How do I deal with time-wasting and a batter who is late to the crease?

Under the CGL 2025/26 playing conditions (umpires are told to apply these strictly):

Fielding side:

1. First instance: call and signal dead ball if necessary, and give the fielding side a first and final warning.
2. Any further instance in that innings:
   • if it's between overs, award 5 penalty runs to the batting side and tell the fielding captain why
   • if it's during an over, have the fielding captain take the bowler off immediately; that bowler may not bowl again in the innings
   • tell the other umpire, the batters and, as soon as possible, the batting captain, and report it to the Umpires and Clubs Administrator.

Batting side (timed out): an incoming batter is out timed out, on appeal, if they take more than 1½ minutes from the fall of the wicket to be ready to receive the next ball (or for the striker to be ready, if the new batter is the non-striker). If they aren't ready within 1½ minutes, treat it as time-wasting under Law 41.10 whether or not there's an appeal, and report the incident to CGL.

Time you allow the fielding side for the batting side's time-wasting is taken off the batting side's own over-rate allowances.