Lycos Homepage > Sports > Cricket > Blind Cricket You are here Lycos Home Sports Cricket blind cricket, 16.03.03. Queenslandblind cricket Association Site that is the home of Queensland blind cricket. http://www.lycos.co.uk/dir/Sports/Cricket/Blind_Cricket/
INTRODUCTION TO THE RULES OF BLIND CRICKET IN NEW ZEALAND CRICKET FOR THE BLIND. WHO CAN PLAY blind cricket. THE RULES OF blind cricketIN NEW ZEALAND. International Rules for Cricket for the Blind (1996 to 1998). http://www.stadiumturf.com/blindcricket.htm
Extractions: (A) A match is played between two teams of 11 players comprising a minimum of 3 totally blind players, 2 partially blind players and a maximum of 6 partially sighted players. (B) For domestic matches, any Team found to be playing two or more good partially sighted players when partially sighted, partially blind or totally blind players were available may be fined $500.00 per offending player and disqualified from the match/Tournament. However, under the rules of play, good partially sighted players are treated the same as partially sighted players. (C.a) Totally Blind, B1; No light perception in either eye up to light perception, but inability to recognize shape of a hand at any distance or in any direction. (C.c) Partially Sighted, B3; From visual acuity above 2/60 up to visual acuity of 6/60 or a visual field of less than 20 degrees in the better eye after correction.
Q: Who Can Play Blind Cricket To Cricket. Who can play blind cricket? How long does a blind cricket game usuallylast? Again this varies from state to state for domestic competition games. http://www.stadiumturf.com/blind_cricket.htm
Extractions: Who can play Blind Cricket? People who are totally blind or partially sighted (legally blind) can play the game. How many players in a team? For domestic competition this can vary from state to state. However, for national and international games, the team usually comprises eleven players which break down to four totally blind players and seven partially sighted players. What equipment is used? We use conventional cricket bat. The wickets are of conventional dimensions but are made of aluminium or otherwise metal materials. The pitch we play on is concrete and 22 yards in length. The boundaries are 30 to 40 yards. Our blind cricket ball is made of nylon tubing woven around a wire mould and contains lead pieces to give it weight and bottle tops for sound. It is slightly larger than the ball used in the sighted version of the game. Accessories such as cricket pads and gloves are optional and the same as those used by our sighted counterparts. How long does a Blind cricket game usually last? Again this varies from state to state for domestic competition games. Matches can be played over one or two days but their duration is typically of 90 to 100 or so overs.
THE INSTITUTE BLIND CRICKET CLUB Welcome to the home of the Institute blind cricket Club located inMelbourne, Victoria, Australia. The Institute blind cricket Club http://www.instituteblindcricketclub.com/
Extractions: Welcome to the home of the Institute Blind Cricket Club located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The Institute Blind Cricket Club is one of six member clubs which make up The Victorian Blind Cricket Association. The following links will give you more information about the club and the game of blind cricket as it is played in Australia. We have also collected links to other blind cricket clubs and associations from around Australia and the world. Sign Our Guest Book
Outlook, March 2001: Blind Cricket World Cup Planning Underway blind cricket world cup planning underway Ian Morrison. At a meetingin October the World blind cricket Council agreed on the rules http://www.rnzfb.org.nz/Media/Outlook_Mar2001/cricketworldcup.html
Extractions: Ian Morrison At a meeting in October the World Blind Cricket Council agreed on the rules for the second international tournament planned for January 2002. Attending the meeting were council president, George Abraham from India, and other delegates representing Pakistan, England and Australia. The purpose of the meeting was to decide on tournament rules and umpire selection criteria. The delegation also emphasised their commitment to working with the organisers to ensure that the Christchurch event is a success. Photo Caption: Dennis Wells (left) and John Puhara (right) meet Indian "Events like the World Cup play a significant role in breaking down limited perceptions sighted people have in terms of the skills and potential of blind people," said the Foundation's Chief Executive, Jane Holden, who welcomed delegates to the meeting. "There are 70 players in New Zealand and we hope to double that figure as a result of holding the tournament in New Zealand," says one of the organisers, Dennis Wells.
