Cil WL Rules

CIL 2015 Winter League
Competitive Cricket Within Corporates
Rules and Regulations for Crick- IT Inter league (CIL) III

Entry Fee and Trophy details:
The entry fee per team is $50.
Winners and Runners Trophy.
Individual prizes/recognition:
Best Batsman of the tournament.
Best Bowler of the tournament.
Tournament Format:
1) All matches will be played with the "Hard Tennis"(Red) cricket ball (with an
exception of any matches played under lights).
2) Balls will be provided by CIL (only for CIL scheduled matches).
3) All the matches will be played on baseball field.
4) Winning team will be awarded two points. If there is a Tie, then one point
Will be rewarded to both the team.
5) In case of No result match, one point will be equally shared by both the team.
6) Each team will play one match against all the teams in league stage. Top four
teams will qualify for Play offs (calculated based on points and net run rates).
o When two teams have equal points and equal net run rate, the team which was the
winner of the head-to head match played between them will be placed in the higher
position.
o When more than two teams have equal points and equal net run rate, the team which
was the winner of most number of matches played between those teams will be placed in
the higher position.
For example, if 3 teams are tied in the following scenario:

Team A beat team B but lost to Team C Team B lost to A but did not play
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Team C
Head-to-head: Team A is 1-1 (50% win) Team B is 0-1 (0% win) and Team C is
1-0 (100% win) So Team C is ranked higher than Team A and Team A higher than Team
B.
If still equal, the team with the higher number of wickets taken will be placed
in the higher position.
In the highly unlikely event that teams cannot be separated by the above
criteria then random draw will be used to choose the winner between the contending
teams.
7) Umpires for all the league matches will be done by the playing team themselves
i.e two players from the batting team will do the umpiring when their team is
batting. CIL will assign neutral umpires for Play offs and final matches. Need
cooperation from non-playing teams. Please see page 13 for umpiring duties and
rules.
8) Ground(s) will not be reserved by CIL
9) All the matches are scheduled only on Saturday.
10) To make the league flexible, all league matches can be pre-poned and played
on any day based on the opponents availability.
11) For any reason, the match cannot be played on the allocated date/time, those
matches can be postponed and played on any week before end of league stage
(1/24). Week 1/23, 1/24 will act as reserve week for league stage.
12) At the end of league stage (1/16 or 1/24), irrespective of the number of
matches played by any team, playoff eligibility will be determined based on the
table position.
a) CIL is not responsible to coordinate/follow up on the matches where
captains/teams agreed to play other than the proposed CIL schedule. In an
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instance where the teams decided to play outside of the proposed schedule
please communicate the decision to CIL at the earliest and share the results &
score sheets to CIL after the match.
b) If there is no mutual agreement between captains regarding
rescheduling of matches (pre-pone/post pone), then the match should be played
on the scheduled date/time given that weather and ground conditions are good to
play. In such case, if team A is available on the scheduled date/time whereas team
B is not available, then Team A will be considered as Winners (there wont be
any change in NRR but points will be awarded). If weather condition is not
playable, then the points should be shared by both teams. This scenario is not
applicable for the matches that are rescheduled based on captains mutual
agreement.
13) One player can play for only one team in the tournament. If it comes to the
organizers notice that a team has a player who has played for another team in
the tournament, then both the team will be penalized. The penalty could range
from reducing 10 runs from their overall NRR. This is completely the committees
discretion.
14) Home team will be responsible to setup the fields on any given match.
a) Home team will have an advantage to spin the toss.
b) Home team will have an advantage to take the dug out behind the
wicket keeper.
c) The creases and boundaries shall be distinctly marked by the designated
home team.
d) We advise the visiting team to be present at the grounds 15 minutes
before start time to have their input on setting of the field and boundaries
15) Net run rate will play important factor when points are same at the end of
league stages.
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16) The thumb rule is the players should have at least played two matches (30% of
overall league matches) in the league if they want to play in Playoffs and Finals.
Note that, the player will be considered as part of playing IX, only if he is
available in the field (at least for few overs)
17) CIL will coordinate the schedule and enter scores/net run rates and publish
every week.
Play Off format
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Qualifier 1 will be played by Top 1 and Top 2

Winners of Qualifier 1 will directly qualify for Finals.
Eliminator will be played by Top 3 and Top 4.
Winners of Eliminator and Loser of Qualifier 1 will play Qualifier 2.
Winners of Qualifier 2 will be qualified for Finals.
As the Point system is not applicable for Play offs or Finals, below rule will be
applicable to produce a result:
- If one team is not available to play on scheduled day during Playoffs/Finals,
then the team which is ready to play will be awarded maximum benefit and
will be announced as Winners of that match. This will be applicable even if
any team does walk-over (due to any incidents) in the middle of the game.
