1. Worked Example Fill in particulars (teams, venue, date, players, time)
First over: Hayden on strike to Anderson, Langer is at the non-strikers end
No run
No Ball and batsmen complete 2 runs from a shot played
Batsman caught by Prior (and did not cross) - new batsman is Ponting
Wide Ball and batsmen run 3 runs
Batsman (striker) run out by Bell (batsmen crossed) – new batsman is Clarke
2 runs (umpire signals one short)
1 Leg bye

2. Worked Example cont’ Over 2, new bowler Broad
2 runs scored
Bye
6 runs indicated by umpire
No runs
Batsman caught by Strauss (batters run 2 runs whilst ball is in air) – new batsman is Hussey
Batsman run out by Cook attempting to complete 3rd run – new batsman is Symonds
3rd over delivered by Anderson, boundary scored off final ball

3. End of first over
Record score at end of first over (2 wickets for 9 team runs). Mark bowler number
Bowling analysis calculated: Bowler gets credit for single wicket (run out is a team wicket)
Bowler accounts for 8 runs (nb. Byes and leg byes are not counted against bowler.
New Bowler allocated next available bowler number. Check bowler name!!

4. Batsman run out attempting 3rd run
End of 2nd Over
Batsman innings closed off. Score tallied and details of dismissal entered. Nb. Batsman completed 2 runs before run out
Record score at end of 2nd over (4 wickets for 20 team runs). Mark bowler number
Record FOW details
“R” or “X” entered in bowling analysis. Nb. Bowler does not get credit for wicket! recorded against bowler

5. 4 off final ball of over, no other runs
Five dots and 4 runs recorded for scorer.
Record score at end of 3rd over (4 wickets for 24 team runs).
4 runs marked off against team score
5 dots and a 4 entered against bowler. Nb. Cumulative tally against bowler summary

6. Balancing the book = Runs scored by all batsmen
Runs scored against all bowlers =
+ byes, leg byes, wides and no-balls
+ byes, leg byes, only