1. What procedure may be adopted if the ball is damaged or becomes def

1.	1. What procedure may be adopted if the ball is damaged or becomes defective during the course of play? 2. Mention three circumstances when time is lost or wasted during the course of play and that is added at the end of each playing session. 3. Define an indirect free kick. 4. What colour warning cards are shown by a referee during the course of playing in a football match? What does the colour of a warning card indicate?
Answer» 1. When the ball becomes defective during the game, referee stops the game and changes the ball. 2. Time lost during the play: 1. In injury. 2. In substitution. 3. In fouls. 3. Indirect Free Kick: It is given when some foul or injury to player has occurred outside the penalty area. 4. Colours of warning card shown during the match are Red and Yellow: 1. Yellow Card: It indicats a caution to a player. 2. Red Card: It indicates that the player to be sent off the game or disqualification of a player.

1. What procedure may be adopted if the ball is damaged or becomes defective during the course of play? 2. Mention three circumstances when time is lost or wasted during the course of play and that is added at the end of each playing session. 3. Define an indirect free kick. 4. What colour warning cards are shown by a referee during the course of playing in a football match? What does the colour of a warning card indicate?

Answer»

1. When the ball becomes defective during the game, referee stops the game and changes the ball.

2. Time lost during the play:

1. In injury.

2. In substitution.

3. In fouls.

3. Indirect Free Kick: It is given when some foul or injury to player has occurred outside the penalty area.

4. Colours of warning card shown during the match are Red and Yellow:

1. Yellow Card: It indicats a caution to a player.

2. Red Card: It indicates that the player to be sent off the game or disqualification of a player.