Cricket tournament scheduling.


VIKRAM SINGH
Cricket tournament with five team with minimum matches 

In a cricket tournament with five teams, each team needs to play against every other team at least once. This means that each team will play a minimum of four matches.

One possible scheduling for such a tournament is as follows:

Round 1: Match 1: M.tech 2 vs MBA BA Match 2: MBA 2 vs M.Tech 1 Match 3: MBA 1 vs M.Tech 2 Match 4: MBA BA vs MBA 2 Match 5: M.Tech 1 vs MBA1

Round 2: Match 6: M.tech 2 vs M.tech 1 Match 7: MBA BA vs MBA 1 Match 8: MBA 2 vs M.TECH 2 Match 9: M.Tech 1 vs MBA BA Match 10: MBA 1 vs MBA 2

This schedule ensures that each team plays against every other team exactly once, and each team plays a minimum of four matches.
Without any semifinal we conduct direct final match between upper two teams




VIKRAM SINGH
Some common rule for college department level cricket tournament 

Here are some common rules for a college department level cricket tournament:

Eligibility: The tournament is typically open to all students of a particular college department.

Team Composition: Each team usually consists of 11 players, with the option to have 1 or 2 substitute players. All players must be from the same department.

Format: The format of the tournament may vary, but it is typically a round-robin or knockout tournament.

Playing time: Each match is usually played for a fixed duration( 1 hr to 1.15hr ), usually 10 overs per side.

Umpires: There should be two umpires officiating each match. One from batting team and another is from 3rd team 

Scoring: A scorebook must be maintained for each match to keep track of the runs scored and wickets taken.

Equipment: All players must wear appropriate cricket kit with shoes and lower. Please try to come with your own bat.


Fair play: The tournament should be played in a spirit of fair play, and any unsporting behavior such as sledging or physical altercation should be strictly prohibited.

Code of Conduct: A code of conduct should be established for all players to follow, which should include guidelines for behavior on and off the field.

Prize: A prize or trophy is usually awarded to the winning team at the end of the tournament.