VCA Umpires and Scorers Association(VCAUSA)
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COMMUNITY cricket umpire resources
If you're new to Cricket Umpiring, or if you're a current Community Cricket Umpire, this is the page for you. You'll notice from the diagram below that you'll probably need to start at Community Cricket to get some actual on-field umpiring experience.
As a Community Cricket Umpire, you might officiate in competitive club and Senior Cricket. You may not wish to climb up the ranks, but you'll have a love for the game, you'll have apositive approach, communicate clearly and you'll create a respectful, enjoyable and inclusive environment.
Click here to go to the Cricket Australia Community Umpire page, or contact us at vcausa2020@gmail.com for further information on
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How to start your Community Cricket Umpiring Career
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How to commence Umpiring Accreditation
Below are links to other useful information, such as
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The Laws of Cricket
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A link to the Cricket Australia Umpires website, that gives you information about commencing your Umpiring Career, as well as information on how to become Accredited
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Links to the ICC Rules and Regulations
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Tips for developing umpires - a short article that gives you a summary of what to be aware of when you first begin umpiring
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Link to the Australian Cricket Society with great information for all cricket loverst
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An article from Martin Crowe about concentration - equally applicable to Players and Umpires
Other Useful Resources
- The MCC Laws of Cricket
- News about Cricket Australia Umpiring
- A list of the ICC Rules and Playing Conditions
- A short articles giving you tips for when you first begin umpiring
- An useful checklist when umpiring by yourself
- A website with something for all Cricket lovers
- An article by Martin Crowe about focus between deliveries
equally important for Players and Umpires
