner, where it is felt circumstancesrequire such action
10. DISCIPLINARY HEARING PROCEDURE
1. INTRODUCTIONa. There is no restriction on the evidence that can be presented, provided that it isrelevant to the matterb. The standard of proof applied by the Disciplinary Committee will be on thebasis of balance of probabilities rather than any complaint having to be provedbeyond any reasonable doubt.
2. PRELIMINARY PROCEDURESa. The Chairman will conduct the meeting and introduce the members of theDisciplinary Panel, together with any witnesses that may be called. TheRespondent will then introduce any witnesses who have been called in responseto the complaint.b. The Disciplinary Secretary will outline the procedure to be adopted at themeeting. but an enquiry into the incident.c. The Respondent will be asked whether the allegations made are admitted ordenied before the hearing proceeds in the manner set out.d. The Disciplinary Secretary or such other person as shall be appointed on hisbehalf will outline details of the complaint and the evidence that will be produced.
3. THE HEARINGa. The evidence supporting the complaint shall be presented with any witnessesgiving verbal evidence. The witnesses may be asked questions by members of the
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disciplinary panel and thereafter, the Respondent will be able to do likewise. Thewitness will then be asked to leave the meeting. The next witness, if any, will dothe same. No witness will be allowed to ask questions of the Respondent.b. After evidence in support of the complaint has been given, the Respondent willhave the opportunity to produce such other evidence that he has in support of hiscase. This will be presented in the same way as the evidence of the earlierwitnesses with members of the Panel being able to ask questions in order toassist then in reaching a decision about the matter.c. At the conclusion of the evidence in response to the complaint, the Respondentmay make a closing statement, before he is asked to leave the meeting to enablethe Panel to deliberate and consider their decision.
4. THE DECISIONa. The Disciplinary Committee will first of all reach a decision on the complaintbased on a majority. If the complaint is found proved then the committee willconsider the penalty to be imposed, expenses and costs on the same basis andtake into account any previous Disciplinary record involving the Respondentand/or Club.b. The Respondent will be brought back into the meeting and the decision of theCommittee will be given.c. If the complaint is proved, the Disciplinary Secretary will inform the Respondentof the right of appeal and the steps that need to be taken.d. The Chairman will close the meeting and will not allow any further submissionsor comments either about the decision, penalties imposed or any other matter.
11. APPEAL PROCEDUREIn the interest of justice any club, player, official, spectator or individual who hasbeen handed a penalty in respect of a disciplinary issue shall have a Right ofAppeal. Such appeals will be heard by an entirely new panel whose decision shallbe final and binding on all parties.In order to be valid, an appeal against the findings of a Disciplinary Hearing mustbe received, in writing, by the Board Chairman within two days of the originalhearing or imposition of a penalty.The appeal must specify the grounds for the appeal and in relation to findings andpenalties.Any appeal must be accompanied by a deposit of £50 which will be retained,either wholly or partially if the appeal is not totally successful.Any appeal following the imposition of a Summary Penalty must be lodged withintwo days. The offender shall be entitled to request a Disciplinary Hearing inconnection with the decision and/or penalty imposed. Should such a request bemade, a Disciplinary Hearing will be arranged to take place no later than 7 daysfrom that date, Such hearing to be conducted by the Disciplinary Appeal Panel,
whose decision shall be final.No notice of appeal will be accepted in the event of failure to give such notice inaccordance with this rule, save that the Disciplinary Appeal Panel shall have thepower to accept an appeal out of time only in exceptional circumstances.Methods of appeal are as follows:a. Re. Club HearingAn appeal against a decision made, and penalty imposed, at a club disciplinaryhearing will, usually, be considered within the appeal arrangements specifiedwithin the club’s Disciplinary Rules. However the appeal may be conducted by theBoard Disciplinary Appeal Panel if:
i. Either the club or the individual request this course of actionAn individual, having been issued with a Summary Penalty may lodge an appealwhich will be considered by the Board’s Disciplinary Appeal Panel
Any appeal against the findings of the Board Disciplinary Panel will be heard 14days after the original hearing. Upon receipt of the Appeal, which must be lodgedwithin 2 days of the original decision, the Secretary shall convene a meeting of theDisciplinary Appeal Committee and give no less than 5 days notice.
