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    Officiating Officials in Badminton

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    This document discusses the three types of officials in badminton: the referee, umpire, and line judge. The referee acts as the manager of a tournament and resolves disputes. The umpire is in charge of enforcing the rules during a particular match. Line judges, who can number up to 10 per match, determine whether shots are in or out since the umpire cannot see all areas of the court. The document also outlines the hand signals used by line judges to communicate their decisions.

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    Officiating Officials in Badminton

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    This document discusses the three types of officials in badminton: the referee, umpire, and line judge. The referee acts as the manager of a tournament and resolves disputes. The umpire is in charge of enforcing the rules during a particular match. Line judges, who can number up to 10 per match, determine whether shots are in or out since the umpire cannot see all areas of the court. The document also outlines the hand signals used by line judges to communicate their decisions.

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    OFFICIATING OFFICIALS IN BADMINTON

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    This document discusses the three types of officials in badminton: the referee, umpire, and line judge. The referee acts as the manager of a tournament and resolves disputes. The umpire is in charge of enforcing the rules during a particular match. Line judges, who can number up to 10 per match, determine whether shots are in or out since the umpire cannot see all areas of the court. The document also outlines the hand signals used by line judges to communicate their decisions.

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    Officiating Officials in Badminton

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    This document discusses the three types of officials in badminton: the referee, umpire, and line judge. The referee acts as the manager of a tournament and resolves disputes. The umpire is in charge of enforcing the rules during a particular match. Line judges, who can number up to 10 per match, determine whether shots are in or out since the umpire cannot see all areas of the court. The document also outlines the hand signals used by line judges to communicate their decisions.

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    OFFICIATING OFFICIALS

    IN BADMINTON
    There are three types of officials in the sport of
    Badminton.

    ▪ Referee
    ▪ Umpire
    ▪ Line Judge
    REFEREE IN BADMINTON

    • A referee in badminton acts like a manager who’s job is to


    conduct matches in a tournament in a proper manner and
    resolve any dispute if a situation arises.
    • Other duties of tournament referee are to make a doctor
    available if a player gets injured or if the tapping of the court
    came off, ensuring that matches and practice schedules in a
    tournament are properly set up and many more.
    UMPIRE IN BADMINTON

    • The umpire has the authority over a particular match and is in


    charge of the court and its immediate surrounds. The umpire
    ensures the match is conducted in accordance with the Laws of
    Badminton, the rules and regulations of the BWF and any other
    regulations pertinent to the specific tournament.
    LINE JUDGE IN BADMINTON

    • There are so many lines in a badminton court and chair umpire


    cannot make the decision on all of the shots that is why there
    are linemen sitting along the court to see whether a shuttle is IN
    or OUT.
    • Depending on the level of a tournament, there may be as many
    as 10 line judges assigned to a court for a particular match.
    HAND SIGNALS USED BY LINEMAN
    There are three types of hand signals made by lineman

    When the shuttle is IN:- Lineman will make pledge gesture with his hand
    When the shuttle is OUT:- He will extend both of his arm making a straight
    line from his one hand to another hand.
    When he does not know:- when the lineman is not certain if the shuttle was
    IN or OUT due to reason like player covered the line etc. He covers his eyes
    with both hands.

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