SURREY
SCHOOLS’
CRICKET
ASSOCIATION
INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITIONS
2017
Supporting Surrey Schools’ Cricket
(FOR DETAILS SEE BACK COVER)
www.ssca.org.uk
INDEX:
Competition Rules & Conditions of Entry
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U15 ESCA National T20 Competition
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T20 Playing Regulations
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Playing Regulations (Other non-Pairs Comps)
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U15 NatWest County Cup
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U14 Anderson Cup
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U13 Watcyn Evans Trophy
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U12 Bunbury Jubilee Trophy
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Primary Competitions -- Verney Cup
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Primary Competitions -- Geoff Richards Trophy
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Vase & Plate Competitions -- U15 & U14
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Plate Competitions -- U13 & U12
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SOCS Girls’ Competitions -- U15
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SOCS Girls’ Competitions -- U13
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APPENDIX A -- Length of Innings (bowlers’ allocations)
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APPENDIX B -- Equipment variations
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APPENDIX C -- Close Fielding by Junior Players
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APPENDIX D -- Fielding Restrictions
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APPENDIX E -- Bowl-Out Regulations
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Welcome to Surrey Schools' Cricket
competitions for 2017!
This booklet contains all the information regarding inter-school
competitions organised by Surrey Schools' Cricket Association.
Details of other Under 11 competitions organised by SCF, (i.e.
Connellan Trophy & Kwik Cricket Competitions) will be circulated to
competing schools in due course. There will also be Plate Competitions
at U12, U13 and U14, in addition to the U15 T20 Vase. These will use
the same Playing Regulations as the ESCA U15 T20. The Plate
Competitions will involve Preliminary and First Round losers from the main U12, U13 & U14
competitions respectively, as well as direct entrants.
The Girls’ competitions at U13 and U15, and the Geoff Richards Trophy will be played initially in
groups with the Group winners and some of the best runners-up going forward to the Play-Offs.
It is essential that matches are played by the specified limit dates and that the results are
notified promptly. If there are difficulties, please consult the relevant competition administrator at
the earliest opportunity. Do not wait until the deadline.
It is essential that the highest standards of sportsmanship and behaviour are upheld at all levels of
cricket. Coaches and managers are asked to ensure that all players are aware of the MCC Spirit of
Cricket. Details are available via the SSCA website.
Further information on the activities of Surrey Schools’ Cricket Association is available on the
SSCA website (www.ssca.org.uk), or from the contact below.
Have a good season,
Phil Everest
Chairman, SSCA
020-8660 5889
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07932 644849
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e-mail:
[email protected]
COMPETITION RULES AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY:
1.
Entry to competitions is open to all schools and colleges affiliated to Surrey Schools'
Cricket Association, and to guest schools subject to the fees and conditions set out in
the Constitution of the Association (Para.13)
2.
All children participating in these competitions must be under the appropriate age-limit
at midnight on 31 AUGUST 2016.
3.
The first-named school in each pairing shall be the home school, unless mutually agreed
otherwise, and shall be responsible for the match arrangements, and for making initial
contact with the opposing school. The first-named school should offer at least two
proposed dates to the opposing school.
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It is the responsibility of both schools to inform the relevant competition administrator
of the match result within 48 hours of the match being concluded. Schools with their
own SOCS microsite can also enter the result, inc scores, directly on to the site.
5.
Finals will be arranged by the Association on neutral grounds, where possible, and with
neutral umpires. Where possible, dates and venues of finals are notified on the draw
sheets. Published dates of finals will only be changed due to circumstances beyond the
control of the Association and the schools involved. Where a school cannot make a
published final date, the team should be withdrawn at the earliest opportunity.
6.
All matches shall be played by the relevant limit date. Extensions will only be granted
after prior consultation with the competition administrator, and only in very exceptional
circumstances. Schools failing to adhere to this rule will be eliminated.
7.
Participating schools will comply with ECB Regulations on Close Fielding, the ECB Fast
Bowling Directive and the ECB Guidance on the wearing of cricket helmets. (see ECB
Recommendations for Junior Cricket)
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ESCA NATIONAL T20 COMPETITION (U15)
Holders: WHITGIFT SCHOOL
Results and/or queries to:
FIRST ROUND
by Wed 03 May
Phil Everest
SECOND ROUND
by Sat 13 May
WHITGIFT
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SEMI-FINALS
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FINAL
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SEMI-FINALS & FINAL on Thu 15 June @ St George’s College, Weybridge (10:30 a.m.)
