Index
- Signals Home
- Meet the scorers
- Communication
- Play
- Out
- Not out
- No ball
- Wide ball
- Bye
- Leg bye
- Boundary 4
- Boundary 6
- Dead ball
- Last hour
- Revoke last signal
- Short run
- New ball
- Penalty runs (Batting)
- Penalty runs (Fielding)
COMMUNICATION
Scorers should communicate with each other and the umpires.
The scorers should be instructed to acknowledge all signals from the umpires using a white card, light on the scorebox, a wave of the hand or other acceptable method which can be clearly understood.
The team of officials should also discuss the updating of the scoreboard with a minimum requirement of runs scored, wickets taken and overs bowled.
Scorers should communicate with each other and the umpires.
The scorers should be instructed to acknowledge all signals from the umpires using a white card, light on the scorebox, a wave of the hand or other acceptable method which can be clearly understood.
The team of officials should also discuss the updating of the scoreboard with a minimum requirement of runs scored, wickets taken and overs bowled.