Umpire Training Page
UPDATED 17-Feb-2025
International Test Umpire Event
12-Dec-2024
- Richard Illingworth
- Richard Kettleborough
- Chris Gaffaney
- Donovan Koch
12 Dec at Qld Cricket, Albion.
Link to video clip of the Q&A session
Umpire Training Meeting
18-Nov-2024
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Unfair Play Guide
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(Courtesy Sydney Shires Cricket Umpires Assoc.)
- For more info read the relevant Laws of Cricket HERE
- To make an Unfair Play report, use the QC Code of Behaviour Report form HERE
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Umpire Training Meeting
23-Sep-2024
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How to OfficialsHQ
- Login
- Accept Appointments
- Leave
- Match reports
- Step by Step with pictures
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CLICK LINK
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Umpire Training Meeting
19-Aug-2024
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The New Season
- QSDCA Playing Regs 24/25
- Summary of changes
- Websites, Info
- OfficialsHQ Registration
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CLICK HERE
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Umpire Training Meeting
20-Feb-2024
- Mel Johnson’s Final meeting
- This one is it, the time has come.
- Mel presented these attriutes of a good Umpire.
- Thanks Mel, it’s been a privilege.
- Mel’s attributes of a good umpire
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Umpire Training Meeting
30-Aug-2022
HANDOUTS
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- QC 2022 Law Changes Presentation LINK
- 2022 Law Changes Video Youtube LINK
- QC 2022 Code of Behaviour & the Online Report Form LINK
- Online COB Report Form LINK
How to Do the Child Protection Online Course
UMPIRE ACCREDITATION
Umpiring accreditation is managed by Cricket Australia. Previously accredited umpires will be asked to do reaccreditation each 4 years. New umpires in QSDCA are expected to work towards a minimum accreditation within a reasonable timeframe.
Accreditation gives you recognition for your umpiring qualifications and puts you in touch with resources to maintain your knowledge and skills in cricket umpiring throughout Australia. Accredited umpires are better for cricket and provide confidence to players in their umpires.
Note: Accredited umpires are insured for accidents arising from mishaps at cricket matches to which they are officially appointed.
Relevant to QSDCA there are 2 levels of Accreditation (there are other levels for elite cricket.)
- Community Officiating (similar to the old “level 1”)
- Representative Officiating (similar to the old “level 2”)
(RE) ACCREDITATION STEP BY STEP
1. You’ll be sent an email well before your expiry date via your previously registered email address. If you can’t receive email on that address then contact the Association and we’ll try to find out what can be done.
2. Go to this website https://www.community.cricket.com.au/umpire/reaccrediation
3. Login… (check guides below for steps) to check your previous training records, to access courses, to access umpiring resources and guides.
4. These pdf guides will help you navigate the website.
- Accessing Community Officiating Accreditation
- Accessing ‘My Training Record’
- Accessing Community and Representative Reaccreditation.
Note: Last page of “Accessing Community and Representative Reaccreditation” details how to obtain your reaccreditation certificate. Also Cricket Australia is no longer issuing Umpire ID cards.
5. Once the online learning relevant to your reaccreditation is complete, please complete this form and send it to secretary@qsdca.com.au
Thanks for your persistence with reaccreditation. It tales a little effort but it will reward you out on the field of play.