Outlook, February '2000: Cricket Tournament NZ blind cricket Association Announcment. New Zealand will host the World Cupin January 2002. Results of National blind cricket Tournament. by Murray Peat http://www.rnzfb.org.nz/Media/Outlook_Feb2000/cricket.html
Extractions: New Zealand will host the World Cup in January 2002. This was announced following a meeting of the World Blind Cricket Council in Sri Lanka in December 1999. by Murray Peat From 3 to 7 January this year the New Zealand Blind Cricket Association held its national tournament of blind cricket at the Innes Common Ground in Hamilton. Competing in this tournament were three teams - Auckland, Waikato and a composite team called the Barbarians. After a round-robin competition and an elimination semi-final the Auckland and Barbarian teams met in the final. These two teams tied their round-robin game when they both scored 200 off their respective 40 overs. In the final the Barbarians batted first and scored 191 off their 40 overs with B3 player Brett Wilson scoring 64, B1 Andrew McDonald scoring 24 and B1 player John Puhara scoring 18. In reply the Auckland side batted well and thanks to B3 player John Sinisa who scored 90 runs off 60 balls along with 38 from B2 Gary Williamson and 28 from B1 Daniel Te'o, Auckland went on to win the game and retain the national trophy. During the prize giving dinner the New Zealand squad was announced that will travel to Brisbane, Australia in April this year for a tri-nations tournament with both Australia and England.
Extractions: International Blind Sports Federation - Association history, competition results, articles and sports-specific rules and contacts. Blind Sport New Zealand - Individual sport overviews, contacts and news for visually impaired individuals in New Zealand. British Columbia Blind Sports and Recreation Association - Event calendar and contact information for this Canadian organization which offers training to visually impaired athletes. National Beep Baseball Association - Rules of the game, history and contacts for this form of baseball developed for blind and visually impaired individuals; organization is based in the United States. United States Association of Blind Athletes - This organization supports community out-reach and provides training for blind and visually impaired US athletes in multiple sports. Site contains event calendar, online newsletter, and contacts. 2001 Pan American Games for the Blind - List of participating countries and contacts for the games.
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Blind Citizens Australia - Aus. Blind Print Disabilities); NSW blind cricket Association; Queensland BlindAssociation Inc; Queensland blind cricket Association; Royal Blind http://www.bca.org.au/ausblind.htm
Young Blind Citizens: November 2000 Newsletter VICTORIAN blind cricket ASSOCIATION The VBCA is keen to get new people playingcricket. They can also be returned to Sean at blind cricket on Saturdays. http://www.bca.org.au/ybc/NOV2000News.html
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SearchUK - Finds It Fast! NSW blind cricket Association Association primarily responsible for fostering,administering and promoting the game of blind cricket in NSW. http://www.searchuk.com/Top/Sports/Cricket/Blind/
WebGuest - Open Directory Sports Cricket Blind Sites NSW blind cricket Association Association primarily responsible forfostering, administering and promoting the game of blind cricket in NSW. http://directory.webguest.com/index.cgi/Sports/Cricket/Blind/
Blind Sporting Council - Cricket GENERAL INFORMATION. blind cricket is similar to traditional cricketwith minor modifications.. The ball must be bowled underarm http://www.blindsport.com.au/cricket.html
Extractions: Blind cricket is similar to traditional cricket with minor modifications.. The ball must be bowled underarm with at least 2 bounces on the pitch either side of the halfway line. Over the last 30 years the ball used for blind cricket has changes significantly from a woven cane ball dunked in water, to a nylon ball and now to a hardened plastic ball. All balls make a rattling sound enabling people with little or no vision to play the sport. The South Australian Blind Cricket Club was formed in 1970 and has fielded teams in the National Championships ever since. In 1998, four South Australians were selected for the National Training Squad with two being selected to represent Australia in the inaugural Blind Cricket World Cup held in India. SA had two in the current National Training Squad with one being selected for the 2nd World Cup in 2002.
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V.I.P. NET SITES OF INTEREST QUEENSLAND Aid for the Blind (Queensland) Inc; Queensland Blind Association;Queensland blind cricket Association; NSW blind cricket Association; http://www.home.aone.net.au/bvip/page5.html
Sport Links NSW blind cricket Association. South Australian blind cricket Club. Queenslandblind cricket Association. Victorian blind cricket Association. http://www.blindgolf.org.au/sports.htm
Npower-cricket teams. Showcasing blind cricket So how is it played? The main differencebetween standard cricket and blind cricket is the ball. A http://www.npower.com/html/disabledcricket_5640.htm
Cricket Laws - Rules players alike. Access laws and rules for variations of the sport ofcricket including indoor cricket and blind cricket. blind cricket http://www.abcofcricket.com/Laws/laws.htm
Extractions: First implemented in 1744, the Laws of Cricket are designed to maintain the spirit of the game. Join with me, as we learn all about the laws, which govern the playing of the sport. Please note this link requires you to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your PC. By providing the Laws in portable data format (pdf), the MCC allows you to download them to your desktop or browser for printing, viewing or storage at your leisure. If you dont have Acrobat Reader you can get it now from the following link.
