Rules of our Sports
You can download the various rules and regulations for our sports below. If you are looking for competition related documents such as clearance forms and match reports, they are located on our Competition Documents page.
General Rules & Regulations
- ISV Rules & Regulations
- ISV Code of Conduct
- Finals Qualifications
- ISV Disciplinary Procedures
- State Team Guidelines
- Heat Policy
- Risk Management Guidelines
Indoor Cricket
- Indoor Cricket Tournament Rules & By-Rules
This document contains the ISV By-Rules and the Official Rules of Indoor Cricket in one document - Player Points System for Indoor Cricket State Representatives
- Cricket Australia Official Rules of Indoor Cricket
- National Indoor Cricket League Rules & Regulations
- Cricket Australia Indoor Cricket Code of Conduct
- Cricket Australia Indoor Cricket Code of Conduct Memo
- Cricket Australia Player Eligibility Criteria
- See 'Additional Indoor Cricket Rules' at bottom of this page
For umpires wishing to increase their knowledge of the rules and become accredited, please see our Indoor Cricket Umpire Accreditation page.
Indoor Netball
- Netball By-Rules
- Player Points System for Indoor Netball State Representatives
- 5 a Side Netball Rules
- 6 a Side Netball Rules
- INA 7 a Side Netball Rule Amendments
- Indoor Netball Australia Rules
Indoor Soccer
Indoor Volleyball
Additional Indoor Cricket Rules
- Full tosses above the waist are now a No Ball
- Skins do not come into account for any finals match
- Caps will not be penalised, but player will have to remove them if they are not wearing the club cap
- Cricket balls will be burley or rocket balls
- Toss will be done 15 minutes prior to the game. It can be done by umpire or host centre manager
- Team sheets will be in 15 minute prior to the game
- Automatic penalties to be listed
- Umpire assessment reports to be sent to ISV within 48 hours of the completed matches
- Players cannot participate in a game if under the influence of alcohol or drugs. It is an insurance and safety issue
- Jewellery (rings, necklaces, bracelets, dangly earrings) are not to be worn or taped over.
