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Hit wicket whilst running'
Narendra Keshrawani from Guajrat in India queries the dismissal of a batsman when hitting the wicket with his bat
whilst attempting a run
MoreInjured batsman 'stumped'
Henry Wilson from Blackburn enquires about the wicket-keeper who thought that he had stumped an injured batsman when he was standing at square leg.
MoreWicket-keeper with one glove
An umpire who stood in two matches in Mumbai recently stopped wicketkeepers in both games from keeping
without a glove on their throwing hand during the final tense overs of an innings
MoreDiamond Duck? James Ross of New South Wales asks about special terms used in cricket. We confess that we are not aware of the answers. Do you?
Comments to the Editor
MoreIs Hussey out? David Hussey was running towards the stumps when he knocked the ball down with his hand. Was he out? If so, how?
Comments to the Editor
MoreAttempted run out, again! In a recently televised ODI, the bowler was in his delivery stride when he removed the bails with the non-striker
out of his ground. There was an appeal, was the batsman Out?
MoreCatch off bowler's head
A batsman was dismissed in a Twenty20 (T20) match in Adelaide after the ball he hit rebounded from
the head of the bowler and was caught by the wicketkeeper MoreProper delivery?
M.Mohamed Rafi from the CST Cricket Academy in India needs an explanation about the situation when the bowler
delivers a No ball
which then slips out of his hand and lands beyond the edge of the pitch
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Pakistan, Bangladesh and the United States of America. For more information about our umpiring courses contact
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More Insurance cover Friends of the International Institute of Cricket Umpiring & Scoring (FoIICUS) has been created by the International Community Cricket Trust (ICCT) specifically for umpires, scorers, players, club members, officers and supporters who are involved in grass-roots recreational club cricket of all types at all levels throughout the United Kingdom More CODE OF CONDUCT - ECB to ban detrimental comments Players and club officials shall not make any public or media comment which is detrimental to the League, clubs, umpires or the game in general. In this instance, media shall include press, radio, television, external websites, club websites, social networking sites and club match programmes. Law changes October 2010
In October 2010, the new edition of the Laws of Cricket came into force and the changes are explained on the
MCC video
The 2010 version has been in force in matches abroad in such places as Australia, india, South Africa and
Pakistan but will only be used in the UK from the start of the approaching summer season.
The Laws have been amended to illustrate changes to logic, layout, consistency and clarity as well as reflecting
current practice, getting rid of some ambiguities and introducing some new technology. A text version of the full Laws has been made available by the MCC. The text highlighted in blue are important changes which may need some study by umpires .
The New South Wales Cricket Umpires
and Scorers Association website has been redesignedNorthern Ireland umpires
The website for the Northern Ireland Association of Cricket Umpires & Scorers
has been re-vamped and can be viewed
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Narendra Keshrawani from Guajrat in India queries the dismissal of a batsman when hitting the wicket with his bat
whilst attempting a run
Henry Wilson from Blackburn enquires about the wicket-keeper who thought that he had stumped an injured batsman when he was standing at square leg.
An umpire who stood in two matches in Mumbai recently stopped wicketkeepers in both games from keeping
without a glove on their throwing hand during the final tense overs of an innings
James Ross of New South Wales asks about special terms used in cricket. We confess that we are not aware of the answers. Do you?
Comments to the
David Hussey was running towards the stumps when he knocked the ball down with his hand. Was he out? If so, how?
Comments to the
In a recently televised ODI, the bowler was in his delivery stride when he removed the bails with the non-striker
out of his ground. There was an appeal, was the batsman Out?
A batsman was dismissed in a Twenty20 (T20) match in Adelaide after the ball he hit rebounded from
the head of the bowler and was caught by the wicketkeeper
M.Mohamed Rafi from the CST Cricket Academy in India needs an explanation about the situation when the bowler
delivers a No ball
which then slips out of his hand and lands beyond the edge of the pitch
IICUS has developed the
With the sale of our eLearning umpiring training course in Dubai, IICUS is now providing courses in 7 countries worldwide, including India,
Pakistan, Bangladesh and the United States of America. For more information about our umpiring courses contact
the IICUS 
Total Cricket Scorer© is the world leading, easy-to-use cricket software for recording scores for cricket
matches, but it is much more than just an electronic cricket scorebook
In October 2010, the new edition of the Laws of Cricket came into force and the changes are explained on the
The New South Wales Cricket Umpires
and Scorers Association
The website for the Northern Ireland Association of Cricket Umpires & Scorers
has been re-vamped and can be viewed