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STREETSMARTS SECONDARY SCHOOLS CHALLENGE 2021 REGIONAL INTRODUCTION AND NOMINATION FORMS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Competition Welcome 3
A message from the Minister for Transport and Main Roads 4
An invitation from the Community Cricket Manager 5
QLD Cricket Support 6
Competition Structure 7
Stage Brief 9
District Conveners 11
QLD Cricket Contacts 12
Match Conditions and Regulations 13
Stage 2 T20 Rules (Intermediate Female Division) 14
Stage 2 T20 Rules (Intermediate and Open Female, Male Divisions) 16
Spirit of the Game 18
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WELCOME
The StreetSmarts Secondary School T20 Challenge is designed to help Education
Queensland and Queensland Cricket promote and develop the game of cricket
throughout the State. This competition provides male and female Secondary School
students the chance to participate in a formal State-Wide Cricket Competition while
gaining a great experience within their divisions:
• Intermediate Male
• Open Male
• Intermediate Female
• Open Female
The competition offers a shorter format to help more schools participate and limit the
amount of travel during knock out stages. We also believe that schools that reach the
Conference and State Finals will leave with a memorable experience for their students.
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ARRIVE SAFE THIS SUMMER
The Queensland Government is proud to be a major partner of the StreetSmarts
Secondary Schools T20 Challenge.
The government has partnered with Queensland Cricket for a number of years to promote
the importance of road safety to our next generation.
I am pleased to see that cricket and the T20 format continues to be so popular. The skills
you learn on the field and from being part of a team will help you to be a safe driver too.
Everyone has a role to play, whether you are a driver or a passenger. It is important to use
your StreetSmarts to follow the road rules, avoid distractions, and look out for your mates.
We are committed to making the road safer for everyone, but we can’t do it alone.
We need your help to lead the way when it comes to making the best and safest
decisions on the road.
Enjoy this T20 season, get involved and most importantly, stay safe on the roads.
The Hon. Mark Bailey MP
Minister for Transport and Main Roads
Proudly supported by StreetSmarts, a social change program
of the Queensland Government
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AN INVITATION FROM THE COMMUNITY CRICKET MANAGER
To the Cricket Conveners and Ambassadors at all Queensland Secondary Schools:
This letter is to invite your school to participate in the 2021 Secondary Schools T20 State
Challenge. This competition is open to all Secondary (state and independent) Schools
in Queensland and has now expanded to 4 divisions - Girls Open Division, Boys Open
Division, Girls Intermediate Division and Boys Intermediate Division.
Thanks to our partnership with TMR, entry into the competition will be free for 2021.
Your 2021 State Convenor is Steven Farrell (Email: steven.farrell@qldcricket.com.au or
Phone: 0434 225 242).
We look forward to receiving your nomination for the 2021 Competition. Nominations are
to be sent to your regional Convenor and QC Convenor. Please do not nominate directly
to Steven Farrell.
A list of regional Conveners is attached along with a registration form. An email of
expression of interest or registration form is all that is required to nominate for the
competition.
If your school makes the State Final, there will be some financial support available from
QC, who will utilise the support from TMR to partially subsidise the expenses incurred by
travelling schools in the state final.
For your convenience, the T20 State challenge rules are enclosed and posted on the QC
website. The details of the schools participating, draw for the competition in 2021 will be
posted on the MyCricket website.
Yours in cricket.
John Stimpson
Community Cricket Manager
Queensland Cricket
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QUEENSLAND CRICKET SUPPORT
We are assisted by QLD Cricket’s regional staff who are available to help you in fixturing
and contact details of other schools, as well as organisation of the competition.
QLD Cricket will be providing further support of the competition with the following:
WEBSITE
The competition is now supported
by its very own website which is run
through the MyCricket platform.
Progression of the competition and any
other information can be viewed here.
www.secondaryschoolst20challenge.
qld.cricket.com.au/
ALL SCHOOLS WILL RECEIVE
UPON REGISTRATION
A Brisbane Heat Wide-Brim Hat will be
presented to each teacher as a gesture
of thanks for their participation in the
competition.
