BPCA 20-20 Winner

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Re: BPCA 20-20 Winner

one shot;325812 said:
thanks mate, i play in the DVCA and didn't have clue where to check.

are all the grounds shagged down your end of town? they shut 12 grounds last week in our area.

so who will win the 20/20 comp my monies on St Albans/breakwater.
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We haven't had any grounds shut this season, but a few (incl ours) has undergone drought proof grass resurfacing with santa anna couch which has kept us off it and a few were done in the past few years so most are in OK condition.

Hopefully St Alban/Breakwater can get up it's where I play;)
 
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SHANEBOURNEorWARNE;325789 said:
It's only the Semi-Final stage:

St Albans/Breakwater v Newcomb

Collendina v Barwon Heads
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st albans made 197 tonight , newcomb finished with maybe 80 i think
 
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St.Albans/Breakwater 8/197 def Newcomb 67

Another pleasing win in this comp, being sent in by Newcomb was surprising and worked in our favor Sean O'Leary and Jason Murray both made hard hitting 50's.

Newcomb never in the chase losing a wicket 1sr ball of the Innings and again on 5th to be 2-3 son Murray picked up and that was just about game over. Ja3 wickets and Ernie Sheridan, Sean Braniff and Chris Jones all chipped in with wickets.

Through to the Final now against either Collendina or Barwon Heads.


Collendina v Barwon Heads Sunday at Collendina.
 
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SHANEBOURNEorWARNE;327565 said:
St.Albans/Breakwater 8/197 def Newcomb 67

Another pleasing win in this comp, being sent in by Newcomb was surprising and worked in our favor Sean O'Leary and Jason Murray both made hard hitting 50's.

Newcomb never in the chase losing a wicket 1sr ball of the Innings and again on 5th to be 2-3 son Murray picked up and that was just about game over. Ja3 wickets and Ernie Sheridan, Sean Braniff and Chris Jones all chipped in with wickets.

Through to the Final now against either Collendina or Barwon Heads.


Collendina v Barwon Heads Sunday at Collendina.
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What happened in the Collendina/ Barwon Heads game?
 
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BH made 7-146 batting first. Collendina were 4-60 but got the runs in the last over. Good game.
 
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SHANEBOURNEorWARNE;329384 said:
BPCA T20 FINAL
COLLENDINA V ST ALBANS/BREAKWATER​
@ Collendina Thursday March 5th 5.30pm
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your kidding, what a shit ground for any game, im tipping low scoring game for sure.
 
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Babies Arm;329390 said:
not a very exciting time or place to have a final.
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crktluva;329405 said:
your kidding, what a shit ground for any game, im tipping low scoring game for sure.
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We had it arranged to be played at Geelong cricket clubs main oval on Sun March 7 but Collendina didn't want to play Sunday so it had to go back to a coin toss. Bit of a shame could have been a good evening down there with Mon March 8 being a public holiday:(

Would've also given the winner a chance to celebrate.
 
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I got an email regarding bad light for 20-20 final Thursday night.

This is what we're facing in the 20-20 final if/when bad light comes into affect, what a shambles this will be. Can anyone work this out

4.2)
Delayed or interrupted matches
Refer Rule 18.2.2; however, in 18.2.2(d) replace "6.20pm" with "8pm" and, in 18.2.2(a), (b) and (d) replace "25 overs" with "5 overs" (5 overs per side constitutes a minimum match).

For interrupted matches, 18.5.4 (Calculation of Deciding Score) shall apply. For 18.5.4(a) and (b) replace "25 overs" with "5 overs".


18.5.6)
Calculation of Deciding Score
(a) Where the overs received or to be received by the side batting second are not fewer than 25 completed overs the deciding score, subject to adjustments required by 18.3.(d), shall be the aggregate of all runs made from the first batting side's highest scoring overs equivalent in number to the second side's overs less 0.5% runs for each over of the difference between the maximum set for the first side and the overs for the second side. If the first side is dismissed in less than the set number the remainder shall be deemed to have been received as nil scoring overs and included in the calculation as such. A resulting fraction shall be disregarded. The calculation format is outlined in the tables below.

CALCULATION OF DECIDING SCORE
A Overs entitlement for first side
B

Overs - second side - if under 25 calculate
on 25 (Refer 18.5.4(b))

C Excess overs to first side (A - B)
D Percent reduction to E (0.5 x C)%





E Runs from highest scoring overs
equal to overs in B.
F Runs to be deducted from E. (E x D)
G Deciding score unless Penalty Runs
apply(E - F disregarding final fraction)
H Penalty Runs to be added (G & H)
I Deciding Score

INSTRUCTIONS

1 Refer to CV Rule 18.5.4
2 Record of runs scored in each of the first batting side's
overs must include byes, leg-byes, no balls and wides, but not
penalty runs - see 7 below.
3 An unfinished over in the first batting side's innings is
counted as a full over
4 To win, the second batting side must pass the deciding
score. If that score is equalled and 25 full overs or more
are received it is a tie. If less than 25 full overs are received and
the second batting side has not passed the deciding score, nor
equalled it in a completed innings, the match is drawn.
5 Details of the first batting side's overs are to be completed
at the interval and the form handed to the Umpires immediately.
6 The form completed as necessary is to be forwarded to
CV with the match forms.
7 Any penalty runs applied must not be included in the progressive
score. They are to be added in the box at the bottom at the
conclusion of the innings.

