A player who has played in one team is not allowed to play in another team (11 players a side)
• Team players not allowed to exchange the business unit ( can play only same property team only )
• This tournament would be played with a Red Tennis ball(Not a Tape ball).
• Each innings would start with a new ball. In case a ball is lost or broken before two overs of an innings,
then a new ball would be issued. If lost after two overs of an innings, an old ball [used] would be issued.
• The matches would be 5 overs. 2 – 1 – 1 – 1 (Max overs by a bowler). Minimum 4 bowlers to be used.
• The first over is mandatory power play. The batting power play is not applicable. Only 2 players can field
outside the 30-yard circle during power play over.
• LBW and Leg byes are not applicable for this tournament.
• All “no-balls” (As per ICC rules: front foot, side-line, above the waist, fielding restriction, etc.) result in a
free hit in the next delivery, where the field can be changed only if the batsman has crossed over or no
ball is due to Field restriction.
• If the wicket-keeper wants to bowl, he could bowl but before that, it’s his/the captain’s responsibility to
inform the umpire about the change of wicketkeeper. This needs to be ensured by the fielding captain &
in case missed out umpire could call the delivery a no-ball.
• A maximum of 5 fielders (Excluding bowlers) are only allowed in on-side field at any stage of the game.
• The team batting second in the match will bat first in the Super Over.
• 3 Batter from each team can bat and 1 bowler from each team will bowl
• The entire fielding unit is allowed to field.
• In case super over is tied, the below rules are applicable.
• Highest Number of 6’s (main + super over)– 1st priority.
• Highest Number of 4’s (main + super over) – 2nd priority.
• Least Number of wickets fallen (main + super over) – 3rd Priority.
• In league stages, if two teams are tied with the same points, NRR would be taken into account
and the team which has a better NRR would move to the knockout stage.
• On-field umpire’s decision would be the final one.