CONFERENCE FINALS
Each school that finishes top in
the (Male Intermediate, Female
Intermediate, Female Open and Male
Open) competitions will receive Gold
medallions for their achievement.
STATE FINAL
The final will be played at a prestigious
Southern Conference venue (to be
determined shortly)
The winner of each Intermediate and
Open competition will receive a Trophy
and Medallions.
Depending on availability players
and supervising staff will have an
opportunity to attend the BUPA
National Cricket Centre at Albion,
if Final is in Brisbane
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COMPE TITION S TRUC TURE 2021
ROAD TO THE FINAL
NORTHERN CONFERENCE
REGIONAL COMPETITIONS
CENTRAL QLD MACKAY-WHITSUNDAYS FAR NORTH QLD NORTH QLD
Rockhampton Cairns
Mackay Townsville
Gladstone Tablelands
Whitsundays Charters Towers
Emerald Cassowary Coast
REGIONAL FINALS REGIONAL FINALS
Rockhampton WINNER Mackay WINNER Cairns WINNER Townsville WINNER
VS Gladstone WINNER VS VS Tablelands WINNER VS
VS Emerald WINNER Whitsundays WINNER VS Cassowary Coast WINNER Charters Towers WINNER
MEGA-REGIONAL FINALS
CENTRAL QLD MACKAY-WHITSUNDAYS FAR NORTH QLD NORTH QLD
VS VS
Regional WINNER Regional WINNER Regional WINNER Regional WINNER
NORTHERN CONFERENCE FINALS
GREATER CENTRAL QLD GREATER NORTH QLD
Regional WINNER Regional WINNER
STATE FINAL
SOUTH CONFERENCE NORTH CONFERENCE
WINNER WINNER
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COMPE TITION S TRUC TURE 2021
ROAD TO THE FINAL
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
REGIONAL COMPETITIONS INDEPENDENT
WIDE BAY/SUNSHINE COAST SEQ BRISBANE METRO SEQ BRISBANE INDEPENDENT
Bundaberg Burnett Brisbane West Brisbane South Logan Ipswich GPS 1/QGSSSA 1 TAS / CaSSSA 1
VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS
Maryborough- Gympie Brisbane North Brisbane East Gold Coast Darling Downs GPS 2/QGSSSA 2 AIC / CaSSSA 2
Hervey Bay
WINNER 1 VS WINNER 2
REGIONAL FINALS
WNR WB VS WNR SC WNR SEQ BM1 VS WNR SEQ BM2 WNR SEQ S1 VS WNR SEQ S2 WNR IND 1 VS WNR IND 2
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE FINALS
WNR WB/SC VS WNR SEQ BM WNR SEQS VS WNR IND
WINNER GAME 1 VS WINNER GAME 2
STATE FINAL
SOUTH CONFERENCE NORTH CONFERENCE
WINNER WINNER
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STAGE BRIEF
In previous competitions, there have been problems completing games by the due date. It is
crucial that we stick to the dates allocated. Please plan your games to allow for bad weather,
exams, other sporting commitments, administrative requirements, etc. If a game can’t be played
by that date, you must contact your Regional Convenor and it will be up to them as to whether an
extension can be granted or if both teams are to forfeit. Once one school or match falls behind,
others are then impacted upon. It is also expected that once you commit to this competition you
do not forfeit the conference or state final.
Each district will have a Convenor who takes nominations and Organises the Stage 1 district draw.
STAGE 1 – REGIONAL/INDEPENDENT
to increase depth and provide a pathway for
COMPETITIONS
students.
(TO BE COMPLETED BY THURSDAY 1ST APRIL)
Schools will play in their district round robin
The State Secondary Schools Competition is
and regional competitions to determine who
now strictly T20 cricket or a modified shorter
advances to stage 2.
length if approved by Convenor.
The most important aspect is the students The male and female Independent Schools
enjoy themselves, and the format offers the will playoff in a one-day derby between
greatest number of schools the opportunity GPS, AIC and TAS, along with QGSSSA and
to participate. CASSSA all to be completed early in Term 2.
