HAND-SIGNALS-USED-BY-OFFICIALS-IN-BADMINTON.pdf

official hand signals in playing badminton it is a file that contains the hand signals use in playing badminton as a line guard to know the faults and what are the right ways of doing things in playing badminton as an official sports may it be doubles or singles are in need of rules and regulations hands signals are essential to be able to know who wins and who loses or if the play or rally is counted

1. OFFICIALS AND APPEALS

2. Therefereeisinoverallchargeofthetournament.The
umpire,whereappointed,isinchargeofthematch,
thecourtanditsimmediatesurrounds.Theumpire
shallreporttothereferee.Theservicejudgeshall
callservicefaultsmadebytheservershouldthey
occur.Alinejudgeshallindicatewhetherashuttle
landed'in'or'out'onthelineorlinesassigned.An
official'sdecisionisfinalonallpointsoffactforwhich
thatofficialisresponsible.

3. Anumpireshall:
-Upload and enforce the Rules of Badminton and,
especially, call a 'fault' or 'let' should either occur.
-Give a decision on any appeal regarding a point of dispute,
if made before the next service is delivered.
-Ensure players and spectators are kept informed of the
progress of the match.
-Appoint or remove line judges or a service judge in
consultation with the referee.

4. -Where another court official is not appointed,
arrange for that official's duties to be carried out.
-Record and report to the referee all matters in
relation to continuous play, misconduct and penalties.

5. -Taketotherefereeallunsatisfiedappealson
questionsoflawonly.(Suchappealsmustbemade
beforethenextserviceisdelivered,or,ifattheendof
thegame,beforethesidethatappealshasleftthe
court.)

14. -End-