Midlands Squash
Fitness in Pietermaritzburg

2012 Jarvis Kaplan Cup - 9th to 13th July 2012 held in Pretoria.

3.2 The Point a Rally (PAR) scoring system will be used. 4.4 Where a team fails to arrive, the scorecard must record the opposing team’s failure to fulfil such fixture, and is still to be signed by the present captain and be submitted to the MSU as per clause 4.1 above. 6.3 In the event of a power failure, both teams should wait at the court for one hour during which time they should try to ascertain if there is a spare court available at another venue with electricity on which they could complete their fixture. If after one hour the lights are still off, and there is no other court available, all outstanding matches must then be played within one week of the date on the fixture list, and the MSU advised accordingly of the re-scheduling of such match. The rescheduled match MUST be played between the same team members, playing in the same order, as those that were due to play in the original fixture. It is incumbent on the respective team captains to manage this rescheduled match and monitor this. STARTING TIMES OF MATCHES 7.1 Irrespective of the number of players on each side, if there is a pairing of opponents present and ready to play within 15 minutes of the fixture starting time as per clause 6.2 above, then the match shall commence with the playing of that tie. 7.2 If the first tie cannot commence within this 15 minute time period, then the first match will be awarded to the first team that has a minimum of three (3) or more players present and ready to play 15 minutes after the fixture starting time or as soon as possible thereafter. Any club that withdraws a team from a particular league, whether it is before the. Any team fielding two players or less than the number of players per team as. The opposing team shall be awarded full points, provided it is also not in breach of the rules. Should both teams be in default, then no points will be awarded to either side. A penalty of 2 points will be imposed in respect of each player who arrives too late for a fixture or who fails to arrive at all or who plays out of order or does not play in their club ladder position as given to the MSU at the start of league. The MSU will then decide: a) The amount of the fine, not exceeding R500-00, to be levied on the club, under whose jurisdiction such team is playing for. b) Whether this team can continue playing in the league. Each club shall provide the MSU in writing with a list of all its players and reserves in order of playing strength, indicating on their ladder which players are reserves only, as well as specifying on the Winter league entry form the names of players in each league team with the names of the reserves for each specific team. Clubs must specify in writing where such player is situated in terms of their order of playing strength. team and, in addition, each club shall be entitled to protest to the MSU in writing, wherein the grounds of the protest are clearly stated against any alleged breach of these rules by any team, in which event the Union shall be obliged to hear the protest and give its decision therein. 14.1 For each and every league match, both a marker and referee shall be appointed before the start of the warm up, with one player from each team being appointed as either the marker or the referee. Such appointments shall be mutually agreed to between the captains of both teams, failing which, then the host captain as provided for in clause 5, shall nominate the marker and referee, and such two players shall then both officiate for the duration of the match.