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  Tom Smith's Cricket Umpiring and Scoring 2010: Laws of Cricket (Paperback) By (author) Tom Smith

  

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  Short Description for Tom Smith's Cricket Umpiring and Scoring 2010The essential and fully revised guide to interpreting the Laws of Cricket.
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  • Publisher: WEIDENFELD & NICOLSON
  • Published: 22 September 2011
  • Format: Paperback 304 pages
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  • Categories: Sport | Cricket
  • ISBN 13: 9780297866411 ISBN 10: 0297866419
  • Sales rank: 47,205

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Full description for Tom Smith's Cricket Umpiring and Scoring 2010

• Tom Smith first wrote his guide for umpires and scorers in 1980. Since then, his indispensable guide has gone through six fully-revised editions. The 'new' Tom Smith is the first to be fully redesigned and updated for the 21st century. Its publication coincides with international recognition that there should be one universal standard for the training of umpires whatever country they operate in. The 'new' Tom Smith incorporates the full 2000 Code of the Laws of Cricket with subsequent amendments as ratified by the MCC and international and national cricket bodies. The freshly drawn diagrams are easy to follow and will be of value not only to umpires and scorers, but to all lovers of the game of cricket. As Richie Benaud, the great Australian cricketer and commentator, has said, he never goes without his copy of 'Tom Smith'. Nor should any spectator who wishes to feel fully qualified in discussing the application of the Laws of Cricket to the game. David Lloyd says, 'Tom Smith is just as valuable a piece of kit as Hawkeye, Snicko and Hotspot in the Sky Sports commentary box, its interpretation of the Laws of the game is the first thing we turn to regarding decisions. it's a "must-have" alongside the Laws of cricket. '