About this event
Take the field in the Cricket Championship at the Youth United Festival and showcase your team's skill, strategy, and spirit. This event brings together passionate players to compete in an energetic and competitive environment where batting, bowling, fielding, and teamwork all come into play. Participants will have the opportunity to demonstrate their abilities while promoting sportsmanship, discipline, and respect for fellow competitors.
🏆 PRIZE DETAILS
🥇 First Place — Certificates, trophy, and medals
🥈 Second Place — Certificates and medals
🥉 Third Place — Certificates only
General Guidelines
- Only the first 24 entries will be considered.
- Categories: 6th Standard – 8th Standard, and 9th Standard – 12th Standard.
- Matches will be conducted on matting pitches.
- Two Super Substitutes are allowed for each team.
- Red cricket balls will be provided for all matches.
- Dress Code: Whites.
- No drinks break will be provided during an innings.
- The MCC Code of Conduct will be followed throughout the tournament.
- Registration and payment must be completed through the link provided in the poster, with the Captain Name and School Name.
- A school can submit a maximum of two entries per category.
Rules & Regulations
- Each match will consist of 16 overs per side.
- In case of a tie, a Super Over will decide the winner.
- A minimum of 8 overs per side constitutes a match.
- The team batting second must have completed at least 6 overs for match completion.
- A minimum of 6 bowlers must bowl in an innings: 4 bowlers may bowl a maximum of 3 overs each, and 2 bowlers a maximum of 2 overs each.
- Field restrictions apply based on the designated 25-yard circle.
- Bowling teams must complete their overs within the prescribed time; failure results in one outside fielder being moved inside the circle.
- Every No Ball is followed by a Free Hit.
- Maximum 5 fielders on the on-side at any time.
- Only one short-pitched ball above shoulder height per over is permitted; additional such deliveries are No Balls.
- A short-pitched delivery passing above the batter's head is called a Wide.
- A full-pitched delivery passing above waist height is called a No Ball.