I am just a little confused about how the hand ball law is applied.
Situation: Ball strikes a players knee and bounces onto their arm which is in a natural position for example next to their side (and doesn’t lead to a goal or anything like that)
To my understanding this is not a hand ball, not only because their hand is in a natural position but because it’s ricochets off the player first.
So my question is would the same apply if the ball were to bounce off the players knee on to the arm, but the players arm were in an un-natural position, for example above the head?
Any help would be appreciated as this is caused me some confusion.
(apologies if this is in another thread and please close if this is the case)
Situation: Ball strikes a players knee and bounces onto their arm which is in a natural position for example next to their side (and doesn’t lead to a goal or anything like that)
To my understanding this is not a hand ball, not only because their hand is in a natural position but because it’s ricochets off the player first.
So my question is would the same apply if the ball were to bounce off the players knee on to the arm, but the players arm were in an un-natural position, for example above the head?
Any help would be appreciated as this is caused me some confusion.
(apologies if this is in another thread and please close if this is the case)