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General Cricket => Your Cricket => Topic started by: Washington on June 09, 2012, 03:07:24 PM
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Just wanted a general consensus of what leagues you play in and what are the league rules for a rained off / Cancelled / Abandoned match?
I play in the Romida North Wales ECB Premier League. The max we can get in any game including bonus points is 30 . . . . For a rained off match we receive 6 points which is 20% of max points available. However in the lower leagues 2 - 6 they play with max points of 10 and for a rained off max they receive 3 points i.e 30%. As a club we have tried for years to get average points for a rained off match without any success. So far this season we have lost 4 of the 8 games to rain!
Cheers
Dan
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ECB Northern League. 15 points for a maximum win, you get 4 points a piece for a rain draw.
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Wetherby League - 6 points for a win - 2 for a called off - 30%
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Max points 20 in our league. Rain results in split points, so we have 40 off six...
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Bassetlaw League - 6 points for a rained off game. Max points in a game are 20 -12 for the win, with bonus points for runs and wickets (120, 140,160& 180 runs/3, 5,7 & 9 wickets.)
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Wow 10 points for a win in MCCL and just 1 for a rained off match! Also no bonus points.
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Kent regional league - max points 20, rained off or abandoned etc 10 points each
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Kent regional league - max points 20, rained off or abandoned etc 10 points each
That's the league we're in too. Which team do you play for?
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That's the league we're in too. Which team do you play for?
Who do you play for tim2000?
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I dont know if anyone else finds the extent of the variety of points and rules amazing??
I mean would it not make sense to have all ECB Premier League, Div 1 etc etc the same throughout the affiliation?
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I dont know if anyone else finds the extent of the variety of points and rules amazing??
I mean would it not make sense to have all ECB Premier League, Div 1 etc etc the same throughout the affiliation?
Yes, it would be loads better if there was a bit more standardisation!
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Has anyone come across any rule where by if X many games are lost to rain in any given weekend, then all games are null?
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Has anyone come across any rule where by if X many games are lost to rain in any given weekend, then all games are null?
No, although that's what happens when a team drops out of the league - all points from those matches are null.
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we get 2 for any game thats cancelled or 2 plus bonus points if a game is started but not finished. we also get 30 for a batting first win or a max of 25 for a win batting second.
in our sunday league you get 20 for a win plus 1 point per wicket. cancelled games are 10 points. we played and got a 30 point win when every other game in the league was abandoned. luck of the draw really.
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I think the thames valley do something like that but everybody get's 7 points that weekend. Been a while but something like 75% of games had to be off for it to kick-in.
In the circumstances i remember, we booked a pitch which clashed with another fixture. We had to concede but the league then told us it was 7 points for an abandoned game. Might of been specifically with cry offs where teams pick up points for games they couldn't of played in the conditions anyway.
I know the Dales Council in Yorkshire have re-scheduled 2 saturdays of fixtures to Sundays later in the season.
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A league I used to play in a league that had teams in from West Yorks and Lancashire and 60%of games had to be completed for the results to stand if there was rain involved during the day. The points there were 6 win 3 tie 2 abandoned.
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was that the Craven League?
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Cant agree that its the luck of the draw. Just find it unfair that 5 out of 6 are cancelled (6 points each) and someone can pick up 30 points. Imagine if it was a title decider? Or relegation was confirmed with a rained off game?
I like the idea of the rule where 75% games need to be completed in order to have the results count.
Would be a lot easier if we just had a nice summer!!
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was that the Craven League?
Yes it was, I used to play for Cullingworth for the 2002 and 2003 seasons before I moved down to Kent.