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ICC rules silence noisemakers from Celkon cricket
Cricket fans attending the Trinidad and Tobago leg of the Celkon Mobile Cup Tri Nations limited overs cricket series will have to leave their noisemakers at home if they want to gain entry to the Queen's Park Oval in Port-of-Spain.
This is in keeping with an International Cricket Council (ICC) dictate that prohibits the use of several items at match venues which can have a negative effect on the conduct of the game.
Included in the comprehensive list of items banned from the Oval in Port -of-Spain for the matches are vuvuzelas, blow horns and air horns which caused problems in Sunday's match at Sabina Park in Jamaica.
The constant noise made by the instruments, though used in support of the home team, was identified to be the cause of technical problems in the international transmission of the match.
Four matches including the final of the Celkon Mobile Cup involving The West Indies, India and Sri Lanka will be played at the Oval starting on Friday with a rematch of Sunday's thriller when the West Indies beat newly crowned world champions India by one wicket.
WICB PROHIBITED/RESTRICTED ITEMS
Prohibited Items
• Firearms, weapons, knives and imitation weapons
• Fireworks, explosives, flammable items*
• Mace/ gas containers*
• Glass bottles or containers*/**
• Alcohol**
• Illegal drugs or narcotics
• Cans (soft drinks and alcohol)**
• Animals (except guide dogs)
• Air horns/ blow horns/Vuvuzelas
• Tripods for cameras
• Video cameras or camcorders
• The Management reserves the right to refuse entry to any person carrying or
• wearing any other items or substances that may be deemed to be offensive,
• disruptive, dangerous or likely to infringe any party's rights or any party’s safety
• or security or any dangerous article or substance not referred to above.
* Items marked with a single asterisk do have certain exceptions – see authorised list below
** Items marked with a double asterisk may be permitted in the case of Event match-days hosted by the WICB.
Authorised (Restricted) Items
• Personal (folding) umbrellas
• Cooler bags/ boxes (must be able to fit under the seat)
• Own foodstuff (with plastic cutlery)
• Soft drinks/ water in plastic bottles
• Flasks
• Cameras for recreational and personal non-commercial use only
• Balls, bats
• Flags and banners provided that, in the opinion of the Management they are not vulgar, political, racial, discriminatory, sexual in nature, or display advertising which may in any way impinge or will be in conflict with the rights of the partners/sponsors/suppliers/vendors of the event (in any language) or deemed to be offensive or impact on the view of other spectators.
• Any sticks may not protrude more than a hand’s breadth below the flag
• Small radios, CD/ DVD/MP3 players
• Glass containers: Perfume, prescription medication or insect repellent bottles only
• Aerosol deodorant, medication or insect repellent only
• Cigarette lighters/ matches
• Flags and banners provided that, in the opinion of the Management they are not vulgar, political, racial, discriminatory, sexual in nature, or display advertising which may in any way impinge or will be in conflict with the rights of the partners/sponsors/suppliers/vendors of the event (in any language) or deemed to be offensive or impact on the view of other spectators.
Animals (except guide dogs)
Country_Bookie wrote:Animals (except guide dogs)
Blind ppl does pay dey money to go to cricket?
Country_Bookie wrote:Animals (except guide dogs)
Blind ppl does pay dey money to go to cricket?
speedmelter wrote:premera chile get big now.. he pumpin on dat scene fuh sure
pioneer wrote:They need to outright ban alcohol too
Country_Bookie wrote:Animals (except guide dogs)
Blind ppl does pay dey money to go to cricket?
