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Umpiring Signals


4.1 Timing:

a start time: turn towards the other umpire with one arm straight up in the air

b stop time: turn towards the other umpire and cross fully-extended arms at the wrists above the head

c two minutes of play remaining: raise both hands straight up in the air with pointing index fingers

d one minute of play remaining: raise one hand straight up in the air with pointing index finger.

 


Once a timing signal has been acknowledged no further time signal is needed.

4.2 Bully: move hands alternately up and down in front of the body with palms facing each other.

4.3 Ball out of play:

a ball out of play over the side-line: indicate the direction with one arm raised horizontally

b ball out of play over the back-line by an attacker: face the centre of the field and extend both arms horizontally sideways

c ball out of play over the back-line unintentionally by a defender: point one arm at the corner flag nearest where the ball crossed the back-line.

4.4 Goal scored: point both arms horizontally towards the centre of the field.

4.5 Conduct of play:



Signals for conduct of play offences must be shown if there is doubt about the reason for the decision.

a dangerous play: place one forearm diagonally across the chest

b misconduct and/or bad temper: stop play and make a calming movement by moving both hands slowly up and down, palms downward, in front of the body

c kick: slightly raise a leg and touch it near the foot or ankle with the hand

d raised ball: hold palms facing each other horizontally in front of the body, with one palm approximately 150 mm above the other

e obstruction: hold crossed forearms in front of the chest

f third party or shadow obstruction: alternately open and close crossed forearms in front of the chest

g stick obstruction: hold one arm out and downwards in front of the body half-way between vertical and horizontal; touch the forearm with the other hand

h 5 metres distance: extend one arm straight up in the air showing an open hand with all fingers extended.

4.6 Penalties:

a advantage: extend one arm high from the shoulder in the direction in which the benefiting team is playing

b free hit: indicate the direction with one arm raised horizontally

c free hit progressed up to 10 metres: raise one arm vertically with fist clenched

d penalty corner: point both arms horizontally towards the goal

e penalty stroke: point one arm at the penalty stroke mark and the other straight up in the air; this signal also indicates time stopped.


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