Cricket New South Wales
The game is adjudicated by two umpires, aided by a 3rd umpire and match referee in worldwide matches. Before a match begins, the group captains toss a coin to decide which group will bat first and so take the primary innings. In each innings, one group bats, making an attempt to score runs, while the opposite staff bowls and fields the ball, making an attempt to limit the scoring and dismiss the batters. When the first innings ends, the groups change roles; there can be two to four innings depending upon the sort of match. A match with 4 scheduled innings is played over three to 5 days; a match with two scheduled innings is often completed in a single day. During an innings, all eleven members of the fielding team take the sector, but usually only two members of the batting group are on the sphere at any given time. It is believed that scorecards had been printed and bought at Lord's for the first time in 1846. In the ultimate innings of the match, the batting side has reached