- Playoffs/Finals will be played on reserve days if the match is abandoned due
to bad weather. Totally, there will be 5 reserve days option for the playoff
matches.
- Reserve days for Playoffs 1/30, 1/31, 2/6, 2/7, 2/13 and Finals 2/14, 2/20,
2/21 provided playoff starts on 1/23. CIL reserve rights to schedule the
matches on reserve days.
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- If for any reason, playoff matches are not completed in reserve days, then the
team with higher position in Points table during League stage will be the
Winners. For Finals, cups will be shared between finalists in the event of no
match.
Scorecard:
Make sure the scores are tracked correctly. It is Winning Teams responsibility
to share the actual Scorecard or snap shot of the scorecard (of both the
teams) to CIL.
Match Format/Game Rules:
1. Playing team(s) need to bring bat/stumps/cones etc.
2. Each game shall be played between two teams of nine players each.
3. Each game will have 15 overs per side.
4. Each bowler can bowl a maximum of 4 overs.
5. The overs shall only be bowled from one end of the pitch, as determined.
6. There will be no LBWs. However, leg byes will be permitted as long as there is
no deliberate padding by the batsman.
7. No last man batting is allowed.
8. At any point, there should not be more than 4 players on either side of the
pitch (Offside or leg side).
9. A ball bowled shall be deemed a wide, by the umpire, if
At the point at which it crosses the batsman (in normal batting stance and
hasn't touched the ball).
It is more than one and Half Bat in length away from the middle stump on
the offside, or if It on the leg side of the batsman and away from Leg
stump.
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The umpire has the final word on each call. However, the umpire/captains
shall mark the pitch with a chalk (or tape), measuring 36 inch one and Half
Bat from the middle stump on the off side area of the batsman to help make
the decision easier.
10. A ball shall be deemed a no-ball if:
The bowler has over-stepped the popping crease, i.e. entire foot should be
outside at the time of landing, or
The back leg should be considered for a no ball for return crease (side
lines).
The ball is a full-toss above the waist height of the batsman - in normal
stance, or
The ball is over the shoulder of the batsman after one bounce.
There is no warning for a No ball over the shoulder.
There is no Free Hit after a No Ball
11. Substitute fielder shall be permitted only for an injured player - if he cannot
return to the game. A substitute player cannot bowl or bat or be a wicket keeper.
A Maximum of one substitute player shall be allowed at any given time.
12. If a fielder retires in the middle of the match for some overs, then the player
has to spend a minimum one over on the field before he can bowl.
13. By Runner - If opposition captain agree then an injured player can be allowed
to have a runner when batting.
A player acting as a runner for a batsman should be member of batting
team and if possible should have already completed batting in that innings.
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The regular run out and stumping rules are applicable to the player acting
as a runner
14. Wicket keeper is allowed to bowl and he can do it any time
15. Playing IX for a match from both sides needs to be entered in scorecard and
shown to umpires/opponent team captain before toss. Maximum of 2 players
(apart from playing IX) can be used as substitute per side in each match whose
names also need be submitted to umpires during that time.
16. If a batsman is injured or falls ill while batting or in case of unavoidable
situations while playing, he may retire and resume his innings at the dismissal or
retirement of another batsman. If he cannot return by the end of the innings, the
batting side must close its innings after all other batsmen are dismissed (excluding
the not-out batsman) and his innings is to be recorded as Retired - Not Out.
However his runs will be added to his total runs scored in that season.
17. If a batsman retires for any other reason than the ones mentioned in point 16,
he may resume his batting only with the consent from umpires. If for any reason he
does not resume his batting, his innings is to be recorded as Retired-Out and his
runs will be added to his match count for calculating statistics.
18. It is each teams captains responsibility to check whether the other team uses
CIL provided balls
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Ground/Field Rules
1) Field categories and scoring rules can be decided mutually by the playing
teams based on the ground, the match is played.
2) Leaning on or touching the fence while catching.
A fielder may take a catch leaning/touching the fence which
Otherwise would have been a direct hit/going over for 1D, 2D or 4D.
This catch is valid.
For regular boundary, if the fielder touches the fence, then its not a
valid catch.
3) Ball getting stuck in the Fence:
If the ball gets stuck in the fence then batsman will be awarded
the runs that are declared as a result of either direct hit to the
fence or ball going over the fence in the area where ball is stuck.
In the area where we have declared runs for both Direct Hit to
the Fence and Ball going over the Fence, Runs given for Direct
Hit to the Fence would be considered.
