The existing Evening League rules would apply with the exception of the following: -

  Each team will consist of eight Players.

 A game shall not start where either team has less than six players.

  The game will consist of 14 overs for each side.

  The captains shall agree the number of balls per over which may be from six to eight balls.
The batting bonus points will be adjusted accordingly.

  The away team bats first. This is to allow the home team to complete the score sheet '
on the night' and thus enable it to be sent in promptly.

 The home team sends in the Result Sheet.

  Each player apart from the wicket keeper shall bowl two overs.

 Note: Special attention should be paid to the bowling order, under no circumstances
will a bowler be allowed to bowl two consecutive overs.

  In the event of a team fielding less than eight players the opposing team captain shall
nominate players to bowl one over each until 14 overs are completed.
The player nominated may bowl only one additional over.

  When a batsman reaches a score of 20 he shall then retire. A retired batsman may
resume batting when the last wicket of the innings has fallen. In the case of more than
one retired batsman resuming an innings the original batting order shall be maintained.

  The points awarded shall be the same as the existing Evening League rules with the
exception that a bowling point shall be awarded when six or seven batsmen
have been dismissed.

 A batting bonus point shall be awarded for teams scoring at or more than 0.875
runs per ball.

  In the event of a game being postponed the game must be played within the next
two weeks. This is because there is a tight schedule and the semi-finalists must
be determined by the end of week 11.

  At the semi-final stage the team finishing 1st in the league table shall play the team
finishing 4th and the team finishing 2nd shall play the team finishing 3rd.

  To be eligible to play in the semi-final and final a player must have played in at least
4 games of the League section of the competition.

 Semi-final and final games.

To be eligible to play in the semi-final and final a player must have played in at least half
of the games of the League section of the competition.

1) In the event of scores being level at the end of a semi-final or final game each bowler
shall bowl one ball at a wicket. Teams shall alternate the bowlers as follows:-

  Team A Bowler 1           Team B Bowler 1

  Team A Bowler 2           Team B Bowler 2

  Etc until all bowlers have bowled.

The team that hits the wicket the most number of times shall be the winner.

If the scores are still level repeat 1

The teams participating in the final shall provide a new ball and a competent scorer.