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A great day at Ninja Stadium today for the Annual Statewide Match Officials seminar, with over 60 attendees. Thanks to G...
13/09/2026

A great day at Ninja Stadium today for the Annual Statewide Match Officials seminar, with over 60 attendees.

Thanks to Gerard Abood and the NSW Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association as well for their support of the day and the extra resources around the new Laws of Cricket. Plenty of changes this season so for all Match Officials, a great resource to sharpen the knowledge there before Game 1.

As well, thank you to the Northern Tasmanian Cricket Umpires & Scorers for their attendance as well. A good roll-up there.

All in all, a great day for all Umpires and Scorers. Round 1 less than 3 weeks away for Premier League.

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01/09/2026

The more LBW appeals/decision you see, the easier you will recognise what you are seeing as you stand in a game. Consider here what the umpire of the time seemingly didn’t. Anything else beyond the obvious issue?

31/08/2026

A bit of process practice…

30/08/2026

Put this down as another one of these moments where you can always make sure you have ALL the equipment available at ALL times.

Thanks to Martin Betts for his work on his "Playing the Game" newsletter. Article is below.
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Team concedes match as a result of a broken printer.
Andy Gray.
BBC Sport.
Monday, 31 August 2026.
PTG 5246-24779.

A team was forced to concede a North West Cricket Union (NWCU) 50-over Premier League match in Northern Ireland on Saturday because of a broken printer. It came after hosts Ballyspallen were 0/19 chasing Eglinton’s 159 all out in 48.1 overs when rain arrived. The printer situation meant that a Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) sheet could not be produced and as a result Eglinton team were awarded a win without a further ball being bowled.

NWCU regulations state that teams hosting matches will immediately concede the game if a DLS sheet cannot be produced for both sides and the umpires. They require that a printer be "operational" prior to the start of the match, and a computer be available that is "loaded with the necessary software, a compatible and operational printer with a sufficient supply of paper and ink, and a proficient operator”.

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