The Appeals Committee shall comprise a Chairman, Secretary and threeappointed persons who have no affiliation to either Club or individual involved inthe complaints situation. Panel members shall each have one vote. Additionally,the Chairman shall have an extra casting vote in the event of a deadlock situation.
d. DecisionThe Disciplinary Appeals Panel shall have the power to vary the penalties imposedby the Disciplinary Committee, either by upholding, reducing or increasing thesame, in accordance with the tariff of penalties.
The decision shall be given to the offending individual(s) and Club at theconclusion of the Appeal Hearing, to be confirmed in writing within 14 days.The decision of the Appeals panel shall be final and binding on all parties.
12. NOTIFICATION AND RECORDING OF OFFENCES
As indicated above, any disciplinary action taken by a club against one of itsmembers must be fully reported to the Board Disciplinary Chairman. Allinformation relating to Disciplinary matters will be retained by the Board and beavailable to all Officers of all Clubs and Leagues affiliated to the ECB.Details of penalties imposed on clubs and individuals will be displayed on theleague’s website
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disciplinary panel and thereafter, the Respondent will be able to do likewise. Thewitness will then be asked to leave the meeting. The next witness, if any, will dothe same. No witness will be allowed to ask questions of the Respondent.b. After evidence in support of the complaint has been given, the Respondent willhave the opportunity to produce such other evidence that he has in support of hiscase. This will be presented in the same way as the evidence of the earlierwitnesses with members of the Panel being able to ask questions in order toassist then in reaching a decision about the matter.c. At the conclusion of the evidence in response to the complaint, the Respondentmay make a closing statement, before he is asked to leave the meeting to enablethe Panel to deliberate and consider their decision.
4. THE DECISIONa. The Disciplinary Committee will first of all reach a decision on the complaintbased on a majority. If the complaint is found proved then the committee willconsider the penalty to be imposed, expenses and costs on the same basis andtake into account any previous Disciplinary record involving the Respondentand/or Club.b. The Respondent will be brought back into the meeting and the decision of theCommittee will be given.c. If the complaint is proved, the Disciplinary Secretary will inform the Respondentof the right of appeal and the steps that need to be taken.d. The Chairman will close the meeting and will not allow any further submissionsor comments either about the decision, penalties imposed or any other matter.
11. APPEAL PROCEDUREIn the interest of justice any club, player, official, spectator or individual who hasbeen handed a penalty in respect of a disciplinary issue shall have a Right ofAppeal. Such appeals will be heard by an entirely new panel whose decision shallbe final and binding on all parties.In order to be valid, an appeal against the findings of a Disciplinary Hearing mustbe received, in writing, by the Board Chairman within two days of the originalhearing or imposition of a penalty.The appeal must specify the grounds for the appeal and in relation to findings andpenalties.Any appeal must be accompanied by a deposit of £50 which will be retained,either wholly or partially if the appeal is not totally successful.Any appeal following the imposition of a Summary Penalty must be lodged withintwo days. The offender shall be entitled to request a Disciplinary Hearing inconnection with the decision and/or penalty imposed. Should such a request bemade, a Disciplinary Hearing will be arranged to take place no later than 7 daysfrom that date, Such hearing to be conducted by the Disciplinary Appeal Panel,
whose decision shall be final.No notice of appeal will be accepted in the event of failure to give such notice inaccordance with this rule, save that the Disciplinary Appeal Panel shall have thepower to accept an appeal out of time only in exceptional circumstances.Methods of appeal are as follows:a. Re. Club HearingAn appeal against a decision made, and penalty imposed, at a club disciplinaryhearing will, usually, be considered within the appeal arrangements specifiedwithin the club’s Disciplinary Rules. However the appeal may be conducted by theBoard Disciplinary Appeal Panel if:
i. Either the club or the individual request this course of actionAn individual, having been issued with a Summary Penalty may lodge an appealwhich will be considered by the Board’s Disciplinary Appeal Panel
Any appeal against the findings of the Board Disciplinary Panel will be heard 14days after the original hearing. Upon receipt of the Appeal, which must be lodgedwithin 2 days of the original decision, the Secretary shall convene a meeting of theDisciplinary Appeal Committee and give no less than 5 days notice.
