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    Improper Dressing! Women Handball Team Fined For Wearing Shorts, Not Bikini

    Bonface OsanoBy Bonface OsanoJuly 20, 2021Updated:July 20, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Norwegian women’s handball team players have been fined for wearing shorts instead of bikini bottoms at the European Beach Handball Championships.

    The European Handball Federation (EHF), the sport’s governing body, confirmed around Ksh200,000 fine per player) “improper clothing”.

    Norway’s players wore shorts during a bronze medal match against Spain in Varna, Bulgaria.

    And the breach of regulations comes due to the rules specifying that women should wear bikini bottoms when they are competing.

    A statement from the governing body read: “The Disciplinary Commission at the Beach Handball EURO 2021 has dealt with a case of improper clothing.

    “In the bronze medal game against Spain on Sunday the team of Norway played with shorts that are not according to the Athlete Uniform Regulations defined in the IHF Beach Handball Rules of the Game,” the EHF said in a statement.

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    While Norway’s Handball Federation (NHF) announced they would pay the fine for their players.

    Kare Geir Lio, the head of NHF, had earlier told AFP that its players should have “free choice” over their attire:: “It should be a free choice within a standardised framework.

    “The most important thing is to have equipment that athletes are comfortable with.”

    The governing body’s rules state: “Women should wear a bikini where the top should be a tight-fitting sports bra with deep openings at the arms. The bottom must not be more than ten centimeters on the sides.”

    While the male players must wear “tight-fitting tank tops” and shorts that are “not too baggy” and “10 centimeters above the kneecap.”

    Norway’s Katinka Haltvik also told Norwegian media outlet NRK that the decision to wear shorts instead of bikini bottoms was “very spontaneous” and that they “felt threatened by the regulations”.

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