Schools are encouraged to enter teams in all Be aware that following Stages will all be under the T20 format
*
and rules - Cricket Australia Stage 2 T20 Rules for Intermediate
Four divisions – Male Open, Female Open and Female, and Cricket Australia Stage 3 T20 Rules for Intermediate
Male and Female Intermediate (Grades 7- 9) Male and Senior Male and Female.
STAGE 2 – MEGA-REGIONAL (NORTH)
& REGIONAL (SOUTH) FINALS
(TO BE COMPLETED BY FRIDAY 28TH MAY)
NORTHERN CONFERENCE schools will
play mega-regional finals to determine who
advances to stage 3 - Greater North & Greater
Central finals.
The winning SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
schools will participate in a derby day match
against neighbouring Districts in the Central,
North and South Zones to determine who
advances to stage 3 Southern Conference
Finals.
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STAGE BRIEF – (CONT.)
STAGE 3 – CONFERENCE FINALS
(TO BE COMPLETED BY FRIDAY 6TH AUGUST)
STATE FINAL – SOUTHERN
Pink Ball to be Purchased by QC. The North • S
tate final played at AB Field or another
and South Conference Finals will each first-class venue - catering, umpiring and
be played at a central venue (if available) facilities organised and funded by QC
containing four grounds and will most likely
be on turf wickets. Annual scheduling will •P
layers and officials will be able to
now be in the middle of Term 3 as the undertake a tour of the NCC and/or have
Pupil Free day has been moved forward access to a Brisbane Heat Training session
to September. Teams may wish to travel (this will be dependent on availabilities of
on the weekend if required. facilities and teams at the time)
•F
unding from QC and will be available
STAGE 4 – STATE FINAL to assist with partially subsidising travel
(TO BE PLAYED ON 3RD SEPTEMBER 2021) expenses for travelling teams.
Pink Ball to be purchased by QC. Once the
winning Senior and Intermediate schools
have been determined from the Northern
and Southern Conference Finals they will
advance to the State Final.
QLD Cricket will host the State Final on
Friday 3rd September 2021. The location
of the final is yet to be determine; however,
AB Field is first preference on this occasion.
www.secondaryschoolst20challenge.qld.cricket.com.au 10DISTRICT CONVENERS
CONFERENCE STAFF ZONES REGIONS CONVENOR PHONE/ FAX EMAIL
NORTHERN
Luke Kennedy
NORTHERN COORDINATOR M: 0428 492 884 luke.kennedy@qldcricket.com.au
QLD Cricket
Gavern Lovett
Far North Queensland Cairns & District M: 0437 145 326 gavern.lovett@qldcricket.com.au
QLD Cricket
Anthony Stewart
North Queensland Townsville & District M: 0466 795 648 anthony.stewart@qldcricket.com.au
QLD Cricket
Luke Kennedy
Mackay - Whitsunday Mackay & District M: 0428 492 884 luke.kennedy@qldcricket.com.au
QLD Cricket
Rockhampton &
CENTRAL Kade Horan
District M: 0419 725 833 kade.horan@qldcricket.com.au
QUEENSLAND QLD Cricket
Gladstone & District
SOUTHERN Steven Farrell
SOUTHERN COORDINATOR M: 0434 225 242 steven.farrell@qldcricket.com.au
QLD Cricket
Bundaberg
WIDE BAY
Maryborough -
Nic Roberts
Hervey Bay M: 0428 724 819 nic.roberts@qldcricket.com.au
Coordinator QLD Cricket
Gympie
Nic Roberts
Burnett
NORTH Ryan Charles
Sunshine Coast M: 0424 788 499 ryan.charles@qldcricket.com.au
QLD Cricket
Coordinator
Sam Harris
Sam Harris Brisbane North M: 0402 177 429 sam.harris@qldcricket.com.au
QLD Cricket
Brisbane East - Daniel Kearney
