It also helps coordination and cognitive skills. The game is played by young people with both learning and physical disabilities. Specifically, bonus scores are differentiated by the zones. The batter scores by hitting the ball into the scoring zones, avoiding the fielders if they can!Īlongside the enjoyment of playing the game and competing, table cricket has been shown to develop teamwork and social skills among players. On the other hand, bonus runs get scored when a ball hits the net. This is a very strategic game! There are different scoring zones around the table and, just like in regular cricket, fielders have to be carefully positioned to prevent runs or to get the batter out. Teams of six take it in turn to bowl or bat, with the bowler using a ramp to deliver the ball (either a regular ball that runs true or a weighted one that swings around). The batter can score runs by hitting the ball into the different scoring zones, being careful to. Table cricket is an adapted version of cricket, played on a table tennis table and specially designed to give young people with a disability the chance to play and compete in the sport we all love. The bowler rolls the ball down the bowling ramp to the batter. A ball may be hit to the back net, on the full, and touch the top net, the non-striker, and/or a fielder on the way.
#INDOOR CRICKET SCORING ZONES FULL#
Only balls hit on the full directly to the back net (Zone D) score 6 bonus runs. SCORING Zone Score Side Net 2 + Runs Boundary (along the ground) 4 + Runs Boundary (in the air) 6 + Runs Boundaries scored in the ‘Double Zone’ will be worth twice the amount of runs. Competition winners have the opportunity to progress to the Lord’s Taverners Regional and National Table Cricket Finals, with the latter taking place at Lords Cricket Ground, the home of cricket. Any ball which hits a side net (Zone B or C) then goes on to hit the back net (Zone D) scores 3 bonus runs (whether on the full or along the ground). activities in the designated ‘Blast Zone’. Schools, both Special Schools and Mainstream SEN, and Community Groups can access the programme, which provides young people with a disability the chance to play the sport we all love.Īlongside the coaching sessions, we invite all groups to join us at our County Table Cricket Competitions, which take places annually in January/February and allow students to put their skills to the test against other schools in a friendly and safe environment. This is a very strategic game There are different scoring zones around the table and, just like in regular cricket, fielders have to be carefully positioned to. Our Table Cricket programmes takes place from September through to February half-term, where qualified cricket coaches deliver weekly sessions at your school or centre.
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