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1. www.lords.org › mcc › the-laws-of-cricketThe fielder Law | MCC - Lord's

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   28.1 Protective equipment. No fielder other than the wicket-keeper shall be permitted to wear gloves or external leg guards. In addition, protection for the hand or fingers may be worn only with the consent of the umpires. 28.2 Fielding the ball.

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2. www.thefa.com › football-rules-governance › lawsandLaw 12 - Fouls and Misconduct - The FA

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   Any player who lunges at an opponent in challenging for the ball from the front, from the side or from behind using one or both legs, with excessive force or endangers the safety of an opponent is guilty of serious foul play.

3. sports.stackexchange.com › questions › 13583What happens if the fielder fails to walk in from outside the ...

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   Apr 25, 2016 · No. The reasons for a no ball are listed in Law 24 (and the subsidiary bits mentioned in Law 24.9) and do not include "fielder not in the field of play". In theory, Law 2, Section 6 says that: If a player comes on to the field of play [without permission of the umpires] and comes into contact with the ball while it is in play,

4. www.lords.org › mcc › the-laws-of-cricketCaught Law | MCC - Lord's

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   33.2.2.1 the ball is held in the hand or hands of a fielder, even if the hand holding the ball is touching the ground, or is hugged to the body, or lodges in the external protective equipment worn by a fielder, or lodges accidentally in a fielder’s clothing.

5. the-fha.com › law-12-fouls-and-misconductLAW 12: FOULS AND MISCONDUCT - The Football Heritage Association

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   Apr 18, 2024 · Any player who lunges at an opponent in challenging for the ball from the front, from the side, or from behind using one or both legs, with excessive force, or endangers the safety of an opponent is guilty of serious foul play.

6. www.kenaston.org › the-pitch › law-12-CautionsKen Aston Referee Society... LAW - 12 - CAUTIONS PAGE

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   If the ball is in play, the player may only re-enter the field of play from the touchline. In each case, the player must await the Referee's signal. Some examples of players leaving the field of play without receiving the Referee's permission are shown below:

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   Can a player re-enter a field of play if he is injured?

   • When returning to the field of play, an injured player can enter the field from any point on the boundary lines if the ball is out of play. If the ball is in play, the player may only re-enter the field of play from the touchline. In each case, the player must await the Referee's signal.

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   Can a player walk off the field of play?

   • (c) Let the player back onto the field of play whilst play is still in motion, wait until the ball is next out of play before you Caution the player. If an injured player is able to walk off the field of play, he should be encouraged to do so, especially if he is close to one of the boundary lines.

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   What happens if a player comes on the field of play?

   • If a player comes onto the field of play without your (the Referee's) permission, he must be Cautioned, preferably when the ball is next out of play. But you are within your rights to stop the game immediately, Caution the player, and restart the game with an indirect free kick at the place where the ball was when you stopped play.

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   Can a player not play the ball in a game?

   • There will be many occasions during a game when a player will come between an opponent and the ball, but in the majority of such instances, this is quite natural and fair. It is often possible for a player not playing the ball to be in the path of an opponent and still not be guilty of impeding.

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   When can a player enter the field of play?

   • Players entering the field of play after the game has commenced must wait on the touchline until the Referee has signaled that they can enter. Law Amendment: An injured player returning into the field of play can enter from any boundary if the ball is out of play. And on the Referees signal.

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   Can a fielder field a ball with another person?

   • 28.2.1 A fielder may field the ball with any part of his/her person (see Appendix A.12), except as in 28.2.1.2. However, he/she will be deemed to have fielded the ball illegally if, while the ball is in play he/she wilfully 28.2.1.1 uses anything other than part of his/her person to field the ball.

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8. www.askasoccerreferee.com › holding-vs-impedingHOLDING VS. IMPEDING - Ask A Soccer Referee

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   Mar 3, 2013 · A player who blatantly holds onto or pulls an opponent or an opponent’s clothing to play the ball, to gain possession of the ball, or to prevent an opponent from playing the ball could be cautioned and shown the yellow card for unsporting behavior.