On the second day of the cricket match, the play begins at 10:00 am. The batting team's Captain announces a declaration at 10:25 am. At what time will the play recommence?

Lunch will end at 1:00 pm and the Captain has declared innings closed at 12:54 pm,
At what time will you resume?

A side is out at 11:50, Lunch is at 12:00 noon for 60 minutes. When will Lunch be taken? When will play resume?

What is the maximum length of a drinks interval?

When may the timing for a drinks interval can be altered?

Laws allow the Umpires to determine the drinks intervals on each day before the start of the day's play.
True or False?

At what point can the Captains of both teams decide to forego the Tea interval?

At what point should the Umpire declare 'Time' during the match?

Is it true or false that the bails will be taken off from each wicket after the call of time?

   What is the signal for the start of the Last Hour?

What is the appropriate number of overs to be bowled during the 44-minute period of play when using the Time Left calculation method?

  Where should the toss for innings take place:

What are the time limits for the toss for innings to be done?

Is the presence of the Umpire required during the toss? Yes or No?

When does the innings for the two opening Batters commence?

Can the Captain of the batting team forfeit their innings prior to their innings beginning?

The Umpires may 'award a match' to a side when they, either, concede defeat or refuse to play. True or False?

The Bowler runs up to deliver a ball but the wet ball slips out of his hands, and drops in front on the pitch Will this delivery count in the over?

The Bowler, while on his run-up, sees the Non-Striker outside his ground, and throws the ball to run out the Non-Striker. The Umpire gives the Batter out. Will this ball count as one of the over?

When does an over start?

You have called 'Over' and moved to the Striker's end for the next over. After one delivery, the scorers inform you that you allowed only 5 balls in the previous over. What should you do?

A Striker takes guard outside his crease and sets off for the first run from there. Is that a short run?

The Striker's end Umpire sees a Batter run short at his end. Will he make the call & signal during play or after the ball is dead

When a Batter is dismissed, no runs except penalties shall be given. What are the two exceptions to this rule ?

Which of these runs is debited against the Bowler's analysis?

The Batters complete two runs. Both Umpires call and signal Short run. How many runs are scored?

How many runs are scored if the Batters have run 4 and crossed on the 5th (but not completed it) before the ball crosses the boundary?

The Batters have just started on their third run when a Fielder, attempting to stop the ball, succeeds only in diverting it across the boundary. How many runs are scored?

Who decides whether or not the ball is finally settled in the hands of the Wicket-keeper or the

Bowler?

What is the first action of an Umpire whenever he intervenes in a case of unfair play?

  The Striker is not ready to receive a delivery and makes no attempt to play the ball. Will the ball count in the over?

A ball, fairly delivered, bounces more than once and is rolling when the Striker hits it to the boundary.

How many runs should be added to the total?

The Bowler accidentally knocks the bails off the stumps whilst delivering the ball, what should the Umpire do?

A ball, fairly delivered, comes to rest in front of the line of the Striker's wicket without having touched

either the bat or person of the Striker. What action do you take?

The Bowler flexes his wrist during his action of delivery of the ball. Is that permitted?

While delivering the ball, the Bowler's leg brushes against the wicket and a bail falls down.

What action shall the Umpires take?

A Bowler in his delivery stride, lands his back foot within and not touching the return crease. But while delivering the ball, his back foot swipes across the forward extension of return crease.
Is that a 'No-Ball'?

A match is being played on an artificial surface, which is only 7 feet in width. A ball pitches right on the edge of the mat. What should the Umpire do?

In how many ways a Batter is dismissed from a Wide Ball?

When should the Umpire call and signal 'Wide-Ball'?

A Wide ball reaches the long-leg boundary. How many runs are scored? Where will these be entered?

The Umpire calls a ball wide and the Striker is given out Stumped. Will any runs be scored?

  If both Batters run short in one and the same run, how many runs would you deduct?

Where should the sight-screens is to be positioned?

The Bowler has thrown the ball, before reaching his delivery stride, at the Striker's end in an attempt to run him out. The Umpire at square-leg has called 'No-ball'. Is the action correct?

The ball becomes automatically Dead when it lodges in the pads of the Striker. True or False?

A boundary 6 can only be awarded if the ball has been struck with the bat. Is that True or False?

The ball does not count in the over if there is an offence of illegal fielding under Law 28.2. True or False

What signals should you give to the Scorer in the following situation?
A 'no-ball' is missed by the Striker and Wicket-keeper. The Batters run three runs of which the first is called short, and the Striker is given 'run out' before he finishes the third.