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Obstructing the field New (26 June) 
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MCC Laws animations Updated |
 Cricket clubs and leagues are always in need of more cricket umpires to stand in their matches displaying knowledge of the
Laws of Cricket and gaining the respect of players and officials. This online umpiring training site will give you the confidence
to umpire recreational matches and gain on-the-field experience which will help you to progress along your desired umpiring pathway.The site will be useful to existing umpires who may want to use it for revision purposes aspiring umpires who cannot attend a class-room based training course the cricket fan who wants to see explanations of the Laws of Cricket Section 1 concentrates on the 42 Laws of Cricket sub-divided into 4 Modules with special emphasis on those Laws most likely to be administered during a cricket match. Module 1 - Spirit of cricket, Field of play & implements of the game, Players & officials Module 2 - Structure of the game, Scoring runs & result, Bowler delivering the ball Module 3 - Conditions affecting dismissal, Dismissals Module 4 - Fair & unfair play Throughout the web site there is reference to the MCC Laws of Cricket and the International Cricket Council (ICC) playing regulations. Section 2 relates to Match Management issues in 5 Modules and is intended to teach you how to apply the knowledge gained in Section 1. Module 1 - People management – Communication, Conflict, Attitude, Personal presentation Module 2 - Health & safety – Physical preparation, Protection Module 3 - Time management – Priorities, Meetings, Report writing Module 4 - Stress management – Managing conflict, Assertiveness Module 5 - Role of the umpire – Code of ethics, Fair play, Common sense, Match preparation As well as a reference site, OUT provides a list of scenarios submitted by viewers of our site and there is a comprehensive glossary of cricketing terms |
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