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Caribbean Secondary Examination Certificate

Physical Education and Sport
School Based Assessment (SBA)
Year 2025

Name of Centre: Hope Secondary School

Centre Number: 090025
Candidate Name: Suraj Ramlall
Candidate Number:
Subject: Physical Education and Sport
Test Code:
Tertiary: Guyana
Title of Project: To Plan and Execute a Cricket Competition
Role in Project: event official - Scorer
Name of Teacher: Ms.Yogeeta Ballkishun

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Table of Content
Content Page
Acknowledgement……………………………………………………………………………... 1
Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………...2
History of Cricket
 International…………………………………………………………………………..…3
 Regional………………………………………………………………………………....4
 Local…………………………………………………………………………………….5
Field of Play…………………………………………………………………………………….6
Equipment for Playing Cricket………………………………………………………………….7
Rules of Playing the Game……………………………………………………………………...8
 Standard Rules
 Modified Rules
Umpire Signs……………………………………………………………………………………9
Role of the competition……………………………………………………………………...…10
Reasons for choosing the Role………………………………………………………………....10
Other Roles Chosen …………………………………………………………………………....11
Reflection……………………………………………………………………………………….12
Recommendation……………………………………………………………………………….13
Conclusion ………………………………………………………………………………….….14
Reference…………………………………………………………………………………….…15
Appendix
 Permission letter……………………………………………………………………..…16
 Minutes………………………………………………………………………………....17
 Competition poster ……………………………………………………………….……18
 Competition flow chart ………………………………………………………………...19
 Sample of score sheet ………………………………………………………………….20
 Injury report …………………………………………………………………………....21
 Committee telephone directory ……………………………………………………...…22
 Pictures of Competition ………………………………………………………………...23
 News article ………………………………………………………………………….…26

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Acknowledgement
I would like to express my gratitude to my Physical Education teacher, Miss Yogeeta Balkishun,
for guidance and support. Special thanks to classmates for their participation. Thanks to Hope
Secondary for resources. Lastly, my appreciation to family and friends for their understanding
and encouragement.

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Introduction

The School Based Assessment for Physical Education and Sports instructs that students are to
host a competition with each student taking on the responsibilities of one role as an official in the
tournament. The students were required to manage every aspect of the tournament, such as
choosing cricket teams and providing money for prizes. For the S.B.A., the class was asked to
decide upon a sport for which the tournament must be hosted. Everybody chose the sport of
Cricket. Cricket was chosen because the class decided that it would be an exciting sport in which
to hold a tournament. Also, the sport Cricket was chosen because each member of the class had
knowledge of the game as well as experience of playing it. The tournament catered to the
students in form fours, as they were all eager and enthusiastic about participating in the
competition and it would be much easier for the coaches to train them. Throughout the
competition, each student was required to fulfill the responsibilities of their respective role. My
S.B.A. is based on the role of the Scorer.

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International Cricket

International Governing body of Cricket: International Cricket Council(ICC)

The International Cricket Council (ICC), founded in 1909 as the Imperial Cricket Conference,
the International Cricket Council (ICC) underwent a significant transformation in 1989 to
officially become the global governing body for cricket. Originally comprised of England,
Australia, and South Africa, the ICC has since expanded its membership to include a diverse
array of cricket-playing nations worldwide. The organization has played a central role in the
globalization of cricket, organizing prestigious events such as the ICC Cricket World Cup, which
has been a cornerstone of international cricket since its inception in 1975. The introduction of
Twenty20 (T20) cricket with the ICC World Twenty20 in 2007 marked a new era, bringing a
fast-paced and entertaining format to the forefront of the sport. Inclusivity is evident in the ICC’s
recognition of new member nations and the establishment of Associate and Affiliate
memberships to support cricket development globally. Recent structural changes, including the
introduction of the Test Championship and the restructuring of the One Day International (ODI)
league, reflect the ICC’s commitment to adapting to the evolving landscape of international
cricket. Throughout its history, the ICC has remained dedicated to fostering the growth of cricket
and maintaining its integrity on the global stage.