The Appeals Committee shall comprise a Chairman, Secretary and threeappointed persons who have no affiliation to either Club or individual involved inthe complaints situation. Panel members shall each have one vote. Additionally,the Chairman shall have an extra casting vote in the event of a deadlock situation.
d. DecisionThe Disciplinary Appeals Panel shall have the power to vary the penalties imposedby the Disciplinary Committee, either by upholding, reducing or increasing thesame, in accordance with the tariff of penalties.
The decision shall be given to the offending individual(s) and Club at theconclusion of the Appeal Hearing, to be confirmed in writing within 14 days.The decision of the Appeals panel shall be final and binding on all parties.
12. NOTIFICATION AND RECORDING OF OFFENCES
As indicated above, any disciplinary action taken by a club against one of itsmembers must be fully reported to the Board Disciplinary Chairman. Allinformation relating to Disciplinary matters will be retained by the Board and beavailable to all Officers of all Clubs and Leagues affiliated to the ECB.Details of penalties imposed on clubs and individuals will be displayed on theleague’s website
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The Disciplinary Chairman shall advise all parties concerned of the outcome of alldisciplinary issues whether undertaken by Board or Club, giving details of anypenalties imposed within seven days of the conclusion of the Hearing or Appeal. Disciplinary Offence
Occurs
Club Takes Internal Action
Action required I n 5 Days
Club Reports Action to Discipline Chair
Clubs Action Accepted, Penalty,
Effective Immediately
Club Action Deemed Insufficient. Hearing
Called With In 14 Days of Club Report to Discipline Chair
Individual Given 48hrs notice Of
Action
Hearing Held and Penalty Imposed The Following Saturday
Individual Appeals With In 48Hrs of
Hearing Decision with a £50 Deposit , to the Appropriate Secretary
Appeal is Submitted to Appropriate
Secretary With In 7 Days of Appeal Being
Submitted
Appeal Panel Make Decision, Which Is
Final
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The Disciplinary Chairman shall advise all parties concerned of the outcome of alldisciplinary issues whether undertaken by Board or Club, giving details of anypenalties imposed within seven days of the conclusion of the Hearing or Appeal. Disciplinary Offence
Occurs
Club Takes Internal Action
Action required I n 5 Days
Club Reports Action to Discipline Chair
Clubs Action Accepted, Penalty,
Effective Immediately
Club Action Deemed Insufficient. Hearing
Called With In 14 Days of Club Report to Discipline Chair
Individual Given 48hrs notice Of
Action
Hearing Held and Penalty Imposed The Following Saturday
Individual Appeals With In 48Hrs of
Hearing Decision with a £50 Deposit , to the Appropriate Secretary
Appeal is Submitted to Appropriate
Secretary With In 7 Days of Appeal Being
Submitted
Appeal Panel Make Decision, Which Is
Final
Every cricket square is different, whether it is maintenance you are
looking for, spring preparation, end of season renovations, or you are
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such as lack of root growth, build up of thatch, uneven playing surface to
name just a few. I know I have the knowledge to help.
I can offer a full maintenance programme based on a monthly consultany
basis, should you wish to carry out some of the work yourself I can show
you rather than just tell you.
We can now supply Fertilisers and Grass Seed at very competitive prices.
