Both of the below courses are priced at £20 each.

Linear Scoring

Linear scoring is a written form of cricket scoring using a different layout to the familiar Box style scoresheet, where entries for batting and bowling are combined into the same scoresheet area, reducing the amount of entries to be made.

It is used to support cricket media as the layout shows a timeline of the innings and it can also be used as a manual backup when scoring electronically. Once mastered, linear scoring is a much quicker and easier way to score.

To attend this course, you must be a competent Box style or electronic scorer already, as this session does not include any Laws of Cricket or scoring basics but takes your existing skills and transfers them to a linear style scoresheet.

During the course, you will be doing some linear scoring from a video of a game, so please bring your own pens/pencils. Linear scoresheets will be provided but if you have one of your own that you want to try out, please bring a paper copy of it with you.

To attend this course, you must be a competent Box style or electronic scorer already, as this session does not include any Laws of Cricket or scoring basics but takes your existing skills and transfers them to a linear style scoresheet.

Date	Description	Time	Venue	Booking Link
29 March 2025	Linear Scoring	13:30-16:30	The County Ground, New Writtle Street, Chelmsford, CM2 0PG

Duckworth Lewis Stern

DLS is a method of setting a revised target score in cricket for the team batting second, when overs have been lost due to a suspension in play.

This half day course aims to unlock the mystery of DLS and to explain about the two different forms (Professional and Standard) that are used. During the course you will try your hand at calculating DLS using both methods.

DLS Professional is calculated using software, for which you will require a laptop running the Windows operating system (v7 or later). You will need to bring your own laptop but the DLS software will be provided on the day.

DLS Professional requires the latest version of Java (Java Runtime Environment), which you can download at no cost from the Java website. Please ensure Java is downloaded and installed before attending the course.

If you cannot bring a Windows ® based laptop, you can be paired with someone else to during the Professional exercises. We will be calculating DLS Standard manually. You will find the use of a calculator helpful and be prepared for lots of maths.

This course will cover the theory and practical use of Duckworth Lewis Stern. It looks at how DLS can be calculated manually, within PCS Pro and using the stand alone ICC DLS calculator. Please bring your laptop with you with PCS Pro pre-installed.

The course will not cover any laws of cricket nor basics of scoring. Candidates are expected to already know how to score manually or electronically.

Date	Description	Time	Venue	Booking Link
29 March 2025	Linear Scoring	10:00-12:00	The County Ground, New Writtle Street, Chelmsford, CM2 0PG