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single player as the last defender called sweeper. Sweeper acts as a last line of defense in front of the goal keeper. The minimum number of player... |
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Dribbling Keeping the ball under close control is called dribbling. Dribbling is used while running with possession of the ball. It helps a player ... |
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by a player of either team inside the circle for it to count as a goal. Reprint 2026-27 176 Health and Physical Education - XI 2. Penalty Corner: A... |
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shot into the goal during penalty corner is a hard hit and the ball is lifted in the air above the backboard, the goal will not be counted. •• To a... |
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awarded throughout the main part of the field for general offences by either team. The most common fouls that lead to free hits are: •• Obstructing... |
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rest. The additional time out for Reprint 2026-27 178 Health and Physical Education - XI penalty corners and after goals ensure that the new 60 min... |
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an offence a goal shall be awarded (e) The ball goes out-of-play over the back line, this include the goalkeeper who may intentionally play the bal... |
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is an indigenous game of India which has originated and developed since the epic age of Mahabharata. The word ‘Kabaddi’ has been derived from the t... |
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in 1973. After the formation of Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India, the first men’s nationals were held in Madras (renamed as Chennai), while the ... |
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team. •• Not more than one raider shall enter the opponent’s court at a time; otherwise a technical point will be awarded to the opponent and a cha... |
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scores a lona and two extra points for lona shall be awarded in addition to the points scored by the team putting out all the players of the oppone... |
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side, which scores a ‘lona’, shall score two extra points. Reprint 2026-27 Team Games 183 Time Out Activity 5.16 Each team shall be allowed to take... |
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for warning, Yellow Card for temporary suspension for 2 minutes, and Red Card for suspension from the match or to debar from the tournament. Fundam... |
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competition. Fig. 5.42: Arm hold Reprint 2026-27 Team Games 187 Offensive skills Toe touch Toe touch is executed by the raider to touch the opponen... |
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2026-27 Team Games 189 History of Kho-Kho Do You Know? The origin of Kho-Kho is not easy to mark out, but many Practice of Kho-Kho helps to histori... |
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playfield Girls) 23m × 14m (Sub Junior Boys/Girls) 1.5m × 16m (Men/Women and Junior Free Zone Boys/Girls) 1.5m × 14m (Sub Junior Boys/Girls) 24m (M... |
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the central lane. The players sit in the boxes alternately in such a way so as to face in opposite direction. 4. An active chaser gives a vocal sig... |
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1. Types of giving Kho a) Simple Kho b) Beginners Kho c) Late Kho 2. Method of chasing a) Left hand chase b) Right hand chase 3. Method of sitting ... |
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18 × 9 m. It is surrounded by a free zone of 5 m from the side lines and 6.5 m from the endlines. ••The height of the free playing space, above the... |
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The top 80 cm of each antenna extends above the net and is marked with 10 cm stripes of red and white colour. •• Two white bands 5 cm wide are fast... |
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etc. Reprint 2026-27 Team Games 197 ••Each team is entitled to a maximum of three hits (in addition to blocking), for returning the ball. ••A playe... |
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Libero for the team. Only one libero may be on court at any time. ••The libero player(s) must wear a uniform which has a different dominant colour ... |
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Arm is quickly accelerated towards the ball, to hit it with base of the palm. (f) The hitting arm and the body moves forward stepping with the rear... |
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in Volleyball To motivate the extraordinary achievements of the players and Coaches, the Government of India honours players with different awards ... |
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cricket. II. Short Answer Questions 1. When and where was the BCCI framed? 2. What is the old and new full form of ICC? 3. What is T20? 4. What is ... |
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