Participants now await the results.
They had an hour and a half exam and based on what I saw so far, I guarantee we're going to have successful candidates. The LICA head official said that while this exam was on theory, he will be returning to administer a practical exam. Once you know it, basically you can apply it when you get into the field. The other part we need to cover is the field work, when it comes to the marking of the creases and pitching the wicket properly. In order for a match to be played, Mr. Mack says that conditions must be favorable and the field must not be wet or slippery.