M: 0409 520 051 daniel.kearney@qldcricket.com.au
Redlands QLD Cricket
Jeremy Crighton
Brisbane West M: 0466 463 528 jeremy.crighton@qldcricket.com.au
QLD Cricket
SOUTH Ipswich Liam Smith
M: 0457 195 550 liam.smith@qldcricket.com.au
Logan QLD Cricket
Coordinator
Trent Walters
Trent Walters Gold Coast M: 0432 328 973 trent.walters@qldcricket.com.au
QLD Cricket
Darling Downs Adam Paroz
M: 0419 725 834 adam.paroz@qldcricket.com.au
& SWQ QLD Cricket
INDEPENDENT BOYS GPS1
GPS2
Steven Farrell M: 0434 225 242 steven.farrell@qldcricket.com.au
Coordinator TAS
Steven Farrell AIC
INDEPENDENT GIRLS
QGSSSA
Steven Farrell M: 0434 225 242 steven.farrell@qldcricket.com.au
Coordinator CaSSSA
Steven Farrell
www.secondaryschoolst20challenge.qld.cricket.com.au 11CONVENER ROLE
• Promote and distribute handbook invitation •S
outhern Conference Regional Conveners
to ALL schools within your region and request will need to source District schools advancing
nominations. to Stage 2 Zone Derby Days.
• Produce draw, promote Competition • Inform QLD Cricket of the school and team
Conditions and Regulations and Rules that progresses through from each zone by
for Region. the end of Term 3.
• Email the list of nominating schools to
Steven Farrell.
QUEENSLAND CRICKET REGIONAL CONTACT LIST
POSITION / REGION PERSON EMAIL
CRICKET PARTNERSHIPS COORDINATOR
Steven Farrell steven.farrell@qldcricket.com.au
(BLAST & SCHOOLS) Queensland Cricket
AREA MANAGER NORTH
Mitch Farnell mitch.farnell@qldcricket.com.au
(Cairns, Townsville, Rockhampton, Gladstone & Mackay)
AREA MANAGER CENTRAL
Sam Curtis sam.curtis@qldcricket.com.au
(Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast,Metro North & Metro East)
AREA MANAGER SOUTH
John Butterworth john.butterworth@qldcricket.com.au
(Metro South West, Ipswich, Logan, Darling Downs & Gold Coast)
CRICKET PARTNERSHIPS COORDINATOR (SCHOOLS)
Jasper Sumner jasper.sumner@qldcricket.com.au
Queensland Cricket
NORTHERN COORDINATOR Luke Kennedy luke.kennedy@qldcricket.com.au
SOUTHERN COORDINATOR Steven Farrell steven.farrell@qldcricket.com.au
www.secondaryschoolst20challenge.qld.cricket.com.au 12MATCH CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS
INTERMEDIATE AND OPEN FEMALE INJURED PLAYER
DIVISION
Players that suffer an injury in the opinion of
This division will be played under the Rules the umpires/ teachers during the match are
of the Australian Cricket Junior Formats – able to be replaced by a student from the
Stage 2 and Stage 3 (see page 14) school, but that student cannot bat or bowl.
INTERMEDIATE AND OPEN MALE SAFETY GUIDELINES
DIVISION Participating schools should conduct their
own risk assessments and ensure games
This division will be played under the Rules
and training sessions are conducted in
of the Australian Cricket Junior Formats –
accordance with the Education Queensland
Stage 3 (see page 16)
Curriculum Activity Risk Assessment (CARA)
NOMINATIONS activity guidelines for cricket. The CARA for
cricket can be found here:
Schools are encouraged to nominate teams
http://education.qld.gov.au/curriculum/
in ALL FOUR divisions – Open Male and
carmg/sport.html
Female (Grades 10- 12) and Intermediate
Male and Female (Grades 7- 9)
SCORING
Teams have three options
1. T
eachers can score while umpiring
2. S
elect a RELIABLE student to score
on the sideline
3. Source a parent, teacher or volunteer
Schools should be in agreement with regards
to the option chosen. A sample Scoresheet
can be provided.