4) Players shall be allowed to use any regulation cricket equipment including
gloves (batting and keeping), pads (leg and elbow), loin guards, etc.
5) Fielders wearing gloves is not prohibited in this league unless the opponent
team captain raises concern.
6) Players are not allowed to wear metal spikes. Spring stumps must be used.
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7) Each Team has to pick up their trash after their match and should leave the
ground in similar condition in which it was before the match.
8) CIL will take disciplinary action in the event any Team fails to follow this.
9) Smoking or consumption of alcohol on the field or on the premises including
the parking lots and the area surrounding the fields is prohibited and all the
park rules apply while playing. If penalty issued by park
management/someone else, CIL is not responsible for the same.
Additional Rules
1) Both wide-balls and no-balls shall count as 1 extra run and an extra ball will
have to bowl in the over. Any runs (byes, leg-byes, etc) scored off wides or
no-balls will be credited as well.
2) A batsman can be, stumped off a wide ball and run-out off a wide or a
no ball.
3) If a bowler bowls a ball that makes two bounces before the bowling crease
on the batting side i.e. the stumps on the batting side, then the ball may be
called a Dead ball by the umpire. Any kind of batsman dismissal, scoring
rule is invalid with Dead Ball. An extra ball should be bowled. No runs will be
counted for dead ball.
4) In a situation where all the stumps are knocked down and the batsmen are
looking to run an extra run (in an over throw situation), if there is a possibility
of a run-out again - the fielders have to fix at least one stump back in an
upright normal position and then knock the stumps down again or carry one
of the stumps together with the ball in hand. In case of spring stumps, the
stumps need to be on upright position or can be considered as Single stump
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5) Mankadding is NOT allowed. However umpire can warn and give out if
its more than 1 times by non-striker and appealed by the opposite team
player/captain.
6) Its umpire responsibility to ask the bowler if they didnt tell Guard before the
over starts/side change. No ball will not be rewarded if the bowler didnt tell
Guard.
Rain Intervention rules/unavoidable circumstances
When there is a rain intervention or if there are any unavoidable circumstances
during the middle of match and if the situation is not ideal to continue the play,
then that particular match will be called off. Captains need to make a call whether
or not to wait until the rain stops/continue the match/decide based on pitch
conditions etc. As mentioned above, points will be shared equally by both the
teams in this instance (unless captains mutually agree to reschedule the match).
In the event of rescheduled match due to above instance, then it will be a rematch/re-toss.
Most important point that we request everyone to adhere:
If you see the weather turns out to be good (not raining/light drizzle) on
that particular day (even when there is an overnight rain) please go and
visit the ground before making the decision to call off the match.
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Super Over rules
SUPER OVER will be used ONLY FOR PLAY OFF/Final matches.
In the event of a tied match - when both teams have an identical
number of runs at the end of the allotted overs - the winner shall
be determined using SUPER OVER. SUPER OVER does not apply to
round robin matches.
A new toss will be done for Super Over and will be called by the team
captain who did not call at the match toss.
Each team decides a bowler to bowl and three batsmen to bat
during one over named as the super over. The same ball used in the
match/innings will be used in super over.
The umpires will decide which of the ball (from either innings).
Both the teams need to provide three batsmen and a bowler before
the toss for
Super Over.
Team A will score some runs in the first over and team B
needs to chase it successfully to win the Match. In case, it is
unable to chase, team A wins.
In case scores are level, the team hitting maximum sixes in
the match will win. If it is also the same, then team with
maximum four wins the match.
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If still the same then the team that got higher number of wickets will
be considered as winner.
If still same, then one more super over will be played
(above rules will be applicable)
No last man batting will be allowed for Super Over.
If two batsmen are out then the team is considered all out for Super
Over.
Super over Runs will not be counted towards Net Run Rate.
Runs scored/wickets taken in Super Over will not be considered
for individual player statistics.
Start Time and Duration
CIL Match Play Times are all EDT.
The start time is 9:00 AM until unless notified of changes.
The home team is responsible for setting up the field and
boundary markers before the start time of the match.
The toss shall be conducted no later than 5 minutes before the
match start time if both teams present on the ground.
Immediately following the toss, the toss-winning captain MUST let
the opposing captain and umpire know of his teams decision right
then and there
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Umpire/scorers need to specify this in the score sheet and it will
help to track. At the time of the toss, if one of the teams is not ready
to play, which means at least 6 players are not present and
accounted for at the ground, then the toss will be awarded to the
team that is ready to play.
After the toss is over, if a team is still not ready to play 15 minutes
after start time, the defaulting team shall lose an over for first 10
minute delay and another over for next 5 minute delay. If a team is
not ready to play 15 minutes after start time (two overs loss is
maximum penalty) the match & points will be awarded to the
opponent team, provided the other team is ready to play.