ST JOHN’S L’HD
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PLAYING REGULATIONS: (all T20 competitions, including Vase & Plate competitions)
The Laws of Cricket (2000 Code 5th Edition -- 2013), including the size of bat, ball and wicket, will apply,
with the following exceptions:
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A team can consist of 12 players of whom 11 may bat and only 11 field at the same time.
a) The length of the innings shall be 20 overs. The Final will be of 20 overs per side.
One hour and fifteen minutes allowed to bowl the 20 overs.
b) Each side must face 5 overs to constitute a match.
c) A new ball must be used for each innings.
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No player may bowl more than 4 overs (reduced proportionately for reduced over matches).
If a bowler breaks down, the remainder of the over will be bowled by another bowler. Such part of
an over will count as a full over when working out each bowler’s limit.
The side which scores the most runs shall be the winner.
If the scores are level, the teams shall complete in a one over per side eliminator to determine the
winner.
a) The team batting second in the match will bat first in the one over eliminator.
b) The loss of two wickets in an over ends the team’s one over innings.
c) The side that scores the most runs in the one over eliminator will be the winner.
d) In the event of the teams having the same score after the one over per side eliminator being
completed the process will be repeated until a winner is decided.
If adverse conditions of weather or light interfere with normal play, the umpires can rearrange the
number of overs to be bowled to ensure where possible both teams receive the same number of
allocated overs, which must be a minimum of 5 overs to enable a result. If a minimum of 5 overs
per innings cannot be achieved a bowl-out (see APPENDIX E) will be organised. In the last resort
the captains will toss a coin to decide the winner.
In matches where the number of overs have been re-arranged due to interruptions or delays the
following will apply:
a) If the stoppage occurs during the first innings overs will be reduced to enable both teams the
opportunity to face the same number of overs (ensuring this is a minimum of 5 overs for each
innings)
b) If the stoppage occurs during the second innings, overs can be reduced accordingly to ensure a
result is obtained
c) If the number of overs for the team batting second has to be reduced to fewer than the
number of overs allocated to the team batting first, then the target score shall be reduced
according to the average run rate of the team that batted first.
Wide Balls
Umpires are instructed to apply a strict and consistent interpretation in regard to this Law in order
to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket.
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10. No Balls
There will be no free hits for no balls.
11. In the semi-finals and finals of U15 and U14 boys’ competitions, Fielding Restrictions will apply.
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At the instant of delivery, there may not be more than 5 fielders on the leg side.
Fielding Restrictions (see APPENDIX D) will apply.
12. Where possible, the length of the pitch and sizes of equipment for younger pupils should conform
to the ESCA recommendations.
13. The ECB regulations concerning close fielding by young players will apply to all matches according
to age (see APPENDIX C).
14. The ECB guidance on the wearing of cricket helmets by young players will apply to all matches.
15. In the U15 Vase and the 3 Plate competitions, the penalty for any wides or no-balls will be 2 runs in
addition to any runs scored. No extra balls will be given except in the last over of the innings.
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PLAYING REGULATIONS: (all other competitions, excluding Pairs competitions)
The Laws of Cricket (2000 Code 5th Edition -- 2013), including the size of bat, ball and wicket, will apply,
with the following exceptions:
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2.
A team can consist of 12 players of whom 11 may bat and only 11 field at the same time.
The length of the innings shall be as shown in APPENDIX A.
For U12 & U13 competitions, semi-finals will be 20 overs and the Final will be 25 overs.
3.
The maximum number of overs per bowler shall be as shown in APPENDIX A. (reduced
proportionately for reduced over matches).
If a bowler breaks down, the remaining balls will be bowled by another bowler. Such part of an
over will count as a full over when working out each bowler’s limit.
The side which scores the most runs shall be the winner.
If the scores are level, the teams shall complete in a one over per side eliminator to determine the
winner.
a) The team batting second in the match will bat first in the one over eliminator.
b) The loss of two wickets in an over ends the team’s one over innings.
c) The side that scores the most runs in the one over eliminator will be the winner.
d) In the event of the teams having the same score after the one over per side eliminator being
completed the process will be repeated until a winner is decided.
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a) If the start is delayed by rain, overs will not be deducted until one hour after the
scheduled start. From that time the overs will be reduced at the rate of one over per
further 3 ½ minutes lost down to a minimum of ten overs per side remaining.
b) If rain interrupts play, overs will be reduced at the rate of one over per 3½ minutes
lost from the time of the interruption, unless such an interruption occurs in the first
hour. Should the interruption occur in the first hour then regulation 6a) will apply.
7.
