Training
Training uniform must be worn which is navy shorts and club training shirt.

Players need to bring their cricket gear, sunscreen, hat and drink to all sessions.

 Please refer to Training page for the training sessions for this season

General Information
* Contacts:
Coaching questions contact Len Hayes-Rosario 0409 852 350
General questions contact Bernie Holland 0411 268 902

Registration: 
Registration forms need to be completed each season. For new players, we also need to sight original birth certificate and have a copy to keep on file.

Cricket attire/equipment: 
White cricket pants, white polo shirt, white cricket shoes/runners, cricket protector.
Each team has its own kit which contains bats, pads, helmets and gloves. All Under 14 & 16 players will be required to play in the clubs official playing shirt, which can be purchased from the club from September onwards.
                                   
Please name all personal clothing and equipment

Match Day: 
Please arrive at your teams allocated venue by 7.50am for a warm up.

Games commence at 8.25 am (2 day matches) and 8.00 am (1 day matches) and are completed no later than 12.00.

Players need to be wearing correct cricket attire, bring drink, sunscreen, morning tea (when rostered) and their cricket gear.

Social events/Fundraising:
These will be advertised throughout the year. Your support is most appreciated.

Awards

Presentation Night is generally scheduled for the last Friday in March at Jubilee Park.
Various awards are presented at this event. The criteria for these awards are as follows:

Bowling Achievement:
For any player who achieves this score or better in an innings of a match of any game will receive an award.
1 & 2 Day Games  U12/U14/U16 – 3 wickets 

Batting Achievement:
For any player who achieves this score or better in an innings of a match during ant game will receive an award.
2 Day Game  U12 – 30 runs (12.1/12.2)   or 25 runs (12.3/12.4/12.5) 
   U14 – 50 runs
   U16 – 75 runs
1 Day Game  U12 –  20 runs (12.1/12.2)   or 15 runs (12.3/12.4/12.5)
   U14 –  35 runs
   U16 –  50 runs

Fielding Achievement:
For any player with 3 dismissals in an innings of a match during any game, this could be a catch, stumping or run out.

Best Fielding Score:
For the player in each team with the most fielding points during the home and away season. These points are awarded as follows:-
Catch – 10 points,Wicketkeeper catch 5 points, Stumping – 5 points, Unassisted Run Out (direct hit) – 10 points, Wicketkeeper receives 5 points for a direct hit and anyone involved in an assisted run out and it is recorded by either the scorer or team manager they will all receive 5 points or 2.5 for the wicketkeeper.

Best Bowling Average:
For the player who achieves the best bowling average for their team during the home and away matches of the season. To be eligible for this award the bowler must have bowled a minimum number of balls as follows:
Under 12’s -   12.1 /2 – 180 balls bowled, 12.4 / 5 – 144 balls bowled
Under 14’s -   210 balls bowled
Under 16’s -   240 balls bowled 

Best Batting Average:
For the player who achieves the best batting average for their team during the home and away matches of the season. To be eligible for this award the batsmen must have made a minimum number of runs as follows:
Under 12’s -  100 runs (12.4 & 5)  120 runs (12.1 & 2 & 3)
Under 14’s -  200 runs
Under 16’s -  200 runs

Coach’s Award:
This award is voted by the committee.
For an U16 player who best displays the values of the Ringwood Junior Cricket Club throughout their entire junior career at Ringwood.

Leaving Award:
Any player leaving the club and who has played 15 games or more  receives this award.

Best Club Person Award : For the person who best displays the club goals and policies throughout the whole season. Nominations will be provided by each team but the final decision rests with the Head Coach. This can be a player, parent, supporter or committee member.