List of Social Media sources that may be of interest to Cricket Umpires and Scorers. (as at 21:00 Thu28jan21)

The Close Call : A community for all sports officials - a facebook group with regular online seminars  with unique guests from the world of sport with a focus on officiating.  Click here for a longer explanation.

Play-Cricket Scorer Pro Forum. You will need to join this Google Group before gaining access.  This group is for the Play-Cricket Scorer Pro community to help each other, express their views and ideas, ask questions and provide answers.

Playing The Game: is a daily extract of press articles relevant to the umpiring, scoring and referees community - mainly stories about International and First Class topics but includes recreational material when available.  Published in Australia but covers worldwide.

You may also like to join the Google Discussion Group – just visit https://groups.google.com and search for play-cricket-scorer-pro

You can also set up an Alert in Google which will give you a daily list of every posting contining the words "cricket" and "umpire" - I am not sure how I did it and I do find it contains a lot of less interesting material.

Another useful link for scorers is Cricket Scorers Untallied who appear on Apple Podcast / Spotify / Stitcher - also on Twitter.

They also have an audio file on PC - www.listennotes.com/podcasts/cricket-scorers-untallied-scorers-untallied-B0tcFHZod5l/

You may also like to visit http://www.notchers.co.uk/ which sends out a quarterly newsletter for scorers.

Acumen News: is a monthly (approximately) newsletter with hints and tips about umpiring and scoring with some special offers from Acumen Books.  View a recent edition.

Nompere Bulletin / Discussion Board is open to everyone to post their questions, news and other points of view for discussion - subject to normal rules of public decency.

The Third Team supports soccer referees:  a weekly newsletter providing them with awareness on all things related to Resilience to enhance Performance and improve Mental Health.  They are happy to share material with Cricket Umpires