If rain curtails a match, the following rules will be applied:
a) If the stoppage occurs during the first innings overs will be reduced to enable both teams the
opportunity to face the same number of overs (ensuring this is a minimum of 10 overs for each
innings)
b) If the stoppage occurs during the second innings, overs can be reduced accordingly to ensure a
result is obtained
c) If the number of overs for the team batting second has to be reduced to fewer than the
number of overs allocated to the team batting first, then the target score shall be reduced
according to the average run rate of the team that batted first
d) If a minimum of 10 overs per innings cannot be achieved a bowl-out (see APPENDIX E) will be
organised. In the last resort the captains will toss a coin to decide the winner.
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Wide Balls
Umpires are instructed to apply a strict and consistent interpretation in regard to this Law in order
to prevent negative bowling wide of the wicket.
No Balls
There will be no free hits for no balls.
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10. Where possible, the length of the pitch and sizes of equipment for younger pupils should conform
to the ESCA recommendations as set out in APPENDIX B.
11. The ECB regulations concerning close fielding by young players will apply to all matches according
to age (see APPENDIX C).
12. The ECB guidance on the wearing of cricket helmets by young players will apply to all matches.
13. In the semi-finals and finals of U15 and U14 boys’ competitions, Fielding Restrictions (below) will
apply.
a) At the instant of delivery, there may not be more than 5 fielders on the leg side.
b) Fielding Restrictions (see APPENDIX D) will apply throughout the innings.
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NATWEST COUNTY CUP (U15)
Holders: REED’S SCHOOL / TIFFIN BOYS’ SCHOOL (shared)
Results and/or queries to:
Phil Everest
FIRST ROUND
by Sat 13 May
020-8660 5889
SECOND ROUND
by Sat 27 May
COL FREEMEN’S
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STANLEY PARK HS
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FINAL w/b 26 June (Finalists will toss a coin for the right to host the Final)
REED’S
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ANDERSON CUP (U14)
(ESCA U15 ONE DAY TROPHY 2018)
Holders: ST JOHN’S SCHOOL, LEATHERHEAD
Results and/or queries to:
Jim Hammond
07942 492938
FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND
by Sat 06 May
by Sat 20 May
WHITGIFT
RUTLISH
WALLINGTON CGS
KCS WIMBLEDON
CATERHAM
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SEMI-FINALS
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FINAL on Tue 27 June @ Whitgift School
TRINITY
RIDDLESDOWN
GLYN
CHARTERHOUSE
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EPSOM COLLEGE
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WATCYN EVANS TROPHY (U13)
Holders: WHITGIFT SCHOOL
Results and/or queries to:
Richy Riseboro
07903 345807
FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND
by Wed 17 May
by Sat 10 June
*ST JOSEPH’S COL or RUTLISH
CUMNOR HOUSE
CoL FREEMEN’S
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REIGATE GS
CARSHALTON BSC
WEYDON
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HOWARD OF EFF’HM
ESHER CE HS
THIRD ROUND
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SEMI-FINALS
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SEMI-FINALS & FINAL on Wednesday, 28 June at Trinity School (10 a.m.)
KINGSTON GS
TRINITY
WILSON’S
WIMBLEDON COLLEGE
ST JAMES’ SEN. BOYS’
REED’S
GLEBELANDS
GEORGE ABBOT
CATERHAM
ROKEBY
HAMPTON GS
SHREWSBURY HOUSE
KCS JUNIOR
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*Preliminary Round to be played by Wed 03 May 2017
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JUBILEE TROPHY (U12)
(BUNBURY DAVID ENGLISH U13 CUP 2018)
Holders: TRINITY SCHOOL
Results and/or queries to:
Simon Beck
020-8688 9222 07976 986771
FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND
by Sat 13 May
by Wed 14 June
REED’S
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SEMI-FINALS
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SEMI-FINALS & FINAL on Monday, 03 July at Whitgift School (10 a.m.)
ROKEBY
ST JOSEPH’S COLLEGE
GEORGE ABBOT
ST JAMES’ SEN. BOYS’
CUMNOR HOUSE
CATERHAM
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PRIMARY SCHOOL (U11) COMPETITIONS
VERNEY CUP (U11)
Holders: SHREWSBURY HOUSE
Results and/or queries to:
Roger Hurrion 07762 586454
FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND
by Wed 07 June by Sat 17 June
TRINITY
CATERHAM
PARKSIDE
ST GEORGE’S JUNIOR
SHREWSBURY HOUSE
WEST BYFLEET JUNIOR
YATTENDON
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SEMI-FINALS
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FINAL
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FINAL w/c 03 July (Finalists will toss a coin for the right to host the Final)
WHITGIFT
WINNERS OF TIE A
KCJS WIMBLEDON
ROYAL RUSSELL (JUN)
ROKEBY
WINTERBOURNE
CHEAM PARK FARM
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GEOFF RICHARDS TROPHY (U11)
(leading to the ESCA Saracens Cup)
PLAYING REGULATIONS:
(Geoff Richards Trophy)
1.
