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    Start of The Match: "Keen Versus Boll"

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    The document provides procedures for umpires and assistant umpires to follow at the start, during, and end of table tennis matches. It outlines: 1) At the start of matches, umpires should announce the players' names and initial score, and signal who will serve first. 2) During matches, umpires should clearly call scores, time games, enforce rules, and monitor coaches. They and assistant umpires use standardized signals. 3) At the end of games and matches, umpires announce winners and final scores before concluding duties.

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    Start of The Match: "Keen Versus Boll"

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    The document provides procedures for umpires and assistant umpires to follow at the start, during, and end of table tennis matches. It outlines: 1) At the start of matches, umpires should announce the players' names and initial score, and signal who will serve first. 2) During matches, umpires should clearly call scores, time games, enforce rules, and monitor coaches. They and assistant umpires use standardized signals. 3) At the end of games and matches, umpires announce winners and final scores before concluding duties.

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    The document provides procedures for umpires and assistant umpires to follow at the start, during, and end of table tennis matches. It outlines: 1) At the start of matches, umpires should announce the players' names and initial score, and signal who will serve first. 2) During matches, umpires should clearly call scores, time games, enforce rules, and monitor coaches. They and assistant umpires use standardized signals. 3) At the end of games and matches, umpires announce winners and final scores before concluding duties.

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    Start of The Match: "Keen Versus Boll"

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    The document provides procedures for umpires and assistant umpires to follow at the start, during, and end of table tennis matches. It outlines: 1) At the start of matches, umpires should announce the players' names and initial score, and signal who will serve first. 2) During matches, umpires should clearly call scores, time games, enforce rules, and monitor coaches. They and assistant umpires use standardized signals. 3) At the end of games and matches, umpires announce winners and final scores before concluding duties.

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    Recommended Walk-in / Walk-out Procedures

    With Formal Presentation:


    At the start of match-
    •Follow directions of Referee / CM
    •Umpire and Asst. Umpire may shake hands
    •No need to step forward when introduced, just a nod (not bow) will do

    At the end of match -


    •After all post-match duties are completed, wait for your partner at the
    designated spot as directed by Referee / CM and if noinstruction given, wait
    for your partner at your own station and then walk-out as a team when ready,
    without standingat attention
    •Umpire to lead when walking out

    2 START OF THE MATCH


    At the start of the first game:
     When time is up, whoever is keeping time should raise his or her hand and call “Time”
     Ensure that the server has the ball before making any announcement. Do not ask for the ball back before making the
    announcement and then subsequently give it back after the announcement as this is not a good presentation.
     When the server is ready, glance to see that the receiver is ready
     Announce

    “Keen versus Boll”


    “First game”
     Point to the server and call;

    “Keen to serve”
    “Love all” or “Zero-Zero”
    The assistant umpire then changes the score to 0-0, starts the stop-watch, and the match begins.
    The umpire should make every effort to pronounce the name of each player correctly. If unsure about the pronunciation – ask the
    player while conducting racket check.
    In a team match substitute the player’s name with the team name.

    In a team match substitute the player’s name with the team name.

    DURING MATCH PROCEDURE Page 45


    A B C D E

    UMPIRE'S
    1 SITUATION UMPIRE'S CALL AU'S SIGNAL AU'S CALL
    SIGNAL
    Point with open hand to "X to serve, 0-0" (or other
    2 Start of game first server agreed announcement) None None
    1

    Point with open hand to


    3 Change of service next server None None None
    1

    Resumption of play after Point with open hand to


    4 authorised interval next server Repeat score None None
    1

    Raise the arm nearer


    the winner(s) of the
    point so that the upper
    arm is horizontal and
    5 Point the forearm vertical, New score None None
    with the closed hand
    upward 3

    As soon as the ball As soon as the ball


    touches the correct touches the correct
    "Let" and repeat previous
    6 Net-cord service court raise arm above court raise arm above None*
    score
    head 2, point to net if head 2, point to net if
    necessary necessary
    Raise the arm nearer
    the receiver so that the
    upper arm is horizontal "Fault" and advise
    7 Illegal service and the forearm "Fault" and new score Raise arm above head 2 umpire if necessary
    vertical, with the closed who will call new score
    hand upward 3

