Umpire notes :

1) *Power play format* :

8 overs : 3 overs

10 overs: 4 overs

12 overs: 4 overs

2) *Bye runner rules*:-

As discussed, openers cannot take bye-runners from very first ball.

Two bye runners at a time is not allowed.

Bye runner must be in playing 11. The batsman who is already out only should go as bye runner.

Bye runner for player will be given only for the Injury during match.

Cannot take bye runner just to accelerate runs at the end of the innings.

In case of dispute, Ultimate call will be taken by Sports committee.

3) *No LBW*, hence No leg-bye runs. Hence, No run out if the Umpire Declares leg-bye.

4) If the ball goes above the head, it will be a *NO ball(free hit)*. Only one bouncer allowed per over.

5) In case of *throw bowling*, the over will stand cancelled. Umpire will decide whether it is a chuck or not.

6) Minimum 5 bowlers to be used.

Standard Umpire guidelines:

1) umpire are the Final Authority during the game. Their decisions are final.

2) They will remain impartial at all times on the field.

3) They will keep track of the number of overs during which a fielder has left the field (for whatever reason)-applies mostly to bowlers.

4) Will keep time of all breaks, and notify the captains as to when to resume.

5) Umpires should check the pitch and the ground to see if it meets the basic requirements as in the ground standards. He should check the suitability of outfield for play when it rains. Checks the condition of the ball and decides on replacement.

6) Umpires decision will be final. However umpires are encouraged to consult the leg umpire for any doubtful decisions. He can consult with the leg umpire or can decide himself to reverse his decision if he thinks he was wrong. His priority is to give the right decision.