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​Indoor Cricket
  • Guildford Indoor Sports makes it easy for you to get involved, so you can enjoy action-packed, fast-paced fun with your friends, family and work colleagues. We run an 8-a side competition for seniors, on Thursday night and 6-a side on Wednesday night. The first game of the night commences at 6:15pm.
  • All our competitions are run from our centres competition management system, providing digital scoreboards and an increased playing experience.
  • Indoor cricketers can access their statistics and reports from this management system, so why not sit down and enjoy a cold drink and a laugh with your teammates while you compare statistics.
  • At Guildford Indoor Sports it’s all about having fun and enjoying yourself in a fun and social environment. Come in and check out our facility and have a cold beverage in our licensed bars while you’re here.
  • Team fees are $90 for 6-a side team and $120 for 8-a side team. ($15 per person).
 

The Game of Indoor Cricket              
  • Indoor cricket is played on a rectangular, artificial-grass surfaced court. The enclosed court is approximately 11 metres wide and 28 metres long (with a 4 metre high top net) with tightly tensioned netting. The length of the pitch and size of the stumps are exactly the same dimensions as outdoor cricket.
  • Like traditional cricket, indoor cricket involves two batsmen, a bowler and a team of fielders. The bowler bowls the ball to the batsmen who must score runs. The team with the highest score at the end of the match wins.
  • Despite these basic similarities, indoor cricket differs significantly from its traditional counterpart in several ways, most notably on the field of play and the means by which runs are obtained
Summary of Indoor Cricket Rules
  • Each team consists of a maximum of 8 players (minimum of 6)
  • Each team bats for 1 innings and bowls for 1 innings of 16 overs (total 32 over game)
  • An over consists of 6 balls or deliveries (variations may occur)
  • A bowler bowls 2 overs in the game – not consecutively
  • Each batting pair bat for 4 overs – even when either batter is dismissed
  • Dismissals are a 5 run deduction from the score
Fixtures / Standings
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