The neutral umpire/CIL will make the final decision. It will be
considered as forfeit.
A team can start playing with minimum 6 players in field. However a
player has to join the team before the completion of 5 overs
otherwise he cannot bat or bowl.
If both teams are not ready to play 30 minutes after start time, the
overs will be reduced in order to make up for the time.
If both teams are not ready to play 60 minutes after start time,
then the match will be counted as a loss for both teams, and no
points will be awarded to both the teams.
The maximum overs per inning cannot be modified once the game
has started.
At least one party (any playing team captain) should complain to
CIL to take necessary action.
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Umpiring Rules
Umpires for all the league matches will be done by the playing team
themselves i.e two players from the batting team will do the
umpiring when their team is batting. CIL will assign neutral umpires
for Play offs and final matches.
Umpires decision is final and Umpire's decision will be always final.
The neutral umpire(s) is/are the sole judge(s) of fair and unfair play.
In case of a potential or real dispute regarding a hit for 4/6 runs
and/or a catch at the boundary, fielders are advised to stay put and
help the umpire make the decision by holding their ground. Benefit
of doubt shall always go to the batsman.
There is no place for any act of violence on the field of play. CIL
reserves the right to decide the penalty against the team(s) and/or
player(s) and/or umpire(s).
The neutral umpires (during playoffs) are empowered to oversee the
behavior of the teams during the game. In case of dissent shown by
any player during the game such as using abusive language, fighting
on the field, too many appeals to the umpires, vehemently
disagreeing with the umpires decision, the umpires reserve the right
to call the captain of the team involved in such an act and warn the
particular player involved. If the umpire gives 2 warnings to a player
and if it continues for the 3rd time, the player would be sent out of
the game and he cannot be replaced by a substitute nor can he bat if
he hasnt done so already. In case of the team being a batting team
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and if the batsman has already finished his batting and if such a
scenario has been reported by the umpire, the player will be banned
from playing the next game. If it is a batting team and if it is during a
playoff game, the team will be penalized 1 over of play.
The umpire(s) may intervene at any time and it is the responsibility of
the captain(s) to take action when required. Umpires must intervene
for:
o Deliberate wasting of time by either team.
o Damaging the pitch by either team.
o Dangerous or unfair bowling by either team. Batsman can
report to both umpires if the bowling action looks like chucking
and umpire can review the action and make a final call if the
bowler can continue bowling or not.
o Tampering with the ball by either team.
o Any other action that the umpire(s) may consider to be unfair.
In case of time delays, when the ball is lost or a player is injured, it is
the duty of the neutral umpire to make note of the time. It is a good
practice for both captains to also make a note and remind the
neutral umpire. Either way, the neutral umpires decision, as in all
cases, will be final or no requests can be made to reconsider time
delay issues.
Umpires are solely responsible to ensure that no side intentionally or
unintentionally causes significant delay to the game in progress.
Umpires should also take the delays due to rain, bad light, lost ball,
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and injury on the field into consideration before making a decision if

a bowling side needs to be penalized for slow over rate.
Once a batsman is declared out by the umpire, umpire can revoke
the decision before batsman gets out of the field or the fielding
captain can recall the batsman.
Umpires MUST sign a completed scorecard and ensure that both
captains also sign it.
The square-leg umpire shall be a playing member of the batting team
(unless there are 2 neutral umpires from the designated umpiring
team)
If the square-leg umpire from batting team appears to have made a
clear error in judgment, then the official CIL umpire has the authority
to reverse that decision. If the official umpire finds the square leg
umpire to be incompetent, he may request to have him replaced
Umpires can change position between each over (this is not
mandatory CIL rule) and this can be decided based on their ease.
If a game is played under protest, this should be mentioned on the
report. Any and all other issues (e.g., delays, misconduct, umpire
incompetence, smoking etc.) must also appear on the score sheet.
Please feel free to use back of the score sheet to add the comments
Team captains may lodge a complaint with CIL committee in case
they are not satisfied with the standard of umpiring (only if umpire is
officiating under the instructions of CIL).
No one is allowed on the field during play other than the batsmen,
the fielding side and the officials. In case of an injury or substitution
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or bringing in drinks or equipment, the umpire must be notified. In
case of any arguments/conflicts/for any appeal only the team
captains are allowed to come inside the field and talk with umpires.
We advise all the Umpires to keep a hard copy/soft copy of CIL rules
while umpiring.
**CIL reserves rights to create/change the rules for any exception cases not mentioned above. At
any point, CIL committee has all rights to revise the rules and regulations.
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