Contact me now for a comparable quote at:
79 Venner Avenue, Northwood, Isle of Wight PO31 8AG
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ECB Safety Guidance on the Wearing of Cricket Helmetsby Young Players
In February 2000 the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) issued safetyguidance on the wearing of helmets by young players up to the age of 18. In brief,the guidance recommends that:• helmets with a faceguard or grille should be worn when batting against a hardcricket ball in matches and in practice sessions• young players should regard a helmet with a faceguard as a normal item ofprotective equipment when batting, together with pads, gloves and, for boys, anabdominal protector (box)• young wicket keepers should wear a helmet with a faceguard, or a wicketkeeperface protector when standing up to the stumps.With the assistance of schools, cricket clubs and leagues, the wearing of helmetsby young players is now standard practice in cricket throughout England andWales. Helmets are widely available and are covered by a British Standard(BS7928:1998). A face protector represents an alternative head protection systemforyoung wicket keepers. Face protectors are, at the time of publication of thisguidance, a relatively new innovation. Wicketkeeper Face Protectors are coveredby a newBritish Standard (BS 7928 – 2 :2009).The original guidance allowed parents or guardians to give their written consent toallow a young player not to wear a helmet. However now parental consent not towear a helmet should not be accepted in any form of cricket.This guidance applies to all players up to the age of 18, both in adult cricket and inall junior cricket played with a hard cricket ball.The guidance also applies during all practice sessions.Any individual taking responsibility for players shouldtake all reasonable steps to ensure that this guidance isfollowed at all times.The ECB asks that the guidance is communicated to the parents or guardians ofall young players through clubs and schools, and that young players are notallowed to bat or stand up to the stumps when keeping wicket against a hard ballwithout wearing appropriateprotection.
ECB Fast Bowling Match Directives
Issued October 2009. For any subsequent changes visit www.play-cricket.comAge Max. overs Max. overs per spell per dayUp to 13 5 10 U14, U15 6 12 U16, U17, U18, U19 7 18For the purpose of these Directives a fast bowler is defined as a bowler to whom awicket keeper in the same age group would in normal circumstances stand backto take the ball. Having completed a spell the bowler cannot bowl again,from either end, until the equivalent number of overs to the length of his* spellhave been bowled from the same end. A bowler can change ends without endinghis current spell provided that he bowls the next over that he legally can from theother end. If this does not happen his spell is deemed to be concluded. If play isinterrupted, for any reason, for less than 40 minutes any spell in progress at thetime of the interruption can be continued after the interruption up to the maximumnumber of overs per spell for the appropriate age group. If the spell is notcontinued after the interruption the bowler cannot bowl again, from either end,until the equivalent number of overs to the length of his spell before theinterruption have been bowled from the same end. If the interruption is of 40minutes or more, whether scheduled or not, the bowler can commence a newspell immediately.
Once a bowler covered by these Directives has bowled in a match he cannotexceed the maximum number overs per day for his age group even if hesubsequently bowls spin. He can exceed the maximum overs per spell if bowlingspin, but cannot then revert to bowling fast until an equivalent number of overs tothe length of his spell have been bowled from the same end. If he bowls spinwithout exceeding the maximum number of overs in a spell the maximum willapply as soon as he reverts to bowling fast. Captains, Team Managers andUmpires are asked to ensure that these Directives are followed at all times. Forguidance it is recommended that in any 7 day period a fast bowler should notbowl more than 4 days in that period and for a maximum of 2 days in a row. Agegroups are based on the age of the player at midnight on 31st August in the yearpreceding the current season.
*Any reference to he/his should be interpreted to include she/her.
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ECB Safety Guidance on the Wearing of Cricket Helmetsby Young Players
In February 2000 the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) issued safetyguidance on the wearing of helmets by young players up to the age of 18. In brief,the guidance recommends that:• helmets with a faceguard or grille should be worn when batting against a hardcricket ball in matches and in practice sessions• young players should regard a helmet with a faceguard as a normal item ofprotective equipment when batting, together with pads, gloves and, for boys, anabdominal protector (box)• young wicket keepers should wear a helmet with a faceguard, or a wicketkeeperface protector when standing up to the stumps.With the assistance of schools, cricket clubs and leagues, the wearing of helmetsby young players is now standard practice in cricket throughout England andWales. Helmets are widely available and are covered by a British Standard(BS7928:1998). A face protector represents an alternative head protection systemforyoung wicket keepers. Face protectors are, at the time of publication of thisguidance, a relatively new innovation. Wicketkeeper Face Protectors are coveredby a newBritish Standard (BS 7928 – 2 :2009).The original guidance allowed parents or guardians to give their written consent toallow a young player not to wear a helmet. However now parental consent not towear a helmet should not be accepted in any form of cricket.This guidance applies to all players up to the age of 18, both in adult cricket and inall junior cricket played with a hard cricket ball.The guidance also applies during all practice sessions.Any individual taking responsibility for players shouldtake all reasonable steps to ensure that this guidance isfollowed at all times.The ECB asks that the guidance is communicated to the parents or guardians ofall young players through clubs and schools, and that young players are notallowed to bat or stand up to the stumps when keeping wicket against a hard ballwithout wearing appropriateprotection.
