Basic Umpires Signals
Umpires Signals
In this chapter, you will learn the basic “Umpire Signals” for cricket.
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- Signal for “Six Runs”
- Signal for “Four Runs”
- Signal for “Leg Bye”
- Signal for “Bye”
- Signal for “Short Run”
- Signal for “Wide”
- Signal for “Dead Ball”
- Signal for “No Ball”
- Signal for “Free Hit”
- Signal for “Power Play”
- Signal for “5 Penalty Runs” – Batting Team
- Signal for “5 Penalty Runs” – Bowling Team
- Signal for “New Ball”
- Signal for “Out”
Session Purpose & What To Develop
Purpose
- To understand what “Umpire Signals” are used by the match umpires during a game, to inform the scorer what to add in the scorebook. This would include, runs, overs and dismissals (wickets) per team innings
What To Develop
- Knowledge of the types of signals and their meaning
- Where umpires signal toward
- How “Umpire Signals” are used by the scorer to change the score, overs and wickets displayed on the scoreboard
