Index
- Umpires Home
- 2.1 Appointment and attendance
- 2.2 Change of umpire
- 2.3 Consultation with captains
- 2.4 Wickets, creases and boundaries
- 2.5 Conduct of game, implements ....
- 2.6 Fair & unfair play
- 2.7 Fitness for play
- 2.8 Suspension of play ...
- 2.9 Position of umpires
- 2.10 Umpires changing ends
- 2.11 Disagreement and dispute
- 2.12 Umpire's decision
- 2.13 Signals
- 2.14 Informing the umpires
- 2.15 Correctness of scores
2.3 CONSULTATION WITH
CAPTAINS
The scorers must be informed of the decisions reached at the toss for innings such as
There may be a light on the scorebox which is illuminated for a signal or the scorer may wave a flag or white card and some scorers acknowledge signals by repeating the umpire's actions
The importance of the meetings between umpires, captains and scorers is to clarify all eventualities before play starts
The scorers must be informed of the decisions reached at the toss for innings such as
-
result of
toss
side batting
type of match limitations on bowlers
official timepiece intervals
any special regulations, etc
There may be a light on the scorebox which is illuminated for a signal or the scorer may wave a flag or white card and some scorers acknowledge signals by repeating the umpire's actions
The importance of the meetings between umpires, captains and scorers is to clarify all eventualities before play starts