Cricket Scorers Untallied

In which Brian, Jules, Mark and Sue do their best to create a podcast without producer Luke and discuss The Hundred, scoreboard layouts, The Hundred, Women's cricket, The Hundred, scoreboard operation, The Hundred, top and bottom sheets, The Hundred and and just in case you missed it, the 16.4.

Instead of an interview this week, the team discuss what 'The Hundred' is and share their experiences of working in this brand new format of cricket.

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In which Brian, Jules, Mark and Sue discuss Oxbridge, Ladies 100, County Cricket trials 'normal' cricket, the Oval, great take up for scorer training, the importance of taking paper back ups, Jules gets her 1st Class County Cap, different paces of cricket, when numbers don't always help, Sovereign Cup, smudge watch, handle ball, Old Merchant Taylors/Sailers, Brian's favourite umpire, Play Cricket Scorer App Vs. Pro, and Happy Birthday CSU!

Questions Asked: Should wides in PCS Pro be counted as deliveries in the partnership but not for balls faced by the batman

Instead of an interview this week, the team field questions about the PCS App. 

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In which Brian, Mark and Sue discuss records broken, timed breaks in play, over rates, Second XI, replacement designated non-batters, professional combined counties, from golf to cricket, concussion replacements, stumped on a technicality, The Hundred, Twenty20, live streaming of games, Countdown cricket, scoring against the match type, gentlemanly actions, 

Question Answered: Do you get the first run if the second run is not complete due to injury?

Questions Asked: How do you set up PCS Pro to include wides in a partnership? If you are setting up a friendly/ad hoc match in PCS Pro and something changes about the match regulations, how would you deal with that?

In this week's interview Sue talks to Sarah Berman about her experience as a scorer in Sydney.

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In which Brian, Jules, Mark and Sue discuss getting back to cricket, more COVID regs, some exciting catches, assists, unfair run outs, DLS, restarting the season, scoring for the first time, COVID best practice reminders,

Question Answered: What should scorers be doing to prepare for the new season?

Question Asked: Do you get the first run if the second run is not complete due to injury?

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In which Brian, Jules and Sue discuss post COVID roadmap action, training, PCS Pro V4 newsflash, PCS Pro and cameras, product placement in cricket, smoking during games, Tea, 6 Sixes, scorebox tours, Jules' panel and pathway perspective and preseason training.

Question Answered: What's the strangest condition or situation that you've scored in?

Question Asked: What should scorers be doing to prepare for the new season?

In this week's interview Sue talks to Debbie Beesley, Mel Smith and  Heather Vernon about County Scorer Panels.

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In which Brian, Jules, Mark and Sue discuss abnormal bail movements, scorer communication, walkie talkies, various notable achievements from around the cricket world, Brian recalls some games from his youth, catching catchers' shirt numbers, Third Umpires, sirens, bowling positions, umpire & scorer associations, the logistics of training scorers across the West Indies, Cricket Scorers Untallied on tour, Boxhill scoring, weatherproofing, a job advert in Somerset, DLS software, The 100, A request for Messrs Stern & Kendix, submission requests for you own 100 score sheets. 

Question Answered: Is PCS Pro/NV Play capable of handling The 100 and are there new score cards being made for the game?

Question Asked: What's the strangest condition or situation that you've scored in?

In this week's interview Mark talks to Suzanne Belle about scoring in Barbados.

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In which Brian, Jules, Mark and Sue discuss Zoom meetings, Chris Tindall, commission from Amazon sales, paper scoring rain covers, logging the number of games you've scored, the record for the most amount of dots balls at the start of a test match, other remarkable records, an Afghanistan Vs Ireland pop quiz, average rainfall in Abu Dhabi, a musical request, a bit of debate about last week's question.

Question Answered: A Batter runs a single and appears to pull a muscle in their leg and is taken off the pitch in a medical buggy, is listed as "retired hurt" and the team is listed as being "all out" at the end of the innings. In the second innings the Batter is listed as "absent hurt" and the team are again listed as "all out" at the end of the innings. Given that "retired hurt" is not mentioned in the Laws of Cricket, how should this have been recorded in the scorebook?

Question Asked: Is PCS Pro/NV Play capable of handling The 100 and are there new score cards being made for the game?

In this week's interview Sue talks to Andrew Hignell from Statistics Logistics.

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In which Brian, Jules, Mark and Sue discuss our new host joining the team; Mark Shepherd,  how/whether the next season and Southern Hemisphere's current season  will continue with COVID regulations, the logistics of playing Red Ball and Limited Over in the same league, keeping the Red Ball game interesting, registration of Overseas Players, the positives of having an overseas player on your team, NZ & Aus first appointments, family Umpire/Scorers pairings, Jules's recent score sheets, having a scorer with the commentary team, and an exciting Christmas present!

Question Answered: The striker faced a legal ball, hit the ball with the bat and set off for a run. Realising the run was not there, he returned to his crease. Before grounding his bat, the striker has his wicket broken and was given out by the striker’s end umpire. How was he out?

Question Asked: A Batter runs a single and appears to pull a muscle in their leg and is taken off the pitch in a medical buggy, is listed as "retired hurt" and the team is listed as being "all out" at the end of the innings. In the second innings the Batter is listed as "absent hurt" and the team are again listed as "all out" at the end of the innings. Given that "retired hurt" is not mentioned in the Laws of Cricket, how should this have been recorded in the scorebook?

In this week's interview Sue talks to Pete Mayell; Cricket Services Manager at NV Play.

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In which Brian, Jules and Sue discuss meetings, archives, learning to bowl, a clarification from last episode, The Big Bash rules, substitutions, The X-Factor, powerplays, IPL length, why is 111 unlucky, superstitions, player firsts, Otago NZ and not meeting in India

In this week's interview Jules talks to Adam Morehouse about how scoring is run in Australia.

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