The Laws of Cricket (2000 Code 5th Edition -- 2013), including the size of bat, ball and wicket, will
apply, with the following exceptions:
2.
Each team will consist of 8 players who will bat in pairs. Squads for 1-day tournaments may be of
up to ten players.
Each pair of batters will bat for three consecutive overs. If the Group Phase is played as a 1-day
tournament, this may be reduced to 2 overs per pair.
No bowler may bowl more than two overs in any one game.
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The wicketkeeper may not bowl.
In the event of an injury to a player a substitute will be allowed on the field but not bowl. Should
such an injury prevent the player from batting, a substitute from the team’s squad will be allowed
to bat.
Each team will commence its innings with a score of 200. When a batter is out for any reason five
runs will be deducted from the total. Otherwise runs will be scored in the normal way.
If a batter is dismissed he/she will not face the next delivery, even if this means changing ends.
The pitch shall be 20 yards long.
The ball shall be 4¾oz. 1 new ball provided by the home side will be used for each match. SSCA
will provide the match ball for the Finals Day.
Wides and No-balls will count for 2 penalty runs. No extra ball will be given for a wide or no-ball
unless this occurs in the last over of an innings.
No-one may field within 11 yards of the wicket, measured from the middle stump, except behind
the wicket on the off-side. A fielder may move into the restricted area to make a catch or to field
a ball provided he was outside the area when the stroke was made.
The captain is in sole charge on the field and any coaching from the side by team managers or
parents is to be discouraged.
The ECB Fast Bowling Directives will apply (Total number of overs in a day).
The ECB regulations concerning close fielding by young players will apply to all matches according
to age (see APPENDIX C).
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GEOFF RICHARDS TROPHY (U11)
Holders: KING’S COLLEGE JUNIOR SCHOOL
Results and/or queries to:
Roger Hurrion 07762 586454
e-mail:
[email protected]
This competition is a qualifying tournament for the 2017 ESCA Saracens Cup.
The winners of this competition will go forward to the Regional Finals at Horsham CC,
Sussex in late June.
The Regional winners will then go to the National Finals on Wed 12 July at Oakham School.
The Surrey entrants have been placed into groups for a round-robin group phase. The 5
Group Winners plus the 2 highest scoring 2nd placed sides will play off in KO matches to
qualify for the Surrey Finals Day at Horsley & Send CC on 20 June 2017.
GROUP A
Round 1:
by 06 MAY
Round 2:
by 20 MAY
Round 3:
by 27 MAY
CRANMORE
ST GEORGE’S
BUSHY HILL
PARK MEAD
BUSHY HILL
CRANMORE
v
v
v
v
v
v
GROUP B
PARK MEAD
BUSHY HILL
CRANMORE
ST GEORGE’S
PARK MEAD
ST GEORGE’S
Round 1:
by 06 MAY
Round 2:
by 20 MAY
Round 3:
by 27 MAY
GROUP C
PARKSIDE v WEST BYFLEET
FELTONFLEET v ST MARTIN’S
ST MARTIN’S v PARKSIDE
WEST BYFLEET v FELTONFLEET
PARKSIDE v FELTONFLEET
ST MARTIN’S v WEST BYFLEET
Round 1:
by 06 MAY
Round 2:
by 20 MAY
Round 3:
by 27 MAY
GROUP E
SURBITON PREP v WINTERBOURNE
TRINITY v YATTENDON
WINTERBOURNE v TRINITY
YATTENDON v SURBITON PREP
TRINITY v SURBITON PREP
WINTERBOURNE v YATTENDON
PYRFORD
v
KCJS
ROKEBY
v
PYRFORD
KCJS
v
ROKEBY
GROUP D
CHEAM PK FM v WHITGIFT
ALL SAINT’S
v
CHEAM PK FM
WHITGIFT
v
ALL SAINTS’
GROUP F
ROYAL RUSSELL v CUMNOR HOUSE
ST PETER’S
v
ROYAL RUSSELL
CUMNOR HOUSE
v
ST PETERS’

First named school has the right to play at home. Limit dates above are advisory;

A school may choose to host all matches in the group as a one-day festival subject to the
agreement of the other schools in the group. If the innings length is reduced to 8 overs (i.e. 2
overs/pair) this should be possible in an afternoon with 2 pitches. (In a group of 3, the host school
will play the first and last matches);

Schools will be awarded match points at follows: 4 pts for a win, 2 pt for a tie; 1 pt for a loss;

If 2 or more teams have equal match points at the end of the group phase, the winner will be, in
order,
a) the team with the greatest difference between aggregate runs scored and aggregate runs
conceded in all group matches;
b) the team losing the fewer wickets in all group matches.

