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This module describes the physical and mental techniques that you need to demonstrate when carrying out your role. The word ‘Technique’ is used to describe the demonstrable ways in which you use your skills to successfully officiate in a cricket match. It is about the methods and procedures you use before, during, and after a match. These behaviours are observable, and as*essable, and they form the basis of. The umpire demonstrates: OBSERVATION OR VIDEO EVIDENCE, WITH DATE FURTHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT REQUIRED. a positive set-up in position with established and consistent pre-delivery routine Head position remains still throughout delivery, with little or no movement a strong stance: weight is evenly distributed – and stance projects confidence and alertness a facial expression which projects confidence and neutrality with no emotional display selling a decision with confidence and neutrality, without exaggerated head-movement or emotional display moving to the appropriate side consistently and smartly on every occasion at an appropriate speed a consistent, still head position throughout the decision-making process when judging run outs an open-chest stance –– when ball is hit de*p – able to watch batsmen touching down, and the ball in play a consistent check of the batsman making good his ground, by glancing at the popping crease in a consistent manner. a consistent relaxation routines: switching up and switching down appropriately a consistent, clear, visual check with colleague after every delivery a precise positioning for clear signalling to scorers and to colleagues (including TV Official) a consistent, supportive signalling routines to colleagues with ball count(e.g. two to go, and after a wide, no ball) a consistent, supportive signalling routines and checks to colleagues with height of ball (e.g. high wide) Head position remains still throughout delivery, with little or no movement