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Umpiring Quiz 1

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the maximum number of players allowed to field at one time?

a)

7

b)

9

c)

11

d)

13

2.

When is the nomination to be completed?

a)

Before the match starts

b)

After the match ends

c)

During the tea break

d)

There is no nomination in cricket

3.

After the nomination is done, who has the authority to perform the toss if the Captain is unavailable?

a)

The Team Manager.

b)

Any person who is on the list of nominated players.

c)

Any person connected with the team


d)

The Umpires

4.

 A Substitute has come on during the game and takes on the role of Captain. Is this permitted?

a)

Yes. A Substitute who comes in in place of the Captain can do this.

b)

No. Only one of the 11 can act as Captain.


5.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the team nomination in cricket?

a)

The Captain can make changes in the team nomination before the match starts

b)

The Captain cannot make any changes once the team is nominated by the manager/coach

6.

Which of the following individuals is the sole authority for determining the suitability of the pitch for game play?

a)

Umpire

b)

Captain of the batting team

c)

 Match referee

d)

Groundskeeper

7.

Who bears the responsibility for ensuring that the game is played in accordance with both The Spirit of Cricket and the Laws?

a)

The Team Manager.

b)

The Chairman of the Club

c)

The Umpires

d)

The Captains

8.

 What is the required time for Umpires to be present at the ground before the start of a cricket match?

a)

120 minutes, at least

b)

90 minutes, at least

c)

45 minutes, at least

d)

35 minutes, at least

9.

Who are the sole judges responsible for unfair play?

a)

Umpires

b)

Coaches

c)

Captains

d)

Groundsmen

10.

Which signal should you give to the scorers when your colleague at the Striker's end calls and signals 'No-Ball', the Striker attempts to hit the ball but misses, and the ball crosses the boundary?

a)

No-Ball

b)

Bye

c)

Boundary

d)

Out

11.

When are the Umpires required to change ends?

a)

After each innings

b)

After each side has had one completed innings

c)

They remain at one end throughout the match

12.

Which signal indicates the awarding of 5 penalty runs to the batting side in cricket?

a)

By repeated tapping of one shoulder with the opposite hand.

b)

A wave of the hand from side to side

c)

A tap on the shoulder by the fielding captain

d)

A nod from the third umpire

13.

Which umpire makes signals to scorers in cricket?

a)

The fielding captain

b)

The square-leg umpire

c)

 The third umpire

d)

The on-field umpire

14.

How many scorers need to be designated for the cricket match?

a)

5

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

15.

What is the signal used to indicate a Short Run in cricket?

a)

Single hand raised with index finger

b)

Both hands raised with palms open

c)

Both hands raised with palms closed

d)

By bending one arm upwards and touching the nearer shoulder with the tips of the fingers

16.

Who holds the responsibility for the possession and management of the cricket balls to be used during the match?

a)

The Captains

b)

The Ground Authority

c)

The Umpires

d)

The Fielders

17.

When is a new ball allowed to be taken in the same innings?

a)

After 75 or more are bowled with the old one

b)

After 85 or more are bowled with the old one

c)

After 100 or more are bowled with the old one

d)

After 80 or more are bowled with the old one

18.

Is it possible for the Umpires to replace the ball on their own accord, without any appeal from either team, if they deem it unfit for play?

a)

No. One of the sides has to appeal

b)

Yes. They can change the ball without appeal

c)

Both Captains have to agree to a change of ball

19.

What is the signal by Umpire, when a new ball is taken.

a)

The ball is held above the head so it can be clearly seen

b)

Ball is placed on head

c)

No signal is to be made

20.

When a new ball is taken, to whom should the Umpire relay the information?

a)

The Batters Only

b)

The Scorer only

c)

The other Umpire

d)

All of the above

21.

What is the maximum permitted length of a bat?

a)

27 inches

b)

30 inches

c)

38 inches

d)

28 inches

22.

What is the maximum width of the bat?

a)

6.2 inches

b)

4.25 inches

c)

5.2 inches

d)

5 inches

23.

What is the maximum weight allowed for a cricket bat?

a)

1.5 Kgs

b)

3 Kgs

c)

No weight speculations are given

d)

2 Kgs

24.

What materials are allowed for the blade of a cricket bat?

a)

Aluminium

b)

Wood

c)

Bamboo

d)

Steel

25.

The incoming Batter has come with a bat made of 'fiber glass'. The fielding Captain has no objection to its use. Will you allow its use?

a)

Yes

b)

No

26.

What is the measurement of the pitch's length?

a)

15 Yards

b)

20 Yards

c)

22 Yards

d)

25 Yards

27.