The 2 best 2nd placed teams will be decided by dividing the difference between aggregate runs
scored and aggregate runs conceded in all group matches by the total number of overs played.
The 2 teams with the highest aggregate run difference per over played will go into the play-offs.

All group matches results must be notified by Sat 27 May.
Play-off matches will need to be completed by Wed 14 June.
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VASE & PLATE COMPETITIONS
All results or queries to: Phil Everest
020-8660 5889 /h
07932 644849 /m
e-mail:
[email protected]
st
Schools shown in ITALICS will only be included if losing 1 Rd matches the in the corresponding main competition.
U15 VASE
(Provisional Draw)
PRELIM .ROUND FIRST ROUND
by Sat 13 May by Sat 27 May
SECOND ROUND
by Sat 17 June
OVERTON GRANGE )
)
THE CEDARS )
SEMI-FINALS
on Wed 12 July
)
)
)
)
)
WILSON’S )
)
JOHN FISHER or HOWARD OF EFF )
*ST JOSEPH’S COL v ESHER CE HS )
)
GORDON’S )
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
WEYDON or GEORGE ABBOT )
)
GLEBELANDS HS )
FINAL
on Wed 12 July
SEMI-FINALS & FINAL on Wednesday, 12 July @ Horsley & Send CC
STANLEY PARK HS )
)
COOMBE BOYS’ )
)
)
)
)
)
RUTLISH )
)
GLYN or WIMBLEDON COLLEGE )
SOUTHBOROUGH HS )
)
GREENSHAW HS )
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
WALLINGTON or RIDDLESDOWN )
)
CARSHALTON BOYS’ )
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U14 PLATE
(Provisional Draw)
PRELIM .ROUND FIRST ROUND
by Sat 13 May by Sat 27 May
SECOND ROUND
by Sat 17 June
FULLBROOK )
)
WEYDON )
HOWARD OF EFF or GEO ABBOT )
)
GLEBELANDS HS )
COOMBE BOYS’ )
)
ESHER CE HS )
JOHN FISHER )
)
OVERTON GRANGE )
SEMI-FINALS
by Sat 01 July
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
FINAL
(tbc)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
FINAL (tbc)
*THE CEDARS v ST JOSEPH’S COL )
)
SOUTHBOROUGH HS )
RUTLISH or WALLINGTON CGS )
)
WILSON’S )
HINCHLEY WOOD )
)
GREENSHAW HS )
RIDDLESDOWN or GLYN )
)
WIMBLEDON COLLEGE )
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
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U13 PLATE
(Provisional Draw)
PRELIM .ROUND FIRST ROUND
by Sat 13 May by Sat 27 May
SECOND ROUND
by Sat 17 June
)
)
WEYDON )
SEMI-FINALS
by Sat 01 July
FINAL
(tbc)
*COLLINGWOOD v FULLBROOK
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
GLEBELANDS or GEORGE ABBOT )
*GORDON’S v SALESIAN
HOWARD OF EFF or ESHER CE HS )
)
GLYN or TIFFIN BOYS’ )
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
STANLEY PARK or JOHN FISHER )
)
RIDDLESDOWN )
FINAL (tbc)
)
)
WILSON’S or WIMBLEDON COL )
*CHARTER v OVERTON GRANGE
)
)
)
)
)
COOMBE BOYS’ )
)
CARSHALTON BOYS’ )
)
)
WALLINGTON CGS )
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
*GREENSHAW HS v THE CEDARS
)
)
)
)
)
SOUTHBOROUGH HS )
)
ST JOSEPH’S COL or RUTLISH )
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U12 PLATE
(Provisional Draw)
PRELIM .ROUND FIRST ROUND
by Sat 13 May by Sat 27 May
SECOND ROUND
by Sat 17 June
GREENSHAW HS )
)
WIMB. COL. or RIDDLESDOWN )
OVERTON GRANGE )
)
WILSON’S or RUTLISH )
THE CEDARS )
)
JOHN FISHER )
COOMBE BOYS’ )
)
GEORGE ABBOT )
SEMI-FINALS
by Sat 01 July
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
FINAL
(tbc)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
FINAL (tbc)
WEYDON or GLEBELANDS HS )
)
FULLBROOK )
JOHN FISHER or GLYN )
)
WALLINGTON or CARSHALTON )
)
)
TIFFIN BOYS’ )
*SALESIAN v ESHER CE HS
SOUTHBOROUGH HS )
)
HOWARD OF EFFINGHAM )
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
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SSCA GIRLS’ COMPETITIONS

Competing schools are placed in roughly geographical groups in each competition;

First named school has the right to play at home;

A school may choose to host all matches in the group as a one-day festival subject to the
agreement of the other schools in the group.
