Index
- Result Home
- 16.1 A win - 2 innings match
- 16.2 A win - 1 innings match
- 16.3 Umpires awarding a match
- 16.4 Matches in which there is an agreement ...
- 16.5 All other matches - A Tie or Draw
- 16.6 Winning hit or extras
- 16.7 Statement of result
- 16.8 Correctness of result
- 16.9 Mistakes in scoring
- 16.10 Result not to be changed
16.3 UMPIRES AWARDING A MATCH
Sometimes an action by one side causes the umpires to suspect that the side might be refusing to play
The umpires must investigate the reasons before taking any action
Sometimes an action by one side causes the umpires to suspect that the side might be refusing to play
The umpires must investigate the reasons before taking any action
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If they have to leave the field of play, they will collect the ball and call Time
If they decide that the reasons indicate a refusal to play, they will inform the captain of their opinion and the match may be awarded to the other side
If the captain continues the action, the match will be awarded to the other side
The umpires will return to the field of play and call Time to end the match
The scorers will be informed