(b) Where the overs for the second batting side are fewer than 25 completed overs a minimum deciding score shall be calculated as in (a) on the 25 highest scoring overs of the first batting side.
(c) When 5 run penalties have been awarded to the side batting first the deciding score shall be determined by excluding those runs from the calculation and then adding them to the calculated figure. If further 5 run penalties are awarded against the side batting second the deciding score shall be increased equally.


18.5.5)
Recording of Highest Scoring Overs
During the first batting side's innings, in addition to normal recording, the scorers shall prepare a list of the separate totals of the runs scored in each over including all extras other than from 5 runs penalties. This list and a further list of the 5 run penalties shall be made available to the umpires at the end of the innings or on request.
 
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SHANEBOURNEorWARNE;331563 said:
I got an email regarding bad light for 20-20 final Thursday night.

This is what we're facing in the 20-20 final if/when bad light comes into affect, what a shambles this will be. Can anyone work this out

4.2)
Delayed or interrupted matches
Refer Rule 18.2.2; however, in 18.2.2(d) replace "6.20pm" with "8pm" and, in 18.2.2(a), (b) and (d) replace "25 overs" with "5 overs" (5 overs per side constitutes a minimum match).

For interrupted matches, 18.5.4 (Calculation of Deciding Score) shall apply. For 18.5.4(a) and (b) replace "25 overs" with "5 overs".


18.5.6)
Calculation of Deciding Score
(a) Where the overs received or to be received by the side batting second are not fewer than 25 completed overs the deciding score, subject to adjustments required by 18.3.(d), shall be the aggregate of all runs made from the first batting side's highest scoring overs equivalent in number to the second side's overs less 0.5% runs for each over of the difference between the maximum set for the first side and the overs for the second side. If the first side is dismissed in less than the set number the remainder shall be deemed to have been received as nil scoring overs and included in the calculation as such. A resulting fraction shall be disregarded. The calculation format is outlined in the tables below.

CALCULATION OF DECIDING SCORE
A Overs entitlement for first side
B

Overs - second side - if under 25 calculate
on 25 (Refer 18.5.4(b))

C Excess overs to first side (A - B)
D Percent reduction to E (0.5 x C)%





E Runs from highest scoring overs
equal to overs in B.
F Runs to be deducted from E. (E x D)
G Deciding score unless Penalty Runs
apply(E - F disregarding final fraction)
H Penalty Runs to be added (G & H)
I Deciding Score

INSTRUCTIONS

1 Refer to CV Rule 18.5.4
2 Record of runs scored in each of the first batting side's
overs must include byes, leg-byes, no balls and wides, but not
penalty runs - see 7 below.
3 An unfinished over in the first batting side's innings is
counted as a full over
4 To win, the second batting side must pass the deciding
score. If that score is equalled and 25 full overs or more
are received it is a tie. If less than 25 full overs are received and
the second batting side has not passed the deciding score, nor
equalled it in a completed innings, the match is drawn.
5 Details of the first batting side's overs are to be completed
at the interval and the form handed to the Umpires immediately.
6 The form completed as necessary is to be forwarded to
CV with the match forms.
7 Any penalty runs applied must not be included in the progressive
score. They are to be added in the box at the bottom at the
conclusion of the innings.

(b) Where the overs for the second batting side are fewer than 25 completed overs a minimum deciding score shall be calculated as in (a) on the 25 highest scoring overs of the first batting side.
(c) When 5 run penalties have been awarded to the side batting first the deciding score shall be determined by excluding those runs from the calculation and then adding them to the calculated figure. If further 5 run penalties are awarded against the side batting second the deciding score shall be increased equally.


18.5.5)
Recording of Highest Scoring Overs
During the first batting side's innings, in addition to normal recording, the scorers shall prepare a list of the separate totals of the runs scored in each over including all extras other than from 5 runs penalties. This list and a further list of the 5 run penalties shall be made available to the umpires at the end of the innings or on request.
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huh
 
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its typical BPCA, but if in doubt just get the clubs to vote on it, the exec committee will cave in to their demands anyway.
 
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mdf30586;331685 said:
huh
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crktluva;331699 said:
its typical BPCA, but if in doubt just get the clubs to vote on it, the exec committee will cave in to their demands anyway.
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Does anyone really understand it? all I'm guessing is there will be a par score at the end of every over after 5 overs in the 2nd inns. Batting 2nd might be the go I think:confused:
 
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weathers not looking to good for the final..what will happen if we cant get on?? flip a coin or wait and have a bowl off or something??
 
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