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Standard Bank "Awards" program.
In conjunction with bluebean.com
Simpler, Better, Faster
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Standard Bank Cup 2001-02
(1 day Matches)
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Standard Bank is replacing the 'accolades" medals with bluebean.com award medals. These awards are for limited overs cricket games played locally under the Standard Bank banner. There are four categories in which these awards can be won.
A batsman can qualify for a batting award in the following two ways:
Batsman scores 100 or more runs in an innings.
Batsman records a strike rate of greater than a run a ball over the full duration of the player's innings and scored at least 50 runs.
A bowler can qualify for a bowling award in three ways:
Bowler takes four or more wickets in an innings.
Bowler records an economy rate of two or less runs per over during an innings (having bowled a minimum of six overs).
Bowler achieves a hat-trick in an innings.
A fielder qualifies by causing three dismissals (catches or runouts). The runout is credited to the fielder who is responsible for the dismissal.
A wicketkeeper qualifies by dismissing five or more batsmen in an innings (catches and stumpings only).
Note
Only one award can be achieved in each category if a player qualifies for a batting award three times in one game, he gets a medal for only batting.
Theoretically, a player other than a wicketkeeper could win three medals in a game: one for batting, one for bowling and one for fielding.
The bluebean.com award medal is made of sterling silver.
Other awards:
500 "beans" for each run scored.
2,000 "beans" for each wicket, catch, stumping, run-out, six and four.
50,000 "beans" for each medal.
Should no medal be earned in a match the player scoring the most "beans" in the game earns a bonus of 25,000 "beans".
100 "beans" = R 1.00
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