ECB Fast Bowling Match Directives
Issued October 2009. For any subsequent changes visit www.play-cricket.comAge Max. overs Max. overs per spell per dayUp to 13 5 10 U14, U15 6 12 U16, U17, U18, U19 7 18For the purpose of these Directives a fast bowler is defined as a bowler to whom awicket keeper in the same age group would in normal circumstances stand backto take the ball. Having completed a spell the bowler cannot bowl again,from either end, until the equivalent number of overs to the length of his* spellhave been bowled from the same end. A bowler can change ends without endinghis current spell provided that he bowls the next over that he legally can from theother end. If this does not happen his spell is deemed to be concluded. If play isinterrupted, for any reason, for less than 40 minutes any spell in progress at thetime of the interruption can be continued after the interruption up to the maximumnumber of overs per spell for the appropriate age group. If the spell is notcontinued after the interruption the bowler cannot bowl again, from either end,until the equivalent number of overs to the length of his spell before theinterruption have been bowled from the same end. If the interruption is of 40minutes or more, whether scheduled or not, the bowler can commence a newspell immediately.
Once a bowler covered by these Directives has bowled in a match he cannotexceed the maximum number overs per day for his age group even if hesubsequently bowls spin. He can exceed the maximum overs per spell if bowlingspin, but cannot then revert to bowling fast until an equivalent number of overs tothe length of his spell have been bowled from the same end. If he bowls spinwithout exceeding the maximum number of overs in a spell the maximum willapply as soon as he reverts to bowling fast. Captains, Team Managers andUmpires are asked to ensure that these Directives are followed at all times. Forguidance it is recommended that in any 7 day period a fast bowler should notbowl more than 4 days in that period and for a maximum of 2 days in a row. Agegroups are based on the age of the player at midnight on 31st August in the yearpreceding the current season.
*Any reference to he/his should be interpreted to include she/her.
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1 Board Address Details2 Board Officers Details3 Club Contacts Details4 League Fixtures
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5 League Rules1 Saturday Leagues2 Colts Leagues
6 Disciplinary Procedures
ECB Fast Bowling Match DirectivesECB Safety Guidance on the Wearing of Cricket Helmets by Young Players
Contents
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The Isle of Wight Cricket Board would like to thankthe following Sponsors
A J Wells & Sons Ltd
Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist
Chris Sketchley
Classic Sportswear Ltd
Island Web Services
Isle of Wight County Press
James Thorn and Co
Vikoma International Ltd
Wightlink Ferries
F H Winter & Sons Ltd
1 Board Address Details2 Board Officers Details3 Club Contacts Details4 League Fixtures
1 Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div I2Harwoods Renault Isle of Wight League Div II3 Senior Cup Sponsored by Island Web Services4 Fred Winter Memorial Cup5 Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist Under 15 League6 Andy Butler Sports Ground Specialist U15 Cup7 Mal Sketchley League8 Mal Sketchley Memorial Cup9 IW County Press Under 11 League10 IW County Press Under 11 Friendlies11 IW County Press Under 11 Cup
5 League Rules1 Saturday Leagues2 Colts Leagues
6 Disciplinary Procedures
ECB Fast Bowling Match DirectivesECB Safety Guidance on the Wearing of Cricket Helmets by Young Players
Contents
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