Club policies.

Aligned with the Spirit of Cricket, New Zealand Cricket and Auckland Cricket. Cricket owes much of its unique appeal to the fact that it should be played not only within its Laws, but also within the Spirit of the Game. Any action that abuses this Spirit causes injury to the game itself. All members of Eden Roskill District Cricket Club will recognise and play within both the Laws and the Spirit of Cricket. The major responsibility for ensuring fair play rests with team captains, but extends to all players, match officials, and, especially in junior cricket, coaches and parents.

• The Spirit of Cricket
• Auckland Cricket and New Zealand Cricket Expectations
• Our Values
• Code of Conduct - Players
• Code of Conduct - Coaches and Parents
• Code of Conduct - Spectators
• Code of Conduct - Administrators and Volunteers
• Code of Conduct - Umpires and Scorers
• Facilities and Club Property
• Alcohol and Illicit Substances
• Breaches and Judicial Process
• Complaints

How registration fees, programme fees, subscriptions and net booking fees are refunded.

• Before a season or programme starts, subscriptions are refunded in full, less a $50 administration fee, on written request to accounts@erdcc.co.nz.
• After a season or programme has commenced, no refunds are payable, except where the Committee approves a refund under special circumstances.
• If the club cancels a programme before it starts, a full refund is issued automatically. If a programme is discontinued partway through, a pro rata refund applies. No administration fee on club-initiated cancellations.
• Net bookings: cancel by email at least 3 days before the booked time for a full refund in credit. No-shows without prior notice are charged the full hiring fee.
• If the club cancels a confirmed net booking (maintenance, weather, closure), choose a full refund or a rescheduled booking of equal value.
• Special circumstances, such as serious medical issues or family hardship, are reviewed by the Committee case by case, with a decision within 14 days of receipt.

Our goal is simple: everyone who takes part in our cricket goes home safe. Our policy is aligned with the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, New Zealand Cricket and Auckland Cricket.

• We follow the current NZC Helmet Policy, Concussion Policy and Youth Pace Bowling Load Recommendations.
• Compliant helmets are mandatory for junior hardball cricket, and any helmet that takes a heavy impact or shows damage is removed from use.
• Concussion, if in doubt, sit them out. A suspected concussion means immediate removal, no return that day, and medical clearance before returning to play.
• A stocked first aid kit is available at all training, matches and club activities, with access to an AED where held.
• Hazards are identified, recorded and controlled; incidents and near misses are reported, and notifiable events escalated to WorkSafe.
• Junior and youth activities are supervised at all times, with child safeguarding led by a dedicated officer (Sport NZ and Tiakina ngā tamariki).
• Play stops for lightning, and sessions are modified in extreme heat with scheduled hydration and shade.

How senior sides are picked, from the Premier team down. Written so the process is transparent and fully understood by every player.

• Three objectives, balanced: select the strongest XI for each grade, develop youth for the club's future, and treat players fairly and consistently. The club's interests come first, then the team's, then the individual's.
• Teams are selected in order, starting with the Premier team. Reserves and Thirds carry prospective Premier players and younger players with the potential to step up.
• Selection criteria: ability, form over a run of matches (not one performance), training attendance, development potential, team balance, attitude and work ethic, behaviour under the Code of Conduct, and fees paid by the due date.
• Availability: players are considered available unless they notify the club, no later than 6pm on the Thursday before a game.
• Players are told personally of promotion or demotion, and the reason, before teams are announced.
• The selection committee: Director of Cricket (chair), the Senior Coach, and the Premier, Reserves and Thirds captains. Selection questions go to the Director of Cricket first, or the Chairman.