Tournaments & Leagues

1. Match Format

• Each team plays a single innings of 100 balls per match. kaggle.com+4en.wikipedia.org+4en.wikipedia.org+4

• A change of ends takes place after 10 consecutive balls. en.wikipedia.org+1skysports.com+1

2. Bowler’s Quota

• Bowlers may deliver either 5 or 10 consecutive balls. en.wikipedia.org

• Each bowler can bowl a maximum of 20 balls per match. kaggle.com+3en.wikipedia.org+3en.wikipedia.org+3

3. Powerplay & Fielding Restrictions

• The match begins with a 25-ball powerplay, where only 2 fielders are allowed outside the 30-yard circle. skysports.com+2en.wikipedia.org+2en.wikipedia.org+2

4. No-Ball & Free Hit

• Any no-ball results in a 2-run penalty and a free hit on the following delivery. en.wikipedia.org+1en.wikipedia.org+1

5. Strategic Time-Out

• The fielding side is entitled to one strategic 90-second time-out, which cannot occur during the first 25 balls. thehundred.com+8en.wikipedia.org+8en.wikipedia.org+8

6. Minimum Overs & Match Validity

• A minimum of 25 balls must be bowled in the second innings (unless a result is reached sooner) for the match to stand. en.wikipedia.org

7. Tie-Break Resolution (Knockout Only)

• If a knockout match ends level, a Super 5—each team faces 5 extra balls—decides the winner, with the team scoring more runs prevailing. en.wikipedia.org+1skysports.com+1

8. Intervals & Over-Rate Penalty

• There is typically a 65-minute inning length, separated by a 15-minute interval; delayed innings reduce the break to 10 minutes. en.wikipedia.org

• Slow over rates may result in fielding restriction penalties in the final over. en.wikipedia.org+1en.wikipedia.org+1

9. Fielding Limitations

• No more than 5 fielders may be positioned on the leg side at any point.