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28/03/2008

Know your signals!

As the new season approaches we need to start thinking about refreshing our memories on the laws of the game and the duties that we may be called on to perform.

Two of the most common duties are umpiring and scoring and it is therefore important for us to be familiar with the umpiring signals that we may need to execute or recognise. The pictures below show some of the common signals as well as a few that you may not be familiar with.

You are likely to be involved with one or the other duties this summer so get learning!

Dead ball signal
Signalling dead ball

No ball signal
Signalling no ball

Out signal
Signalling out

Four signal - first picture and final picture

Four signal - second pic

Four signal - first picture and final picture
Signalling four

Five runs batting
Signalling five penalty runs to the batting side

Leg bye signal
Signalling leg bye

Revoking last signal
Revoking the last signal

Last hour
Put the kettle on, Pits is coming in
(Signalling the last hour is commencing)

One short signal
Signalling a short run

Umpiring signals
Nick is bowling 

Six signal
Jim is bowling 

Bye signal
Signalling byes

Penalty runs to the fielding side
Signalling five penalty runs to the fielding side

New ball
Signalling

new ball



By Nick Shewring




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Billy Bowden likes to add a bit of entertainment to his signals!