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19.9.
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League or Cup, first innings completed, team all out with “Unused Overs”, weather interruption in the second innings.
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19.9.1.
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Weather – Second Innings - Side batting first all out
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19.9.1.1.
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Should the team batting first be all out before completing their overs,
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19.9.1.1.1.
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the unused overs do not carry forward for the use of the team batting second, however, in line with match rules in international cricket ODIs, we set any unused overs against weather interruption before reducing the overs from the side batting second.
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19.9.1.2.
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These overs will be referred to as “Unused Overs”.
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19.9.1.3.
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Examples of this are: -
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19.9.1.3.1.
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Where the side batting first in a 45 over game is all out in 39 overs then there are 6 unused overs, a rain delay of 1 hour in the second innings requires a reduction of 16 overs, in this case the reduction should be reduced to 10 and the umpires will notify the scorers of the 10 overs lost up to the proposed restart and the scorers will input the 10 overs lost into the CricHQ system and they will then notify the umpires of the D/L/S Revised Target generated to be notified to the captains.
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19.9.1.3.2.
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Where the side batting first in a 45 over game is all out in 30 overs then there are 15 unused overs, a rain delay of 30 minutes in the second innings requires a reduction of 8 overs, in this case the reduction should be reduced to nil and the umpires will notify the scorers that no overs should be recorded as lost and the game continues with the team batting second having the same number of overs as they did before the interruption. This also leaves 7 overs in the pot for any further weather interruptions.
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19.9.1.4.
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At no time will the side batting second have an increased number of overs.
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19.9.2.
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Weather – Second Innings Overs Lost Calculation where there are “Unused Overs”
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19.9.2.1.
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If play is interrupted by bad weather during the second innings, the umpires should record the time of each interruption
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19.9.2.2.
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If a restart is agreed,
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19.9.2.2.1.
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the umpires calculate the total time lost between the time of the interruption and the proposed time for restart
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19.9.2.2.2.
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the umpires then use the total time lost to calculate the overs lost from the second innings at a rate of one per 3 ¾ minutes, two for every 7½ minutes lost, four for every 15 minutes lost,
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19.9.2.2.2.1
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7.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =2 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.2
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15 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =4 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.3
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22.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =6 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.4
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30 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =8 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.5
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37.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =10 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.6
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45 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =12 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.7
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52.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =14 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.8
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60 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =16 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.9
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67.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =18 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.10
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75 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =20 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.11
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82.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =22 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.12
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90 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =24 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.13
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97.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =26 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.14
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105 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =28 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.15
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112.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =30 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.16
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120 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =32 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.17
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127.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =34 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.18
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135 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =36 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.19
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142.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =38 overs
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19.9.2.2.2.20
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150 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =40 overs
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19.9.2.3.
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If the overs lost are lower than any “Unused Overs” available
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19.9.2.3.1.
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The umpires should reduce the amount of “Unused Overs” and record the number remaining.
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19.9.2.3.2.
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The scorers should be advised that no overs have been lost from the second innings and no adjustment is required on cricHQ,
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19.9.2.3.3.
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The second innings continues with no overs lost.
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19.9.2.3.4.
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This same procedure will occur for every such break until the unused overs are used up.
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19.9.2.4.
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Where the overs lost in the latest delay exceed any “Unused Overs” remaining
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19.9.2.4.1.
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Then the excess need to be deducted from the overs available in the second innings.
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19.9.3.
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Weather – Second Innings - After interruption – overs lost exceed “Unused Overs”
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19.9.3.1.
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Where the overs lost exceed any remaining “Unused Overs” the excess must now be deducted from the second innings and
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19.9.3.1.2.
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this will mean that the game will have unequal innings and therefore D/L/S Revised Target will come into play for the second innings or be further adjusted if a Revised Target is already in place.
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19.9.3.2.
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Umpires are to notify the scorers of the excess overs lost in the delay before re-taking the field and verify that the scoring app has been updated
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19.9.3.2.1.
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The scorers must update cricHQ with the excess overs lost
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19.9.3.2.2.
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If the scorers are not notified or they do not update the scoring app, the match cannot be scored correctly
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19.9.3.2.3.
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When the cricHQ app has been updated the app will generate a Revised Target to chase.
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19.9.3.2.4.
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The umpires shall notify both captains and the scorers must display the Revised Target on the scoreboard.
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19.9.3.2.5.
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For clarity, the revised target is the score needed to win.
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19.9.3.3.
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Any further delays due to weather are to be treated as follows
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19.10.
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League or Cup, Weather interruption in the second innings, no “Unused Overs” available
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19.10.1.
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Weather – Second Innings - Overs Lost Calculation where overs to be deducted
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19.10.1.1.
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If play is interrupted by bad weather during the second innings, the umpires should record the time of each interruption
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19.10.1.2.
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this will mean that the game will have unequal innings and therefore D/L/S Revised Target will come into play for the second innings or be further adjusted if a Revised Target is already in place.
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19.10.1.3.
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If a restart is agreed,
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19.10.1.3.1.
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the umpires calculate the total time lost between the time of the interruption and the proposed time for restart
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19.10.1.3.2.
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the umpires then use the total time lost to calculate the overs lost from the second innings at a rate of one per 3 ¾ minutes, two for every 7½ minutes lost, four for every 15 minutes lost,
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19.10.1.3.2.1
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7.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =2 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.2
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15 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =4 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.3
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22.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =6 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.4
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30 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =8 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.5
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37.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =10 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.6
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45 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =12 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.7
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52.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =14 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.8
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60 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =16 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.9
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67.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =18 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.10
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75 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =20 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.11
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82.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =22 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.12
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90 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =24 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.13
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97.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =26 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.14
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105 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =28 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.15
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112.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =30 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.16
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120 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =32 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.17
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127.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =34 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.18
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135 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =36 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.19
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142.5 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =38 overs
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19.10.1.3.2.20
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150 mins lost - Overs lost from 2nd innings =40 overs
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19.10.1.4.
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Umpires are to notify the scorers of the excess overs lost in the delay before re-taking the field and verify that the scoring app has been updated
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19.10.1.4.1.
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The scorers must update cricHQ with the overs lost
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19.10.1.4.2.
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If the scorers are not notified or they do not update the scoring app, the match cannot be scored correctly
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19.10.1.4.3.
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When the cricHQ app has been updated the app will generate a Revised Target to chase.
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19.10.1.4.4.
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The umpires shall notify both captains and the scorers must display the Revised Target on the scoreboard.
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19.10.1.4.5.
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For clarity, the revised target is the score needed to win.
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19.10.2.
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Weather - After second innings interruption - Overs remaining more than 20 overs
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19.10.2.1.
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The game will continue with the Revised Target set being the score needed for the side batting second to win.
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19.10.2.2.
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Since there are more than 20 overs in the innings,
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19.10.2.2.1.
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D/L/S Par score is in play in this scenario and therefore the scoreboard should be updated with the Par score at the end of each over by the scorers as advised by the cricHQ app
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