International Cricket Player

Virat Kohli

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Regional Cricket

Regional governing body for Cricket: West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)
The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), now known as Cricket West Indies (CWI), has a rich
history dating back to its formation in 1926. Initially established as the West Indies Cricket
Board of Control, its purpose was to govern and organize cricket in the West Indies. The WICB
played a pivotal role in the development of cricket in the region, overseeing the growth of the
sport and the emergence of the West Indies cricket team as a dominant force on the international
stage. The West Indies achieved unprecedented success in the 1970s and 1980s, winning
multiple Cricket World Cups and dominating Test cricket. However, internal challenges,
including issues related to governance and player disputes, posed significant hurdles for the
WICB. In 2017, the organization underwent a restructuring and rebranding process, becoming
Cricket West Indies, with a renewed focus on revitalizing West Indies cricket and addressing the
challenges faced by the sport in the region. Today, Cricket West Indies continues its efforts to
promote and develop cricket, fostering a new era for the West Indies cricket team.

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Regional Cricket Player:

Brian Charles Lara

Local Cricket

Local governing body for Cricket: Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)

The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) has a history intertwined with the development of cricket in
Guyana. Formed to govern and promote the sport in the region, the GCB's roots can be traced
back to the early 20th century. Over the years, it has played a crucial role in organizing domestic
tournaments, fostering grassroots development, and identifying and nurturing talent. Guyana, as
part of the larger West Indies cricket community, has contributed significantly to the success of
the West Indies cricket team on the international stage. The GCB has faced challenges, including
issues related to governance and administration, which have at times impacted the smooth
functioning of cricket in the region. Despite these challenges, the GCB has been instrumental in
producing talented cricketers who have made notable contributions at both regional and
international levels. As cricket continues to evolve, the Guyana Cricket Board remains central to
the growth and success of cricket in Guyana.

Local Cricket Player

Romario Sheperd

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Field of Play

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Equipment used for playing Cricket

Author:
Date:
Link: https://blog.playo.co/protective-equipment-while-playing-cricket/

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Rules for playing the Game

Standard Rules in playing the game Cricket:

1. Each team is made up of 11 players.

2. The bowler must bowl 6 legal deliveries to constitute an over.
3. A game must have two umpires stood at either end of the wicket.

4. A batsman can be outed in cricket by being bowled, caught, LBW, stumped, hit wicket,
handled ball, timed out, hit ball twice, or obstruction.
5. The fielding team must have one designated wicket keeper who is the only person allow
to wear pads and gloves on the field.

Author:
Date:
Link: Reference: http://www.saas.asn.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/MODIFIED-
CRICKET-RULES.pdf

Modified Rules in playing the game of Cricket:

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Umpire Signals

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Role in the competition

Suraj Ramlall: Event Official (Scorer)

Reasons for choosing the role

I chose to be a scorer in a cricket match because it gets me closer to the action and understand
how the game works. It also keeps me focused, as I must pay attention to every run and wicket.
In addition, I can help the team in an important way without needing to play on the field.

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Other Roles Chosen

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Reflection
Overall Reflection: Our cricket event was a great success, with only a few small issues. As the
scorer, I was responsible for recording account of runs, wickets, and overs, but with few injuries
or disruptions, I was able to fully involve myself in the excitement of the game.

It was exciting to watch the ball being bowled at amazing speeds, the batsmen making strong
strokes, and the fielders fighting hard to make important catches.
Overall, the event proceeded smoothly, and it was evident that each team had worked hard to
prepare for the competition. The participants had exceptional talent, and the tournament was a
fun experience for those who participated or watched.

Working with group members: Reflecting on my time working with the team during the
cricket competition, I understand how much working together can make or break an event. As
the scorer, I was responsible for keeping track of the runs, wickets, and overs, but it was clear
that everyone's contribution was important. It wasn't just one individual; each team member
helped to ensure the competition ran properly.

Overall, this experience showed me the importance of strong cooperation in any group activity.
When everyone participates and encourages one another, not only does the end outcome
improve, but the process is also lot more fun. Looking back, I'm happy of what we accomplished
as a team, and it serves as a reminder of the importance of working together to reach a common
goal.

Personal Reflection: : Based on everything that was done, my personal view on this tournament
is that everything that took place, was done orderly and in a timely manner with the help and
guidance of our subject teacher, and all the event officials including myself did a great job in
making this tournament a successful one also big thanks to the players in greatly participating,
we couldn’t have done it without their participation. Thankfully there was only one injury and
not multiple it was an accident and no one was blamed because of this.

