League Rules

* 36 overs, maximum 6 overs per bowler

* Quick drinks break available to the fielding side after 18/20 overs

* Wides - on the off side, call a wide if the ball is genuinely wide

* WIDES - ON THE LEG SIDE - EACH OVER, THE BOWLER GETS A WARNING (BUT NO WIDE CALLED) FOR THE FIRST BALL BOWLED DOWN THE LEG SIDE EVEN IF IT ONLY JUST MISSES THE STUMPS (AND DOES NOT TOUCH BAT/PAD/BATSMAN). THEREAFTER, EVERY BALL, (YES EVERY BALL) BOWLED DOWN THE LEG SIDE (IN THAT OVER) SHOULD BE GIVEN WIDE, EVEN IF IT ONLY JUST MISSES THE STUMPS (AND DOES NOT TOUCH BAT/PAD/BATSMAN)

* In addition, any ball that is so wide down the leg, that it would be called a wide were it on the off side, is called 'wide' regardless of whether a warning has already been given. It's not a leg side wide if the ball passes on the off side of the batsman (even if the ball passes outside the leg stump) ie the bowler is allowed to follow the batsman

* Wides - a wide costs one run and an extra delivery

* No balls - a no ball costs one run and an extra delivery

* No balls (beamer) - a no ball should be given (probably by the square leg umpire) if the ball reaches the batsman on the full above waist height

* No balls (bouncer) – a no ball should be given if the ball, after pitching, passes the batsman over shoulder height

* Six runs – at London Fields if the ball touches the branches of a tree on the full, it immediately counts as six runs

* In the event of the scores being tied, the team losing fewest wickets wins. If still a tie, it's a tie!

* If 2 teams finish on equal points, then they are considered to have tied that position.