SOCS SURREY SCHOOLS’ U15 GIRLS’ COMPETITION:
Results and/or queries to:
Phil Everest
020-8660 5889
07932 644849
e-mail: [email protected]
Group Phase: (to be completed by Thu. 15 June 2017)
GROUP A
v CRANLEIGH
v GEORGE ABBOT
v WEYDON
v COLLINGWOOD COLLEGE
v GEORGE ABBOT
v COLLINGWOOD
Round 1:
by 07 MAY
Round 2:
by 21 MAY
Round 3:
by 15 JUNE
COLLINGWOOD COLLEGE
WEYDON
CRANLEIGH
GEORGE ABBOT
CRANLEIGH
WEYDON
Round 1:
by 07 MAY
Round 2:
by 21 MAY
Round 3:
by 15 JUNE
IBSTOCK PLACE
KINGSTON GS
EMANUEL
STANLEY PARK HS
EMANUEL
KINGSTON GS
Round 1:
by 07 MAY
Round 2:
by 21 MAY
Round 3:
by 15 JUNE
SALESIAN
ST GEORGE’S COLLEGE
FULLBROOK
HOWARD OF EFFINGHAM
HOWARD OF EFFINGHAM
ST GEORGE’S COLLEGE
GROUP B
v EMANUEL
v STANLEY PARK HS
v KINGSTON GS
v IBSTOCK PLACE
v STANLEY PARK HS
v IBSTOCK PLACE
GROUP C
v HOWARD OF EFFINGHAM
v FULLBROOK
v SALESIAN
v ST GEORGE’S COLLEGE
v FULLBROOK
v SALESIAN

Schools will be awarded match points at follows: 4 pts for a win, 2 pt for a tie; 1 pt for a loss;

The winner of each Group, and the best runner-up, at the end of the Group Phase will qualify for
Finals Day at Kingston GS Ground on Thursday, 29 June. If 2 schools have equal points at the
end of the group phase, the Group winner will be the winner of the match between the 2 schools;
If more than 2 schools have equal points, the Group order will be decided in order of Net Run Rate.
PLAYING REGULATIONS
The Playing Regulations for the ESCA U15 T20 will apply, with the following exceptions:
Para 2a)
The length of the innings shall be 15 overs. This may be reduced to 10 or 12
overs for tournaments in the Group Phase;
Para 3
Each team must use a minimum of 4 bowlers. If the length of the innings is reduced before
the start, for any reason, the maximum overs for each bowler is shown in the table below:
Length of Innings
Max. overs per bowler
15 overs
Max. 4 overs for 3 bowlers
Max. 3 overs for 1 bowler
14 overs
Max. 4 overs for 2 bowlers
Max. 3 overs for 2 bowlers
13 overs
Max. 4 overs for 1 bowler
Max. 3 overs for 3 bowlers
12 overs
Max. 3 overs per bowler
11 overs
Max. 3 overs for 3 bowlers
Max. 2 overs for 1 bowler
10 overs
Max. 3 overs for 2 bowlers
Max. 2 overs for 2 bowlers
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SOCS SURREY SCHOOLS’ U13 GIRLS’ COMPETITION
Results and/or queries to:
Laura Broderick
07980 300549
e-mail: [email protected]
Group Phase: (to be completed by Thu.15 June 2017)
Round 1:
by 06 MAY
Round 2:
by 20 MAY
Round 3:
by 27 MAY
GROUP A
EMANUEL v IBSTOCK PLACE
HARRODIAN v THE CHARTER
IBSTOCK PLACE v HARRODIAN
THE CHARTER v EMANUEL
HARRODIAN v EMANUEL
IBSTOCK PLACE v THE CHARTER
GROUP B
OVERTON GRANGE v FELTONFLEET
REIGATE GS v KINGSTON GS
FELTONFLEET v REIGATE GS
KINGSTON GS v OVERTON GRANGE
FELTONFLEET v KINGSTON GS
REIGATE GS v OVERTON GRANGE
Round 1:
by 06 MAY
Round 2:
by 20 MAY
Round 3:
by 27 MAY
GROUP C
HOWARD OF EFF’M v ST GEORGE’S COL
SALESIAN v FULLBROOK
FULLBROOK v HOWARD OF EFF’M
ST GEORGE’S COL v SALESIAN
FULLBROOK v ST GEORGE’S COL
HOWARD OF EFF’M v SALESIAN
GROUP D
GEORGE ABBOT v TORMEAD
WEYDON v COLLINGWOOD COL
COLLINGWOOD COL v GEORGE ABBOT
TORMEAD v WEYDON
TORMEAD v COLLINGWOOD COL
WEYDON v GEORGE ABBOT

The winner of each Group at the end of the Group Phase will qualify for Finals Day at St
George’s College on Monday, 26 June.
