Bassetlaw and District Cricket League Official Handbook 2017

5 The John J. Mallen t20 Trophy – Rules & Playing Conditions 89  (v)  In circumstances when the number of overs of the batting team is reduced, the  number of Fielding Restriction Overs 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.  Total No. of  Overs  No. of ‘Power Play’ Overs for which  fielding restrictions shall apply  10‐11  2 12‐15  3  16‐19  4  20  5  8.8 Law 25 – Wide Ball – Judging a Wide  (i)  Any ball, not being a No Ball, that passes the striker’s leg stump, irrespective of  where that ball pitched, will be called and signalled a wide.  It will not be a wide  if the ball makes contact with the striker, his person or equipment, or the bat  in hand before it passes the line of the stumps, or the ball passes between the  striker and the leg stump.  (ii)  The overall winner of the competition will need to consult the rules and  regulations regarding Law 25 prior to playing in the Mapperley Sports t20  Challenge Match against the winner of the South Nottinghamshire Cricket  League t20 competition and if successful, the Nottinghamshire Premier League  Finals Day and beyond.  Further information can be found by consulting the ECB  ‘Non First Class Rules and Regulations’ and the ECB ‘National Club twenty20  Rules and Playing Conditions’, both available from the ECB website.  8.9 Match Balls  (i)  Each club will provide its own ball(s) in accordance with League Rule 3.8(i) (‘All  Divisions’).  (ii)  For the final, the match balls shall be provided by the LMC.  8.10 Average Run Rate  A team’s average run rate is calculated by dividing the number of runs scored  in its innings by the number of legitimate balls received during the innings.  In  the case of the team batting first being dismissed in less than the number of  overs allocated for their innings, the calculation will be based on the number of  balls that the team was scheduled to receive and not on the number actually  received.  In the case of the team batting second being unable to receive their  allocated overs, the calculation of their average run rate will be based on the  actual number of legitimate deliveries by them during the innings.  The average  run rate can be calculated to any number of decimal positions and a tie can only  be achieved if the average run rates are identical.