FORFEITS
In case of a forfeit, it is the offending
schools responsibility to notify the opposing
school as early as possible and update the
convenor.
PLAYING UNIFORMS
Students are encouraged to wear white long
pants with school sports shirt or white shirt
though no penalty will be incurred if teams
are unable to comply.
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INTERMEDIATE FEMALE DIVISION
1. DURATION OF MATCH • A
ny retired batters can return when all
others have batted, in the order they
Through stages 2-4 matches will consist
retired
of one innings per side, each innings being
• A
ll balls (regardless of whether wides/no
limited to 20 overs (120 balls). A minimum of
balls) will be included in the batters ball
5 overs per team shall constitute a match.
count
The match should be completed in 2h
• T
he innings is deemed closed after 8
45mins (165mins)
wickets have fallen
2. HOURS OF PLAY AND INTERVALS
8. BOWLING
Session 1: 75 mins (20 overs)
• 6
balls per over (maximum of 8 balls per
Interval: 15 mins over except the last over where 6 legal
deliveries must be bowled)
Session 2: 75 mins (20 overs))
• A
WIDE shall be deemed once the ball
No drink breaks unless circumstances
lands off the pitch, stops the batter playing
require
a normal cricket shot or any leg side
delivery
3. TEAM • M
ax 4 x overs
9 players per team (maximum of 9 players • C
oaches are encouraged to rotate the
on field). opportunity for players to bowl 4 overs
in a match
4. PITCH TYPE AND LENGTH • B
owlers change ends at 10 overs
Hard wicket – 18m length. Option to move • C
urrent Cricket Australia Pace Bowling
stumps in at each end to the 2 crease lines guidelines apply (please refer to Well
(17.7m) Played – Australian Cricket’s Playing
Policies and Community Guidelines)
http://community.cricket.com.au/clubs/
5. BOUNDARY well-played
45m (maximum) – measured from the middle • N
o free hits off no balls.
of the wicket
9. FIELDING
6. BALL • R
otation of fielders is recommended to
142g hard or leather ensure all players experience all positions
• N
o fielders within 10m (except regulation
off-side slips, gully and wicket-keeper)
7. BATTING
• I f more than 9 players are present at a
• All batters retire at 20 balls (with the
match, they should rotate onto the field
assumption that some players will be
each over
dismissed)
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INTERMEDIATE FEMALE DIVISION
10. DISMISSALS 13. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
All modes of dismissal count • H
elmet (including the Wicket Keeper)
11. MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PLAYERS • Pads
AND IMPACT • Gloves
• 9 players per team (it is understood that • A
dditional safety equipment is available
teams often contain additional players based on match conditions and/or
to cater for holidays, illness or other personal preference.
commitments)
14. DELAYED OR INTERRUPTED
• 7 players per team minimum are required
MATCHES - CALCULATION OF THE
to play the game
TARGET SCORE
• 11 players per team maximum are able to
When revising a target multiply the lost overs
be allocated to a team (only 9 on field at
by the oppositions’ run rate and subtract this
any given time)
figure from their total to provide target. e.g.
• Only 9 players can be on the field at any Team batting first scores 120 from 20overs =
given time i.e. only 9 can bat and bowl run rate of 6. Team batting second losses 5
overs, so calculation is 6 x 5 = 30 leaving 91
• 2 players out in the first 6 overs, 5 players as the target required to win.
out from 7-20 overs. No more than 4
players on the leg side 15. FINALS
12. EQUIPMENT Once Stage 1 District winners have been
finalised, could Conveners update who will
• 2 sets of stumps (with base and bails) – act as the Conveners for the Final Rounds.
minimum of 1 set of portable stumps
• Bat size: Size 5 or 6 (weightSTAGE 3 T20 RULES
INTERMEDIATE MALE, OPEN MALE AND FEMALE DIVISIONS
1. DURATION OF MATCH 8. BOWLING
Through stages 2-4 matches will consist • 6 balls per over (all wides and no-balls are to
of one innings per side, each innings being be re-bowled. Maximum of 8 balls per over)
limited to 20 overs (120 balls). A minimum of
• F
REE HIT for all No balls (unless the No Ball
5 overs per team shall constitute a match.
is the 8th ball of the over than this will be
The match should be completed in 2h 45mins
classed just as a No Ball and there will be
(165mins).
no extra ball bowled for the free hit)
2. HOURS OF PLAY AND INTERVALS
• A
WIDE shall be deemed once the ball
Session 1: 75 mins (20 overs) lands off the pitch, stops the batter playing
a normal cricket shot or any leg side
Interval: 15 mins
delivery.