PLAYING REGULATIONS
The Laws of Cricket (2000 Code 5th Edition -- 2013) will apply with the following exceptions:
1.
Matches will be played using a junior size (4¾oz) Incrediball or equivalent. The Reader
‘Supaball’ is recommended. The ball may be used for up to 3 matches.
2.
The pitch should ideally be 20 yds in length. If more convenient, 21 yds is acceptable.
3.
Each team will consist of 8 players who will bat in pairs. Squads for 1-day tournaments may be
of up to ten players.
4.
Each pair of batters will bat for two consecutive overs.
5.
All bowling will take place from one end.
6.
No bowler may bowl more than two overs in any one game.
7.
In the event of an injury to a player a substitute will be allowed on the field but not bowl.
Should such an injury prevent the player from batting, a substitute from the team’s squad will
be allowed to bat.
8.
Each team will commence its innings with a score of 200. When a batter is out for any reason
five runs will be deducted from the total. Otherwise runs will be scored in the normal way.
9.
A batter may be out bowled, caught, stumped, run out or hit wicket. The will be no LBW unless
the batter deliberately blocks the ball with leg or foot. If a batter is dismissed she will not face
the next delivery, even if this means changing ends.
10.
Bowling should be overarm where possible (the ball may bounce more than once as long it is
not rolling along the ground when reaching the batter. Underarm deliveries (only to be used in
exceptional circumstances with the agreement of both umpires) must only bounce once.
11.
Wides and No-balls will count for 2 penalty runs throughout the innings. No extra ball will be
given for a wide or no-ball unless this occurs in the last over of the innings, when each illegal
delivery will be re-bowled.
12.
No fielder, except the wicket-keeper, shall be within 10 yards of the wicket, measured from the
middle stump, at the instant of delivery.
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PLAYING REGULATIONS (U13 Girls’ cont.)
Results and Points:
1.
4 points will be awarded to the team scoring the most runs (deemed the winner)
2.
3 points will be awarded for a tie (runs tied).
3.
1 point will be awarded to a team playing and losing a match.
4.
Each batting pair (SMASH) will be competing directly against the equivalent batting pair
(SMASH) for an additional point – e.g. Team A Pair 1 (16) vs Team B Pair 1 (13) = Team A Pair
1 win the SMASH and gain an additional point.
5.
4 additional points will be available (1 point per batting pair / SMASH). In the event of a tie,
the point will rollover to the next batting pair (SMASH) – e.g. Team A Pair 1 (12) vs Team B Pair
1 (12) = rollover. Team A Pair 2 (start 12) + 16 (28) vs Team B Pair 2 (start 12) + 21 (33) =
Team B Pair 2 win 2 points. If all batting pairs are tied in a match each team will be awarded
1.5 additional points
6.
There are a total of 9 points available per team to play for.
7.
In the event of 2 teams finishing on equal points in the Group Phase or on Finals Day, the
winner of the head-to-head match between them will be placed higher. If more than 2 teams
finish on equal points, the team(s) with the higher run difference will be placed higher. Run
difference will be calculated as Total Runs scored by the team in all matches on the day (with
deductions for wickets lost) minus Total Runs conceded by the team in all matches on the day
(with deductions for wickets lost).
