FIH Rules of Hockey 2017

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e the nets are fitted loosely to prevent the ball rebounding. Figure 2 : Goal Goal Dimensions Code Metres Code Metres A 3.66 E minimum 0.90 B 2.14 F 0.050 C 0.46 G 0.050 to 0.075 D minimum 1.20 1.8 Flag-posts : a b c d e flag-posts are between 1.20 and 1.50 metres in height flag-posts are placed at each corner of the field flag-posts must not be dangerous if unbreakable, flag-posts must be attached to a spring base flag-posts carry flags, not exceeding 300 mm in width or length. 58
2 Stick The following specification applies to all hockey with effect from 1 January 2013. However, National Associations are requested to use discretion when applying this specification at lower hockey playing levels where it is reasonable to permit continued use of sticks meeting the previous specification. The change to the maximum length of a hockey stick applies with effect from 1 January 2015. All measurements are made and other specifications assessed with any coverings or additional fixings attached to the stick (that is, with the stick in the form in which it is used on the field). 2.1 This section specifies the properties of the stick. Properties outside the specifications are not permitted. Although the properties are described as explicitly as possible, the FIH reserves the right to prohibit any stick which, in the opinion of the FIH Rules Committee, is unsafe or likely to have a detrimental impact on playing the game.2.2 The shape and dimensions of the stick are tested by placing the stick playing side downwards on a flat surface marked with the lines shown in figures 3 and 4. Lines A, A1, B, B1 and Y are parallel and are perpendicular to lines C and X. The dimensions in figures 3 and 4 are: line A to line A1 line A to line B line A1 to line B1 line A to line Y line C to line X 51 mm 20 mm 20 mm 25.5 mm 100 mm 2.3 The stick has a traditional shape, consisting of the handle and the head: 59
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From 1 January 2017
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Responsibility and Liability Partic
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INTRODUCTION THE RULES CYCLE The Ru
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The adjustment to the free hit Rule
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Page 44 and 45: UMPIRING 1 Objectives 1.1 Umpiring
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