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Association of Cricket Officials

 
 

The ECB Association of Cricket Officials (ECB ACO) exists to develop competent umpires and scorers service the needs of the game at all levels - 'from playground to Test arena'. It is an independent association which operates with the full backing of the ECB. It is managed by a small team who share the ECB offices at Lord's

Building on the strength and experience of previous organisations the ACO looks to support the needs of the local county boards via a regional structure. 

The ACO looks to provide a development pathway to allow umpires and scorers to progress to the level to which they aspire. Full details of the benefits of being a member can be found here:- http://www.ecb.co.uk/ecb/ecb-association-of-cricket-officials/membership/


 

Dear ACO Member,

 

We now have a 'fans page' on Facebook dedicated to ECB ACO.

 

The page will allow you access to:

Regular updates from the ACO website

Course information

National & Regional event information

Opportunities to discuss contemporary issues

And much more

 

To view the page click:

 

You can also find the page by searching ECB Association of Cricket Officials in the Facebook search bar at the top

To receive updates click 'like' at the top of the page

 

If you wish to update the page with any news you can either make a comment or email us at ecbaco@ecb.co.uk




Following the decision of the AGM of the Oxfordshire Cricket & Scorers Association to be incorporated into the Oxfordshire Association of Cricket Officials, a new constitution was approved. The full constitution can be found here:
 
 

Course Outlines

Oxfordshire Association of Cricket Officials will be offering a range of ECB ACO approved courses in the coming months, depending on demand, designed to cater for all umpires and potential umpires.

 

The list below gives an outline of each course but for more information please contact:

 

Ian Royle, County Education Officer on royle.ian@talk21.com

Or 01235 847528

 

The introductory course can be run as a “club night” for one or a group of clubs, the others are more formal courses aimed at those who wish to umpire on a fairly regular basis for there club or in a league

 

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