Is it possible to change the cricket pitch being used?

a)

No. The match has to be called off

b)

Yes. If it becomes dangerous and it is unreasonable to play on it, and only if the Captains consent.

c)

Yes. The Umpires may change it at any time

28.

What is the measurement of the bowling crease?

a)

8ft 8 inches

b)

8ft 9 inches

c)

9ft 8 inches

d)

8ft 6 inches

29.

Which two creases are considered to have unlimited length?

a)

Popping crease & Bowling Crease

b)

Bowling Crease & Return Crease

c)

Popping Crease & Return Crease

30.

Distance between the popping crease & the Bowling crease

a)

4 Feet

b)

3 Feet

c)

5 Feet

d)

6 Feet

31.

  What is the distance between the center of the middle stump & the return crease?

a)

5 Feet

b)

5 Feet 4 inches

c)

6 Feet

d)

4 Feet 4 inches

32.

What material are the stumps and bails made of?

a)

Either aluminum, wood, or plastic

b)

Wood only

c)

Plastic only

33.

Who holds the authority to determine the removal of bails?

a)

The Captains

b)

The Umpires

c)

The Groundsman

d)

The Bowlers

34.

If the bails keep falling off from only one end due to wind or improper grooves, is it acceptable to remove the bails from that particular end?

a)

Yes. This is fine

b)

No. Bails from both ends must be removed

c)

Ask the Captains

35.

What is the standard shape of the stumps in cricket?


a)

Outside ground - Cylindrical

b)

Outside ground - Square

c)

Outside ground - Oval

36.

On what occasions might a cricket pitch be rolled?

a)

At the start of each innings & start of each day's play

b)

At the start of each day's play only.

c)

At the start of each day's play & each new innings, except the first innings of the match

d)

At the end of every match

37.

What is the length of rolling time permitted?

a)

Minimum 7 minutes

b)

Maximum 7 minutes

c)

Minimum 10 minutes

d)

Maximum 10 minutes

38.

Who holds the authority to decide which roller should be used on the pitch?

a)

The Captain of the batting side

b)

The Captain of the fielding side

c)

The Umpires will decide

d)

The Groundsman

39.

The batting Captain asks you to roll the pitch sideways. Is it permitted?

a)

No. Only rolling of the whole pitch, lengthwise, is permitted.

b)

Yes. This may be allowed

c)

Yes. If the fielding Captain has no objection

40.

Play is to start at 10.00 am. When should rolling take place?

a)

Start between 9.00 am & 9.50 am.

b)

  Start between 9.30 am and 9.50 am.

c)

Should be finished by 9.50 am

d)

Start between 9.15 am and 9.45 am.

41.

What is the width of the non-turf pitch in cricket?

a)

8 Feet

b)

6 Feet

c)

10 Feet

d)

7 Feet

42.

How are creases supposed to be marked?

a)

By blue lines.

b)

By white lines

c)

By scraping the ground

43.

Can the start of the rolling be delayed by the batting Captain?

a)

No. It must start at the time told by the Umpire between 30 min & 10 min before the start

b)

Yes. The Captain is allowed to specify the time for rolling to start (between 30m & 10m prior).

44.

How frequently is the pitch allowed to be watered during the match?

a)

Once every morning

b)

Never

c)

Every alternate day

45.

Do players have permission to use sawdust to enhance their footholds?

a)

No, they are not allowed

b)

Yes, but it must be ensured there is no damage to the pitch

c)

Yes. Can be used without any restriction

46.

if there is no prior agreement on the use of covers before the match commences, what portion of the pitch can be covered, if at all

a)

No covers will be used

b)

The match pitch & one pitch on either side will becovered.

c)

The entire pitch + 4ft at each end shall be covered, along with the Bowler's run-up, where possible.

47.

At what time should the overnight covers on the pitch be taken off each morning?


a)

When the Umpires arrive at the ground

b)

90 minutes before the scheduled start

c)

As soon as is practicable.

d)

Whenever the Grounds Authority wishes

48.

When is it permissible to remark the creases during a match?

a)

Whenever the Umpire considers it necessary.

b)

Only during intervals.

c)

Only at end of each day

d)

Whenever Captain ask

49.

When can clearing of debris be done by hand?

a)

Before mowing & whenever the Umpire deems fit

b)

  Not permitted.

c)

After rolling and before start of play.

50.

What is the deadline for completing the mowing of the outfield on each following day during the cricket match?

a)

Before start of play

b)

30 minutes before start of play

 

c)

15 minutes before start of play

d)

20 minutes before start of play