    Indicate point for


    In doubles service, ball
    receiver3, point to
    8 bounces on wrong half- "Fault" and new score None None
    centre line if necessary.
    court
    Faulty service (e.g. ball Indicate point for
    9 misses table) receiver 3 New score None None

    10a Service of doubtful


    legality where e

    "Let", warn server,

    decided by th Raise arm above

    and repeat previous None None

    umpire (1st head 2

    score

    occasion in a

    match)

    Service of doubtful

    legality where "Stop", warn


    decided by th e Raise arm above "Let", and repeat Raise arm above server and advise

    10b assistant umpire head 2 previous score head 2 umpire, who will

    (1st occasion in a call


    “Let”
    match)

    Service of doubtful
    legality where
    decided by th Indicate point fo r

    "Fault" and new score None None


    e
    11a umpire (further receiver 3

    occasion by same
    player or pair)

    Service of doubtful

    legality where "Fault", i f


    decided by th Indicate point fo r Raise arm above necessary advis e

    New score
    e
    11b
    assistant umpire receiver 3 head 2 umpire, who will

    (further occasion by call new score


    same player or pair)

    Interruption of play (e.g.


    "Let" and repeat previous
    12 ball coming into playing Raise arm above head 2 Raise arm above head 2 “Stop”
    score
    area)
    Error in order of serving,
    receiving or ends "Let", correct order and
    13 Raise arm above head 2 None None
    discovered during a rally repeat previous score
    See diagram in Appendix E for proper and uniform hand signals, and explanation of when and how to use them.
    During the match, the umpire should:
     Call the score in a clear and audible voice at a level that a person sitting at the coach’s chair can hear and understand the calls
     Time the play or designate the assistant umpire to time each game
     Monitor and enforce the service laws
     Monitor and enforce the behaviour regulations
     Make sure the players leave the rackets on the table between games, unless it is strapped to their hand
     Make sure play is continuous with no excessive delays during towelling or time out periods
     Monitor and enforce the coaching laws. Between points and particularly during a change of service or ends, the umpire should turn
    his or her head and look at both coaches. Alternately, the umpire and assistant umpire can agree – before the match starts – that
    each one will monitor the coach that is best visible to them, or the one on their right
     During authorised intervals the assistant umpire collects the ball and hands it to the umpire to retain until the end of the interval.
    END OF GAME PROCEDURE
    At the end of a game the umpire should:
     Call the score, point to winner, and announce “Game to Keen”
     Record the score on the scoresheet
     The assistant umpire collects the ball and hands it to the umpire to retain until the start of the next game.

    START OF GAME PROCEDURE


    At the start of other games the umpire should:
     Hand the ball to the server
     When the server is ready, glance to see that the receiver is ready
     Announce

    “Second game”
     Point to the server and call;

    “Boll to serve”
    “Love all” or “Zero-Zero”
    The assistant umpire changes the score to 0-0, starts the stop-watch, and the game begins.

    POST MATCH ANNOUNCEMENT


    At the end of a match the umpire should:
     Call the score, point to winner, and announce “Game and match to Keen”
     “Keen wins 4 games to 3”

    and in a team match


    “Netherlands leads by 1 match to 0” or “Netherlands and Germany 1 match all”
    POST MATCH PROCEDURE
    After the match the umpire should:
     Record the score on the scoresheet
     Obtain the players’ signatures in an individual match or the team captains’ signatures in a team match (if required by referee)

    The assistant umpire returns the score indicator to blank, collects the balls, racket(s) if necessary and returns the court to a proper
    condition.
    END OF MATCH – UMPIRES WALKING OUT
    The umpire and assistant umpire meet at the umpire’s chair or table and stand so that the umpire leads the way out without having
    to cross the path of the assistant umpire.
    The umpire leads the way with the scoresheet in the left hand and the assistant umpire following in step with the umpire - no
    accompanied music.
    The umpire team returns the scoresheet correctly completed directly to the referee’s desk for signature. The referee (or designated
    deputy referee on duty) should check the scoresheet for completeness and accuracy; sign the card and forward it for results
    processing. Page 46

    Umpires should not linger or walk around the field of play once their assigned duties are completed. If they wish to watch other matches in progress, they should
    proceed outside the field of play to the viewing areas open for officials and spectators.

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