A penalty corner is called when there is a foul in the circle.
it is another name for a penalty corner. it occurs when a penalty happens inside the shooting D
There is a penalty stroke in hockey for an intentional foul within the circle or for a foul preventing a probable goal. A penalty stroke can also be awarded for defenders repeatedly breaking the line early at a penalty corner.
Whenever the team manager wants to, except for during a penalty corner.
Either side
The "23 metre" line (actually 22.90 metres overall) defines the defensive zone in field hockey. It is the line at which a fully-padded goalkeeper may not take part in play, and the limit at which a severe penalty can be awarded a penalty corner.
There are 16 players in a field hockey team - 11 on the field and 5 substitutes. There is no limit on the number of substitutions allowed during the game, and they can happen at any time except during a penalty corner.
In every form of hockey played on Earth, substitutes are free, unlimited and can take place at any time (except sometimes during certain plays in a game; for example, during a penalty corner in field hockey).
Any breach of the rules is an unfair advantage to one team. A free hit (or penalty corner, or stroke) is awarded to remove this advantage.
Field hockey.
Hockey. That's 'field' hockey as opposed to 'ice hockey'
In ice hockey, if you throw it at some one to poke the puck away or trip them, I believe that it's a penalty or a penalty shot. In field hockey, you will probably be given a yellow card, along with the appropriate penalty.
It is taken from the side line 5 metres from the corner on the side of the field where the ball went out.