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Laws :: Law no:10 |
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Law No:10 |
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So many times we are discussing the game and we come
across a term whose meaning we are not sure of. This section is for those
times. It explains most of the terms used in cricket lingo
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PREPARATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE
PLAYING AREA |
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 Rolling |
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Sweeping |
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Mowing |
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Watering |
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Re-marking
creases |
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Maintenance
of footholes |
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Securing
of footholds and maintenance of pitch |
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Non-turf
pitches |
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Rolling
The pitch shall not be rolled during the match except as permitted in (a) and
(b)
below.
a) Frequency and duration of rolling During the match the pitch may be
rolled at the request of the captain of the batting side, for a period of not
more than 7 minutes, before the start of each innings, other than the first
innings of the match, and before the start of each subsequent day's play. See
(d) below.
b) Rolling after a delayed start In addition to the rolling
permitted above, if, after the toss and before the first innings of the match,
the start is delayed, the captain of the batting side may request to have the
pitch rolled for not more than 7 minutes. However, if the umpires together
agree that the delay has had no significant effect on the state of the pitch,
they shall refuse the request for the rolling of the pitch.
c) Choice of rollers If there is more than one roller available the
captain of the batting side shall have the choice.
d) Timing of permitted rolling
The rolling permitted (maximum 7 minutes) before play begins on any day shall
be started not more than 30 minutes before the time scheduled or rescheduled
for play to begin. The captain of the batting side may, however, delay the
start of such rolling until not less than 10 minutes before the time scheduled
or rescheduled for play to begin, should he so desire.
e) Insufficient time to complete rolling
If a captain declares an innings closed, or forfeits an innings, or enforces
the follow-on, and the other captain is prevented thereby from exercising his
option of the rolling permitted (maximum 7 minutes), or if he is so prevented
for any other reason, the extra time required to complete the rolling shall be
taken out of the normal playing time. |
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Sweeping
a) If rolling is to take place the pitch shall first be swept to
avoid any possible damage by rolling in debris. This sweeping shall be done so
that the 7 minutes allowed for rolling is not affected.
b) The pitch shall be cleared of any debris at all intervals for
meals, between innings and at the beginning of each day, not earlier than 30
minutes nor later than 10 minutes before the time scheduled or rescheduled for
play to begin. See Law 15.1 (An interval).
c) Notwithstanding the provisions of (a) and (b) above, the umpires
shall not allow sweeping to take place where they consider it may be
detrimental to the surface of the pitch.
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Mowing
a) The pitch
The pitch shall be mown on each day of the match on which play is expected to
take place, if ground and weather conditions allow.
b) The outfield
In order to ensure that conditions are as similar as possible for both sides,
the outfield shall be mown on each day of the match on which play is expected
to take place, if ground and weather conditions allow. If, for reasons other
than ground and weather conditions, complete mowing of the outfield is not
possible, the Ground Authority shall notify the captains and umpires of the
procedure to be adopted for such mowing during the match.
c) Responsibility for mowing
All mowings which are carried out before the match shall be the responsibility
of the Ground Authority. All subsequent mowings shall be carried out under the
supervision of the umpires.
d) Timing of mowing
i) Mowing of the pitch on any day of the
match shall be completed not ater than 30 minutes before the time scheduled or
rescheduled for play to begin on that day.
ii) Mowing of the outfield on any day of
the match shall be completed not later than 15 minutes before the time
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Watering
The pitch shall not be watered during the match.
Re-marking creases
The creases shall be re-marked whenever either umpire considers it necessary.
Maintenance of footholes
The umpires shall ensure that the holes made by the bowlers and batsmen are
cleaned out and dried whenever necessary to facilitate play. In matches of more
than one day's duration, the umpires shall allow, if necessary, the re-turfing
of footholes made by the bowler in his delivery stride, or the use of
quick-setting fillings for the same purpose.
Securing of footholds and maintenance of pitch
During play, the umpires shall allow the players to secure their footholds by
the use of sawdust provided that no damage to the pitch is caused and that Law
42 (Fair and unfair play) is not contravened.
Non-turf pitches
Wherever appropriate, the provisions set out in 1 to 7 above shall apply. |
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