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DTB Guidelines for Matches without an Umpire

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Basics

  1. When do the DTB guidelines for matches without a chair umpire apply? Easy
  2. How must it be ensured that the guidelines for matches without a chair umpire are known? Easy
  3. Who is meant by "officials" in the guidelines for matches without a chair umpire? Easy

Guidelines for players

  1. Who is responsible for calls in a match without a chair umpire? Easy
  2. When and how must "out" or "fault" calls be made? Easy
  3. How must a player decide when unsure whether a ball on their side was good or out? Easy
  4. Who should call the score in a match without a chair umpire, and when? Easy
  5. What does a player do who is unhappy with the opponent's behaviour or decisions? Easy

Guidelines for players

  1. On a carpet court a player incorrectly calls "out" for the first time in the match. The ball was good and would have been a clear point-winning shot. What applies? Medium
  2. On a hard court a player incorrectly calls "out" for the second time in the match. The ball was good but not a point-winning shot. What applies? Medium

Blatantly incorrect calls

  1. An official has already told a player that a blatant incorrect call was an unintentional hindrance. Shortly afterwards the player again makes an obviously and blatantly incorrect call. What is possible? Hard

Score disputes

  1. Server A says 40-15, receiver B says 15-40. The official finds that only the first two points of the game are disputed. At what score does play continue? Hard

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