Officiating and coaching (cricket, kho-kho, badminton) Measurements and rules

1. Name: Bagul krunal j
Enroll no : 210081103611002
Course : SPES
School : BPES
RASHTRIYA RAKSHA
UNIVERSITY

2. BADMINTON
 The game of badminton originated In Siam, china over 2,000 years ago.
 Badminton is derived directly from poona, which was played by British army officers stationed in
India in the 1860s.
Officiating (singles) (doubles)
 Plays in single and doubles
 Ineoor sports
 In summer Olympics – 1992
 All over match conduct by umpire
 a match is played best 2 of 3 games,
with eachgame played up to 21 points.
 game time is 40 to 50 minutes.

3. Umpire sitting position and measurements
 Chair umpire : 1
 Service judge : 1
 Line judge : 10
Total : 12

4. Cricket
 Cricket is a bat - and - ball game played by two teams of 11 players on a field with a 22
- yard pitch . Each team takes it in turns to bat , trying to score runs , while the
opposing team fields .
 During a competitive game of cricket there are two umpires officiating a match . An
umpire is required to enforce the laws of the MCC by making decisions on :
• no balls .byes
• legs byes
• wides
• boundaries
 One umpire is positioned behind the stumps at the bowler's end of the pitch and they
make decisions on LBW ( leg before wicket ) appeals , no balls , wides and leg byes .
The second umpire stands at square leg and they make decisions on stumpings and
run outs . At the end of each over , the umpires change position . Scoring

6.  The aim for the batter in cricket is to try to score as many runs as possible throughout their innings . •
 The winning team in cricket is the side . that scores the most runs , although in some situations a draw is
recorded if they both get the same number of runs .
 A batter is declared out if a fielder or wicketkeeper catches the ball directly off the bat and before it hits
the .
 This is known as leg before wicket ( or LBW ) .
 A batter is declared out if the wicketkeeper stumps them .
 A batter is declared out if they knock over their stumps while playing a shot or avoiding a delivery . •
 There are other , less common ways of being out in cricket , but these are quite rare .

7. Kho kho
 There are two teams each comprising of total 12 members . The game has four quarters / turns , each of 9
min .
 There are only three members of the running team on the field while the eight members of the chasing team
take a knee - down position on squares that are drawn through field lines in a preset area between two poles
.
 They sit facing in opposite directions in the cross - lane without cutting the line . One member who is called
' chaser ' stands near one pole to chase the runners first .
 The chaser has to touch or tap the runners whereas the runners try to defend themselves from the chaser to
get touched .
 When the chaser touches all the three runners , three new runners enter the field , and the game continues .
 The chaser is not allowed to run over the cross - lane or to change the direction while chasing the runners .
If it is needed , he has to touch the pole , turn back and continue chasing .
 Each time , the chaser touches a runner , a point is awarded .