8 member Commonwealth C.C Touring XI team
   Feb 26                Feb 27
*Mark Wright          *Mark Wright
 Ketan Patel           Ketan Patel
 Peter Sobha           Peter Sobha
 Sanjay Grover         Sanjay Grover
 Steve Devaux          Steve Devaux
 Umair Siddiqui        Umair Siddiqui
 Vijay Devadass        Jon Bartlett
 Ian Griffin (sub)     Robert Thomas

Participating Teams (in alpahbetical order)
Commonwealth Cricket Club
Dartmouth College Cricket Club
Gentleman of Philadelphia Cricket Club
Riverside Cricket Club
Seacoast United Cricket Club
Worcester Cricket Club

                Feburary 26th 
Round Robin (6 a side, 6 overs)
Gentleman of Philadelphia Cricket Club beat Commonwealth C.C Touring XI
Commonwealth C.C Touring XI            beat Dartmouth College Cricket Club
Commonwealth C.C Touring XI            beat Riverside Cricket Club

Commonwealth C.C Touring XI gets fifth seed out of six for elimintaiton 
round

                 Feburary 27
Elimination Round (6 a side, 6 overs)
Commonwealth C.C Touring XI beat Seacoast United Cricket Club

Semi Finals (8 a side, 8 overs)
Commonwealth C.C Touring XI beat Dartmouth College Cricket Club.

Finals (8 a side, 8 overs)
Commonwealth C.C Touring XI beat Riverside Cricket Club

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Basic Rules and Format of the tournament

Quick overview of the rules and format for the BritSports Indoor Cricket 
Tournament.

The first days play consists of two divisions playing 9 matches round Robin
style to determine seeding places for second day knockout format

1.  Each team has eight players, six players bat, eight players field.

2.  Each team receives six overs, consisting of six deliveries, except for 
quarterfinals and final, which will be eight overs, time permitting.

3.  Batting team, bat in pairs, each pair receives two overs, and then retire, 
therefore 3 batting pairs of Two, when we play six over innings and 4 batting 
pairs of two, when we play eight over innings.

4.  When a player is out he does not retire he only loses five runs from teams 
score, and continues to bat, therefore batting pairs always receive two overs.

5.  Bowlers receive one over each, wicket keeper does not bowl, in eight over 
matches captain chooses one player to bowl two overs.

6.  Team with the most net runs wins, in quarterfinals and final, in the event 
of a tie, the team with the least outs wins.

7.  The playing field is divided into two parts. The bowlers half, and 
batsman's half.  Fielding team can only place 3 fielders in each half plus 
the Bowler and wicket keeper respectively.

8.  There are no LBW.

9.  A wide is 12in from leg stump, 18in from off stump, a no ball is over 
shoulder height.  All no balls and wides receive 3 runs, but not an extra 
delivery.

10. The ball is always in play until it reaches either the bowlers or wicket 
keepers hands.

11. Each team must provide one scorer and one umpire, too the match preceding 
there's.  Therefore each match has two scorers and two umpires.  Failure to 
produce umpires and scorers  on time, for preceding match, will be penalized 
fifteen runs on their upcoming match.  All umpires and scorers must be present 
15 minutes prior to match they are to work.

12. Captains must meet 15 minutes prior to their match, to make the toss, and 
to arrange batting orders with umpires, and fielding placements.  It is very 
important, that teams are ready to play as soon as they enter the field of 
play.  Any team delaying start of match will be penalized one run for every 
minute of delay.