Recommendations
It can recommend that:

 Team members should have communicated more regularly

 Roles could’ve been more clearly stated
 Problems could’ve been solved together
 The playing teams should’ve trained more to produce bigger numbers in runs scored

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Conclusion
At the end of the tournament, our group, along with the students from Forms 1, 2, and 3, gained a
much deeper understanding of cricket through the competition. The event was a big success, as
everything went smoothly. I believe that everyone involved, from the management team to the
participants, had a great time and enjoyed the experience immensely.

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Appendices
Permission letter

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Minutes
On September 5th,2024, the first Physical Education and Sport meeting was called. The meeting
commenced promptly at 11:30 am and ended at 12:05 pm. During this meeting, it was agreed
that a tape Ball cricket competition would be conducted for the class project.
It was decided that the competition would be held at the Hope Secondary school Tarmac, it will
be a7 aside Mixed team battling in 3 overs. There will be Four 4 teams.
The dress code for officials was decided and agreed to be black track pants with a white T-Shirt.
A contribution towards the competition was decided upon to offset snacks and refreshments,
Trophies, medals, and other miscellaneous items for the competition.
The competition was set to begin at 9:00 am promptly and end at noon on 28th September,
2024.The meeting was addressed by the competition directors and competition managers.
Those present at the meeting were:
Praimattie Sugrim Nathram Paul Ciara Britton
Mahendra Brijbhan Priety Charran Maliek Jackman
Jahira Lawerance Mohanie Singh Damario Webb
Bindiya Thakur Ezequiel Anthony Malicia Douglas
Shenella Roberts Sheon Dover Vickram Persaud
Naomi Barnwell Joel Persaud Tianna Dehaan
Jeremiah London Kushal Ramnarine Shaeed Sattuar
Rennae Burke Dushawn Charles Kerdell Maxwell
Akeila Adonis Jonathan Vieira Richard Sahadeo
Raveen Bachan Shane Wong Jaden Persaud
Daniella Bristol Richard Sahadeo Suraj Ramlall
Padmanie Narpall Danesh Comar Lyold Bruce
Aliyah Majeed Prakash Brijmohan Zion Samuels
Phillips Brown Shemar Thuesday Shaquan Francis
Kavesh Persaud Jaydeen Smith Earl Lewis
Bolonauth Ramadar Azzieza Woolford
Those absent were: Prepared by competition Secretaries:
1. Praise Lewis Padmanie Narpall,Raveena Balchan,
2. Hemant Prasad
Akeila Adonis, Daniella Bristol & Aliyah Majeed

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Competition poster

Prepared by competition Secretaries:

Padmanie Narpall,Raveena Balchan,
Akeila Adonis, Daniella Bristol & Aliyah Majeed

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Competition Flow Chart

Competition Competition Competition

Director Manager Secretaries
Praimattie Sugrim Bindiya Thakur Akeila Adonis
Mahendra Brijbhan Shenella Roberts Raveen Bachan
Jahira Lawerance Naomi Barnwell Daniella Bristol
Earl Lewis Jeremiah London Padmanie Narpall
Adyah London Rennae Burke Aliyah Majeed

Coaches
Equipment Team Manager
Sheon Dover
Manager
Joel Persaud Richard Sahadeo
Kushal Ramnarine Kavesh Persaud Danesh Comar
Dushawn Charles Bolonauth Ramadar Prakash Brijmohan
Jonathan Vieira Nathram Paul Shemar Thuesday
Shane Wong Priety Charran Jaydeen Smith
Malkik Kisson Mohanie Singh Hemant Persaud
Malkiki Ezequiel Anthony

First Aid
Event Officials
Officer
Journalist Shaed Sattuar
Damario Webb Kardell Maxwell
Azzieza Woolford
Malicia Douglas Jaden Persaud
Ciara Britton
Vickram Persaud Suraj Ramlall
Maliek Jackman
Tianna Dehaan Lyold Bruce
Praise Lewis Zion Samuels
Shaquan Francis

Prepared by Competition Directors:

Praimattie Sugrim, Mahendra Brijbhan,
Earl Lewis & Jahira Lawerance

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Samples of score sheet

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Injury report
On the 28th of September, 2024, the CSEC physical education and sports students hosted a
Cricket Tournament to facilitate their class project as its mandated by the examination council.

