Bowling Records: Harvinder Singh - KHALSA CRICKET CLUB PRESENTING 5TH EDITIONOF SRI GURUNANAK DEVJI CRICKET TOURNAMENT 2017-18

Player Bowling Records

No.	Match Date	Team	Against	Winner	Overs	Runs	Wkts	Econ	SR	Wides	Points
1	06/01/2017	Singhs Strikers Baramulla	Kashmir XI	Singhs Strikers Baramulla	4.0	21	1	5.25	24.0	5	30	Scorecard
2	06/06/2017	Singhs Strikers Baramulla	Jr Saimoh (b)	Singhs Strikers Baramulla	2.0	5	0	2.50	0.0	1	20	Scorecard
3	06/11/2017	Singhs Strikers Baramulla	Chithi Singhpora XI	Singhs Strikers Baramulla	4.0	13	0	3.25	0.0	1	20	Scorecard
4	06/15/2017	Singhs Strikers Baramulla	Singhs Warrior	Singhs Strikers Baramulla	4.0	19	1	4.75	24.0	2	30	Scorecard

Twenty20 Cricket Rules

General Rules:

In a single innings, each of the bowlers can bowl a maximum of only one-fifth of the total overs i.e. 4 overs in a total of 20 overs.
If a bowler ever delivers a ball overstepping the popping crease, it is a no-ball. The batting team gets one run for the ball and the next delivery is a free hit. In other words, in the next ball, the batsmen can only be dismissed through a run out.
If either of the umpires believes that a team is wasting time, he can award a five-run penalty, at his own discretion.
In a normal T20 game, the interval lasts for 20 minutes. However, in a reduced-overs match, it can be cut to 10 minutes.
If, and only if, each of the two teams has faced (or had the opportunity to face) five overs, will be a match deemed to have played.
In each Twenty20 cricket match, one short-pitched ball is allowed per over.
To calculate a team's net run rate, the average runs per over scored by that team is deducted from the average runs per over scored against it.

Format
The format of a Twenty20 match is quite similar to normal limited-overs match, only the number of overs for batting is just twenty, just as the name of the game suggests. The game is played between two teams, each of them having a single innings of 20 overs. In the context of Twenty20 cricket, there is a visual difference as well, though it is a pretty minor one. In T20, members of the batting team do not arrive from/retire to traditional dressing rooms. Rather, they have a bench, mainly a row of chairs, visibly in the playing arena, used for coming and going purposes.

Field Restrictions:

At the most, five fielders can be on the leg side, at any given point of time.
In the first six overs of a T20 game, there cannot be more than two fielders outside the 30-yard circle.
There can be a maximum of five fielders outside the fielding circle, after the first six overs end.
The fielding team has to start bowling its 20th over within 80 minutes. If it fails to do so, extra six runs will be added to the batting team's score, for every whole over bowled after the 80 minute-mark. In case the umpire believes that the batting team is wasting time, he may add more time to this.

Tie Deciders:
There cannot be a tie in a Twenty20 cricket game. If, and when, there is a tie by the end of a T20 match, it is broken with a one over per side - 'Eliminator' or 'Super Over'. Each of the two teams nominates three batsmen and one bowler, to play a one-over per side, which can be termed as 'mini-match' or 'One1'. If a team loses two wickets before the over is complete, it loses the game. If this does not happen, the team with the higher score from its over wins it. In case there is a tie after the 'mini-match' as well, the team that has higher number of sixes in its full innings, or in the 'One1', will be declared the winner. If, by any chance, there is still a tie, the winning team is the one with the higher number of fours in both innings.

KCC MATTAN & ITS ORGANISING PENAL :will not be responsible for any injury/loss of life during the playing period and no compensation or claim will be entertained.
All rules/imposed by kcc or his representative will be strictly adhered to.
Any deliberate damage/loss caused to the sports property will be recovered from the team.
KCC reserves the right to suspend/cancel the team membership without giving any prior notice.
All matches will be played with ICC general rules.