LIncolnshire County Cricket League Handbook 1988

8. In games unfinished owing to the weather, the winner shall be the side which has the faster scoring rate in runs per over throughout their innings, provi ded that at least 25 overs have been bowled at the side batting second. If the scoring rate is the same, the side losing the least wickets in the first 25 overs of each innings shall be the winner. 9. Evening matches shall consist of 20 - 6 ball overs per team with a maximum of 4 overs per bowler. Both sides must receive 20 overs for the match to have a result. 10. In a day or evening match where the team scores are level after both sides have received their full allotted overs, the winner shall be the side that lost fewer wickets.If this is t he same, then the winner shall be the side with the highest r un rate per over at the half-way point of t he innings (subject to the next full over, e.g. 23 overs in a 45 over match). If this is the same then a replay shall take place on the 'ground of the visiting side '. 11. In all rounds, excluding the final, matches shall be played on the ground of the first drawn team, or, if not available, on another ground acceptable to both teams. Games postponed or where no decision is possible, shall be played as soon as possible on the same ground (or another ground acceptable to both teams) in order to fi t in with the closing date for that round. 12. If a match cannot be arranged or re-arranged by the due date of the round, it shall be referred to the League Fixture Secretary. The round date may be extended, as decided by the Management Committee, or, if necessary, decided by a toss of a coin. 13. If a bowler is incapacitated during an over, that over shall be completed by any player other than he who bowled the previous over. In the event of a part over being bowled, that part over shall be deemed to be a full over relating to that bowler's maximum allowance. 14. The draw and closing date for the rounds to be made as soon after the AGM as possible. - 28 -