Like Indoor Cricket itself, this site is not only about the elite players and their competitions. Both experienced indoor cricket players and those unfamiliar with indoor cricket will find all they need to know in the coming pages: from descriptions and explanations of the game, through the setting up of playing courts and playing equipment used, to basic game strategies, and discussion and explanation of the rules and tips for players and umpires. We also have interviews with established Indoor Cricket personalities. And we are particularly proud to feature the most extensive library of photographs of Indoor Cricket action to be found anywhere--and yes, we certainly do sell our photographs, email us for details.
We do get a lot of enquiries about our photographs . . . mainly along the lines of "how?".
We're working on several articles for all you budding photographers out there. . .for the time being, suffice it to say that even though mobile phones have made everyone a photographer in this day and age, you do need just a tad more sophisticated gear for great indoor cricket photography . . . and I deliberately say "just a tad more sophisticated" . . . great photos can be taken with modestly priced gear . . . just . . . ummm . . . well, like I said, just a tad more sophisticated than a mobile phone .
More soon.
by far our most popular pages, Umpiring and The Rules, with analysis and comment and, where possible, an explanation.
Our Umpiring section is guaranteed to make you a better umpire . . . or your entrance fee will be refunded in full . . .
Well, we've cleared up where and when the game started, This section talks about the court, the equipment, strategies for players . . .
Sheldon Levis revolutionised the photographing of indoor cricket, such that he was flown over to New Zealand twice to give photographic coverage of both the Indoor Cricket World Cup (Wellington), and the World Masters and International Under 18s (Christchurch). Unfortunately, that sort of support was not forthcoming in Australia, but even so Sheldon has managed to turn his cameras to a couple of National tournaments held in Perth--all available here
Interviews with some of the pioneers of our game. More are planned
We've covered two World Cups: 2000 and 2002
We covered the World Masters and International Under 19s in Christchurch, New Zealand, providing not only a full photographic cover but streaming scores and commentary. Go to our Gallery page for more details.
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