Showing posts with label November. Show all posts
Showing posts with label November. Show all posts

Cricket Australia Launches Ryobi One Day Cup 2010 to 2011

10.The new rules

1.Teams bat 45 overs in stages of 20 overs and 25 overs

2.Ten wickets per team across the whole match, nor for each stage

3.Each team's second batting stage resumes exactly where their first ended

4.Bowlers may bowl up to 12 overs each

5.Twelve players per side; teams can bat any 11 and field any 11

6.Maximum of two bouncers per over

7.A new ball from each and at the start of the innings

8.No powerplays

9.Fielding restrictions: Overs 1-5 = 2 fielders outside the circle; 6-20 = 4 outside; 21-25 = 2 outside, 26-45 = 4 outside

10.One competition point awarded to team that leads after 20 overs each; a further four points awarded for a win



Ryobi One-Day Cup fixtures in the interstate one-day cup for 2010-2011

OCTOBER

6: Queensland v Tasmania (Gabba)
8: WA v Victoria (WACA)
9: South Australia v NSW (Adelaide Oval)
16: Queensland v Victoria (Gabba)
17: South Australiav Tasmania (Adelaide Oval)
       NSW v WA (Hurstville Oval, Sydney)
22: NSW v Tasmania (SCG)
23: Victoria v WA (MCG)
24: Queensland v South Australia (Townsville)
27: South Australiav WA (Adelaide Oval)
29: Queensland v NSW (Gabba)
30: Victoria v Tasmania (MCG)

NOVEMBER

6: Tasmania v Queensland (Bellerive)
24: Victoria v Queensland (MCG)
26: WA v NSW (WACA)

DECEMBER

1: Tasmania v South Australia (Bellerive)
3: WA v Queensland (WACA)
4: Tasmania v NSW (Burnie)
    Victoria v South Australia (Geelong)
8: Queensland v WA (Gabba)
12: NSW v South Australia (North Sydney)
15: South Australiav Victoria (Adelaide Oval)
22: Tasmania v WA (Bellerive)
23: NSW v Victoria (SCG)

FEBRUARY

9: Tasmania v Victoria (Bellerive)
13: NSW v Queensland (Drummoyne Oval)
16: WA v South Australia (WACA)
19: South Australia v Queensland (Adelaide Oval)
       WA v Tasmania (Bunbury)
23: Victoria v NSW (MCG)


27: FINAL. Teams and venue to be decided.

Tait out for two months with elbow injury

The fast bowler Shaun Tait will miss Australia's limited-overs matches in India this month and at home against Sri Lanka in November after having surgery on his right elbow.
Tait is expected to be out of action until at least early December, which also leaves his World Cup hopes in doubt as the squad will be announced later that month.

Australian fast bowler Shaun Tait had arthroscopic surgery on his right elbow on Friday and will be unable to play for two months.

The 27-year-old had surgery on the elbow back in 2007 and it is thought he may have aggravated the same injury.
"Shaun Tait underwent corrective elbow surgery this afternoon for a chronic elbow complaint and his return to cricket will be determined by the speed of his recovery from surgery," said Cricket Australia Doctor Trefor James.

The Adelaide-born quick has 46 wickets from 25 one day internationals and 26 wickets from his 17 Twenty20 internationals.

He represents the South Australian Redbacks in the Champions League Twenty20 competition.