Rowans cricket guide > 1931

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The
side
which
scores
the
greatest
number
of
runs
wins
the
match.
No
match
is
won
unless
played
out
or
given
up,
except
in
the
case
providedinLaw
0.
Appointment
of
Umpires.
3.
Before
the
commencement
of
the
match
two
umpires
shall
be
appointed;
one
for
each
end.
The
Ball.
4.
The
ball
shall
weigh
not
less
than
five
ounces
and
a
half,
nor
more
than
five
ounces
and
three-quarters.
It
shall
measure
not
less
than
eight
and
thirteen-sixteenths
inches,
nor
more
than
nine
inches
in
circumference.
At
the
beginning
of
each
innings
either
side
may
demand
a
new
ball.
The
Bat.
6.
The
bat
shall
not
exceed
four
inches
and
one-quarter
in
the
widest
part;
it
shall
not
be
more
than
thirty-eight
inches
in
length.
The
Wickets.
6.
The
wickets
shall
be
pitched
opposite
and
parallel
to
each
other
at
a
distance
of
twenty-two
yards.
Each
wicket
shall
be
eight
Inches
in
width
and
consist
of
three
stumps,
with
two
bails
upon
the
top.
The
stumps
shall
be
of
equal
and
sufficient
size
to
prevent
the
ball
from
passing
through,
twenty-
seven
inches
out
of
the
ground.
The
bails
shall
be
each
four
inches
in
length,
and
when
in
position,
on
the
top
of
the
stumps,
shall
not
project
more
than
half
an
inch
above
them.
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