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GAME DAY

Coaches

Clubs are responsible to ensure all Coaches (including assistant coaches) for any training or matches authorised by or related to Metropolitan Junior Community Cricket competitions are:

  1. registered in PlayHQ as a Coach

  2. allocated to the team(s) they are coaching

  3. aware of and understand the relevant policies/codes/guidelines that apply.

Coach helping kid put on a cricket helmet.

Stage 1

Year 4 and Year 5 Boys,
Year 4-5, Year 6-7 Girls

Participation focussed with strong emphasis on having fun with friends. Everyone bats and bowls!

kid batting moving feet to the ball while batting in a game.

Stage 2

Year 6 and Year 7 Boys,
Year 8-9 Girls

Mix of participation focussed matches and competitive matches. Main focus on having fun with friends, old and new!

bowler going through their bowling action, right about to release the ball during a match.

Stage 3

Year 8, Year 9 and Year 10-11 Boys,
Year 10-11-12 Girls

More competitive matches, but focus is still on having fun with friends. Take more wickets, make more runs!

Resources

  • What do I do if it's raining?
    Both teams should arrive to the match in preparation for the scheduled start of play, and if conditions are considered unsafe, the match should be cancelled.
  • What do I do if there's a rule breach during the match?
    Note it in the match report
  • What do I do if there's a behavioral incident during a match?
    Note it in the match report.
  • What should I do if a player gets hit in the head during a game?
    Visit the Player Safety page for the MJCC Concussion Policy.

Game Day Support

Match Day Resources Folder

Pre & Post Match Checklist

WA Cricket PlayHQ Page

E-Scoring Support

Umpiring Junior Cricket

PlayCricket Support

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