Best Answer Thanks! A trial setting conference is a court hearing aimed to determined whether or not the parties are ready to proceed to trial. If so, the court will set the date for trial. If not, the court will continue the trial setting conference (usually for a few months).
A cricket field is a roughly elliptical field of flat grass, ranging in size from about 90 to 150 metres (100-160 yards) across, bounded by an obvious fence or other marker. There is no fixed size or shape for the field, although large deviations from a low-eccentricity ellipse are discouraged.
The playing court has a flat, hard surface free from obstructions. The dimensions of the courts may vary to account for local facilities. The standard size is 28m long and 15m wide. It can be scaled down in size, providing the variations are in the same proportions from 26m x 14m to 12m x 7m. Note: It is important that the free throw line is 4m to the backboard.