Players, coaches or spectators roped in to umpire club cricket matches all want the same thing: To keep mistakes to the minimum and let the players enjoy the match. But it's tricky if you are not a qualified umpire.
No wonder you are a little reluctant to do it.
You can do a good job without having to memorise the Laws, a little preparation and application of common sense can go a long way to stopping you making the wrong decisions when under pressure.
Have a goodSource: PitchVision Academy RSS Feed
No comments:
Post a Comment