Session 2: 75 mins (20 overs)
• A
minimum of 5 players are to bowl
No drink breaks unless circumstances
• T
here is a maximum of 4 overs per bowler
require
• B
owlers change ends after each over
3. TEAM
• T
he Association or Competition manager
12 players per team (maximum of 11 players can alter playing conditions to allow 5 or 10
on field) overs to be bowled from one end at a time
4. PITCH TYPE AND LENGTH • C
urrent Cricket Australia Pace Bowling
guidelines apply (please refer to Well
• Turf wicket preferred Played – Australian Cricket’s Playing
• 20.12m (standard pitch length) Policies and Community Guidelines) http://
community.cricket.com.au/clubs/well-
5. BOUNDARY played
50m (maximum) – measured from the middle 9. FIELDING
of the wicket
• R
otation of fielders is recommended to
6. BALL ensure all players experience all positions
142g hard ball for female, 156g for males • N
o fielders within 10m (except regulation
off-side slips, gully and wicket-keeper)
7. BATTING
10. DISMISSALS
• There is no compulsory retirement
All modes of dismissal count
• The coach can retire players (40 balls)
and any retired batters can return when 11. MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PLAYERS
all others have batted, in the order they AND IMPACT
retired
• A
s per the Laws of Cricket
• 11 players can bat (10 wickets)
• 2
players out in the first 6 overs, 5 players
out from 7-20 overs. no more than
4 players on the leg side.
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SPIRIT OF THE GAME
The captains and teachers are responsible at all times for ensuring that play is conducted within
the Spirit of the game as well as within the Laws.
According to the Laws the umpires are the sole judges of fair and unfair play. The umpires may
intervene at any time and it is the responsibility of the captain/ teacher to take action where
required.
WARMING UP LEAVING THE FIELD
• It is poor behaviour for the whole team • B
atters should leave the field before the
to walk over a turf pitch and wicket block fielding team.
prior to the toss. • T
he fielding team should all be ready to
• P
layers should not hit up against pickets; cross the line together not whoever is
quite simply they break. closest to the gate leaves first.
• T
he captain should appoint those that do
well, normally the best bowler/bowlers,
to cross the line first.
THE TOSS
• Prior
to tossing the captains should be
dressed in their playing strip and team
DRINKS (IF REQUIRED)
cap.
• P
layers only should take drinks on the
• B
oth captains should introduce
field, not coaches, managers or parents.
themselves to the umpires/ teachers.
• P
layers must be fully dressed in School
• T
he home captain should provide the
playing strip.
coin and toss, away captain calls.
• The
batting team should always make
• Coin
toss must be done in the middle,
sure volunteers/ umpires are provided
not on the sideline.
with drinks.
• Provide their scorers with a team list.
• There
is no problem with players
receiving drinks or bottles from the
boundary line as long as play is not
delayed.
ENTERING THE FIELD
• Umpires should enter the field first.
• No
player should be warming up on the
field as the umpires enter.
• T
he captain of the fielding team should
enter with their team behind.
• B
atters should be ready to enter the field
together after the fielding team.
www.secondaryschoolst20challenge.qld.cricket.com.au 18STREETSMARTS
SECONDARY
SCHOOLS
CHALLENGE
ADDRESS POSTAGE CONTACT
Allan Border Field PO Box 575 (P): +61 7 3292 3100
1 Greg Chappell Street Albion QLD (F): +61 7 3262 9160
Albion QLD 4010 (E): qldc@qldcricket.com.au
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