During the competition there were few minor injuries that occurred on the tarmac while playing
the game, one of the athletes had fall and bruised his leg, which was treated by the first aid
officer, with the use of wipe containing alcohol and later applying bandage to the injury.

The first aid officer was well equipped with safety protocols and guidelines, including the first
aid kit, the officer was prepared and ready to treat all injuries that may arise in the competition.

Reported by first aid Officer:

Damario Webb, Malicia Douglas,
Vickram Persaud, Tianna Dehaan
& Praise Lewis

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Committee Telephone Directory

No. Name of Students Role Telephone number

2. Praimattie Sugrim Competition Director +592 628-5619

3. Mahendra Brijbhan Competition Director +592 684-3178
4. Jahira Lawerance Competition Director +592 654-5912
5. Adyah London Competition Director
6. Earl Lewis Competition Director +592 645-5364
7. Bindiya Thakur Competition Manager +592 615-2094
8. Shenella Roberts Competition Manager +592 601-9509
9. Naomi Barnwell Competition Manager +592 643-3603
10. Jeremiah London Competition Manager +592 632-7390
11. Rennae Burke Competition Manager +592 667-2985
12. Akeila Adonis Competition Secretary +592 677-3503
13. Raveen Bachan Competition Secretary +592 687-0864
14. Daniella Bristol Competition Secretary +592 690-7950
15. Padmanie Narpall Competition Secretary +592 612-9882
16. Aliyah Majeed Competition Secretary +592 619-1613
17. Phillips Brown Equipment Manager +592 661-9830
18. Bolonauth Ramadar Equipment Manager +592 709-8010
19. Nathram Paul Equipment Manager +592 725-2257
20. Priety Charran Equipment Manager +592 628-5448
21. Mohanie Singh Equipment Manager +592 696-0868
22. Ezekiel Anthony Equipment Manager +592 678-4551
23. Sheon Dover Coaches +592 669-1725
24. Joel Persaud Coaches +592 609-3875
25. Kushal Ramnarine Coaches +592 708-1796
26. Maliki Kisson Coaches +592 708-1264
27. Dushawn Charles Coaches +592 722-0034
28. Jonathan Vieira Coaches +592 709-1138
29. Shane Wong Coaches +592 646-9292
30. Richard Sahadeo Team Manager +592 692-8460
31. Danesh Comar Team Manager +592 619-9327
32. Prakash Brijmohan Team Manager +592 646-9098
33. Shemar Thuesday Team Manager +592 682-2516
34. Jaydeen Smith Team Manager +592 652-5437
35. Hemant Persaud Team Manager +592 642-2891
36. Azzieza Woolford Sports Journalist +592 709-6008
37. Ciara Britton Sports Journalist +592 697- 4572
38. Maliek Jackman Sports Journalist +592 697- 4572
39. Damario Webb First Aid Manager +592 706-8887
40. Malicia Douglas First Aid Manager +592 694-3556
41. Vickram Persaud First Aid Manager +592 687-1897
42. Tianna Dehaan First Aid Manager +592 696-8165

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43. Praise Lewis First Aid Manager +592 609-8169

44. Shaeed Sattaur Event Officials - umpire +592 695-4024
45. Kardell Maxwell Event Officials – umpire +592 614-6604
46. Richard Sahadeo Event Officials – Scorer +592 692-8460
47. Jaden Persaud Event Official – Scorer +592 687-4528
48. Suraj Ramlall Event Official – scorer +592 663-7356
49. Lyold Bruce Event Official – scorer +592 662-7333
50. Zion Samuels Event Officials +592 658- 4409
51. Shaquan Francis Event Officials +592 638-9534

Prepared by competition Secretaries:

Padmanie Narpall,Raveena Balchan,
Akeila Adonis, Daniella Bristol & Aliyah Majeed

Pictures of the competition

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Starting of the match

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Game in process

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Presentation Ceremony

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Injury reported during the game

The Winning team.

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Newspaper Article

Prepared by Sports Journalist:

Ciara Britton , Azzieza Woolford &
Maliek Jackman

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