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ghiTiming of the suspension is controlled by a Technical Official on duty.The offending player is permitted to resume play when the Technical Official onduty indicates that the period of suspension has been completed unless this occursduring the taking of a penalty corner in which case the player cannot return untilthe corner has been completed or another penalty corner is awarded.If the offending player is a goalkeeper or player with goalkeeping privileges, theTechnical Official on duty notifies the Umpires when the period of suspension hasbeen completed; the Umpires stop the time at the next stoppage of play to enablethat player to resume play.NOTE: Articles 4 & 5 only apply to the Hockey World League Semi-Finals (Round 3) 20134 STICK ABOVE THE SHOULDERRule 9.7:Players must not play the ball with any part of the stick when the ball is above shoulderheight except that defenders are permitted to use the stick to stop or deflect a shot atgoal at any height.Regulation: Players may play the ball above shoulder height provided that it is not dangerous orleading to danger5 PENALTY CORNER SHOT CLOCKRegulation: When a Penalty Corner is awarded, Umpires shall (to permit defenders to put onprotective gear etc) allow not more than 45 seconds to pass before allowing the PenaltyCorner to commence. The engaged Umpire shall advise both the defence and theattackers as the shot clock approaches zero. If both teams are ready before the 45seconds has expired, the Umpire shall allow the Penalty Corner to commence. Uponexpiry of the 45 seconds the Umpire may allow the taking of the Penalty Corner, providedthat both teams are ready.Note: This regulation will apply only to the initial award of a Penalty Corner and not to anyretake, or to any subsequent Penalty Corner awarded before the ball has travelledmore than 5 metres outside the circle.In case of breaches a personal penalty (i.e. a green card) will be awarded to the captainof the offending team, with an increased personal penalty (i.e. a yellow card) for repeatedoffences.FIH Tournament Regulations:Outdoor Competitions – June 2013Page 17
APPENDIX 2ONE POOL COMPETITION PLAN AND RANKING1 PLAN OF THE COMPETITION1.1 There will be one pool comprising of all participating teams.2 RANKING IN THE POOLS2.1 In FIH World League Round 1 and 2 tournaments, if the score is equal at the end of regulationtime, a shoot-out competition as specified in Appendix 9 will be played to establish the winner ofthe match. The following points will be awarded for each match:- three points to the winner of a match at the end of regulation time;- two points to the winner of a shoot-out competition, where the score is tied at theend of regulation time:- one point to the loser of a shoot-out competition, where the score is tied at the endof regulation time;- no points to the loser of a match at the end of regulation time.2.2 In any other one pool competition, points will be awarded according to clause 2.1 in Appendix 3.2.3 Ranking in a pool is determined according to clause 2.2 in Appendix 3.3 CLASSIFICATION MATCHES3.1 This regulation applies only to the final classification play-off competition if it is to be played afterthe one pool competition.3.2 The teams for the classification matches will be as follows although the matches will notnecessarily be played in this order:7 th Ranked Team v 8 th Ranked Team (to determine 7 th and 8 th places)5 th Ranked Team v 6 th Ranked Team (to determine 5 th and 6 th places)3 rd Ranked Team v 4 th Ranked Team (to determine 3 rd and 4 th places)1 st Ranked Team v 2 nd Ranked Team (to determine 1 st and 2 nd places)3.3 The score at the end of the regulation time of any match will be registered by the FIH as theresult of the match.3.4 If at the end of the regulation time the result is a draw, in order to establish an outright winner ofa classification match for the purpose of the competition, a shoot-out competition as specified inAppendix 10 will be played to establish the winner of the match.FIH Tournament Regulations:Outdoor Competitions – June 2013Page 18
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