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APPENDIX A:
Length of Innings (Bowlers’ allocations)
AGE
GROUP
MAXIMUM
LENGTH OF
INNINGS
RECOMMENDED
MINIMUM INNINGS
(uninterrupted
match)
OVER LIMIT
PER BOWLER
(in full innings)
ESCA T20 COMPETITION
U15
20 overs
20 overs
4 overs
NATWEST COUNTY CUP
U15
40 overs
25 overs
8 overs
U15 GIRLS’ COMPETITION
U15
15 overs
10 overs
4 overs
ANDERSON CUP
U14
40 overs
25 overs
8 overs
WATCYN EVANS TROPHY
U13
30 overs
20 overs
6 overs
U13 GIRLS’ COMPETITION (Pairs)
U13
8 overs
8 overs
2 overs
JUBILEE TROPHY
U12
30 overs
25 overs
6 overs
VERNEY CUP
U11
25 overs
20 overs
5 overs
GEOFF RICHARDS TROPHY (Pairs)
U11
12 overs
8 overs
2 overs
COMPETITION
APPENDIX B:
Equipment variations
COMPETITION
ESCA T20 COMPETITION (+T20) Vase)
AGE
GROUP
PITCH
BALL
U15
22 yds
5 /2 oz
STUMPS
1
28” x 9”
1
NATWEST COUNTY CUP
U15
22 yds
5 /2 oz
28” x 9”
U15 GIRLS’ COMPETITION
U15
22 yds
5 oz
28” x 9”
22 yds
1
28” x 9”
3
4 /4 oz
27” x 8”
4 /4 oz Incrediball
27” x 8”
ANDERSON CUP (+ U14 Plate)
WATCYN EVANS TROPHY (+ U13 Plate)
U13 GIRLS’ COMPETITION
JUBILEE TROPHY (+ U12 Plate)
VERNEY CUP
GEOFF RICHARDS TROPHY
U14
U13
U13
U12
U11
U11
5 /2 oz
21 yds
20 yds
21 yds
20 yds
20 yds
3
3
27” x 8”
3
27” x 8”
3
27” x 8”
4 /4 oz
4 /4 oz
4 /4 oz
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APPENDIX C:
Close fielding by Junior Players
 No young player in the Under 15 age group or younger shall be allowed to field closer than 8





yards (7.3 metres) from the middle stump, except behind the wicket on the off side, until the
batsman has played at the ball.
For players in the Under 13 age group and below the distance is 11 yards (10 metres).
These minimum distances apply even if the player is wearing a helmet.
Should a young player in these age groups come within the restricted distance the umpire must
stop the game immediately and instruct the fielder to move back.
In addition any young player in the Under 16 to Under 18 age groups, who has not reached the
age of 18, must wear a helmet and, for boys, an abdominal protector (box) when fielding within 6
yards (5.5 metres) of the bat, except behind the wicket on the off side. Players should wear
appropriate protective equipment whenever they are fielding in a position where they feel at risk.
These fielding regulations are applicable to all cricket in England and Wales. Age groups are based
on the age of the player at midnight on 31st August in the year preceding the current season.
APPENDIX D:
Fielding Restrictions
Two semi-circles shall be drawn on the field of play. The semi-circles shall have as their centre the
middle stump at either end of the pitch. The radius of each of the semi-circles shall be 25 yards (23
metres). The semi-circle shall be linked by two parallel straight lines drawn on the field. The fielding
restriction areas should be marked by continuous painted white lines or ‘dots’ at 5 yard intervals.
No more than FIVE fielders shall be permitted outside the fielding circle at the instant of delivery.



For the semi-finals and finals of the Anderson Cup (U14) and the NatWest County Cup (U15), these
regulations will apply throughout each innings.
In the U15 T20 competitions and the U14 Plate, for the first 6 overs of an uninterrupted innings, no
more than TWO fielders shall be permitted outside the fielding circle at the instant of delivery. For
the remaining overs, no more than FIVE fielders shall be permitted outside the fielding circle at the
instant of delivery.
Fielding Restrictions for Reduced Matches.
In circumstances where the number of overs for the team batting first team is reduced, the number
of overs for which the above restrictions shall apply shall be reduced in accordance with the table
below. For the sake of clarity, it should be noted that the table shall apply to both the 1st and 2nd
innings of the match:
No. of overs for which
Total overs available to
the initial fielding
the batting team
restriction shall apply
5–6
1
7–9
2
10 – 13
3
14 – 16
4
17 – 19
5
In the event of an infringement of any of the above fielding restrictions, the square leg umpire shall call
and signal ‘No Ball’.
APPENDIX E:
Bowl-Out Regulations
Team shall consist of 6 players.
A toss will be taken. Winner of the toss may choose to bowl first or second.
Each players shall bowl 1 ball at 3 stumps from a distance equivalent to the length of the pitch on which
the match was being played.
The ball shall not bounce more than twice to be a legitimate delivery.
A ball which hits the side or top netting (indoors or in a practice net, if used) shall be called a no-ball, but
no extra ball shall be bowled.
The winning team shall be the one which scores most hits in 6 balls.
If, after both teams have bowled, the scores are level, then the same players will continue bowling in
the same order in a sudden death situation.
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