Calling all cricket lovers in Plymouth, Maldon, Wirral and North London Bush!
We are delighted to announce that not one, but four exciting cricket leagues are taking place simultaneously in your area.
Whether you are an experienced player or just starting out, these leagues provide the perfect platform to showcase your skills, meet like-minded players and experience the fun and excitement of competitive cricket.
Each league consists of at least two tiers, with relegation and relegation at the end of each round! Fees for the league will be based on the number of participants, but will include pitch fees (at a discounted rate) for games and a tube between each pair. To register, click on the link for the league in your region.
See also the important dates below and the league’s match play rules.
Plymouth Padel League (PPL) – Round 2:
The second round of the Plymouth Padel League (PPL) is back! If you’re in or near Plymouth, you have the opportunity to play in an exciting tournament that brings together players of all skill levels. We had a super successful first round at Plymouth and will be delighted to announce the winners of each class next week! However, to secure a seat for the next round, please register here: PPL Round 2 Registration Form. Don’t wait any longer, registration is closing soon!
Maldon Padel League (MPL):
Maldon players, get ready to embrace the excitement of the Malden Padel League (MPL)! The league is designed to foster a sense of community and healthy competition. If you’re passionate about padel and live in or around Essex, be sure to register here: MPL Registry. Don’t miss this opportunity to join cricket in your area!
Wirral Padel League (WPL):
Attention Wirral cricket lovers! The Wirral Padel League (WPL) is calling your name. It’s time to grab your padel racket, gather your friends and embark on an unforgettable padel journey. To secure your place in the league, please register here: WPL Registration Form. Join us in celebrating the spirit of padel in the Wirral and the North West!
North London – Bush Paddle League (NLPL):
Calling all cricket lovers in Bush, North London! NORTH LONDON – The Bush Paddle League (NLPL) will light up the field with exciting games and intense competition. If you’re in the area and ready to show off your cricket skills, register here: [NLPL Registration Form ](https://forms.gle/QPdDd92Uff3mcpYT6). Don’t miss your chance to join this exciting league!
⚠️ Secure your spot in the league closest to you! Registration is limited and places fill up quickly.
Be sure to register early to avoid disappointment. Spread the word to your cricket loving friends and other players in these areas. The more people who participate, the more exciting the league will be! Let’s work together to create an unforgettable cricketing experience. If you are new to the game or have never been to an event, don’t be shy. At the end of the day, it’s all about fun and friendship.
If you have any questions or want more information about these leagues, please do not hesitate to contact the contact details provided on the registration form. Get ready for an action-packed cricket season in your area! Lace up your sneakers, grab your racket, and get ready to show your skills. We can’t wait to see you on the field!
Padel Union League Rules & date
- Application Deadline: 30/06/2023
- League start date: March 7, 2023
- League end date: April 9, 2023
Rules and Useful Information
- A maximum of 10 minutes of warm-up time on court
- Match time exceeds 120 minutes (including on-court warm-up)
- The game is divided into 3 sets, just like a 6-6 tie in tennis. (Please note: not best of three, but three sets)
- Normal split 40-40
- The game ends when 3 innings are played or when the game time is up.
- Change teams after every odd number of games played.
- In each game, the two teams have a total of 6 points
- Round winner gets 2 points (per round)
- If the leading team leads by 2 innings or more, the incomplete team will be awarded 1.5 points. 0.5 points for the team behind (Example: 4-2 at the end of the game, 1.5 points for the team with 4 games, 0.5 points for the team behind)
- When the points are tied, each team gets 1 point
- Leading by only 1 frame is considered a tie; 1 point each (eg: at the end of the game time, if the score is 3-2, it is considered a tie and both sides get 1 point)
- 1 point per team for games that have not yet started
- When the time is up, unfinished points do not count, and unfinished games or tie-breaks do not count
- If one player concedes or forfeit a match, the other player wins by forfeiting (wo), which gives the ‘winning’ player 4 points and the losing team 0
- If a team/player of a team is more than 30 minutes late for a game, the other team will pass a forfeit (wo) which will give 4 points to the ‘winning’ player and 4 points to the losing player Team gets 0 points
