Indoor Cricket
We have a league to suit all skills levels. The majority of our leagues are Social/ recreational level, meaning beginners are welcome, as well as people that haven’t played in a long time. On the first week of the season for our lower divisions we run a learn to play session. Our Staff will teach you everything you need to know, and even help coach you throughout the season.
Yes, we offer individual registration as well. Contacy Us here and we will get you into a team.
You can wear normal activewear and runners. The Rec Club will supply everything for your team, including a batting gloves, wicket keep gloves, bats and balls. Bring your own if you wish. We encourage teams to get into the spirit and get uniforms. The Rec Club can help supply t-shirts for as little as $20 per shirt custom made.
The court is divided into two halves with the dividing line being the non-striker's running crease.No more than 4 fielders may field in either half of the court for (seniors) and 3 fielders for (juniors) from the moment the bowler commences their run up until the ball leaves the bowler's hand. On the line is considered in the other half. If this rule is contravened, the umpire will call "No Ball".
No Fielders on the Pitch
An Exclusion Zone will be marked in an arc extending at a radius of 3 metres from the batting crease. No fielder can move on or extend over the Exclusion Zone
Wicket Keeper: A fielder is classified as a wicket keeper if they take up position behind the stumps at the striker's end in the area designated for the wicket keeper. The area designated for the wicket keeper is between the imaginary lines extending along the extremities of the pitch to the back net and the line running at right angles through the stumps at the striker's end. (See diagram on court layout). The wicket keeper must take up a position with both feet wholly inside the designated area and cannot move out of that area until the ball leaves the bowler's hand
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