Ending a chukka

In a normal chukka, the ball is out of play when the seven minute bell rings. What happens?

The chukka ends immediately. Out of play at the bell ends the chukka there and then.

In a normal chukka, the ball is still in play when the seven minute bell rings. What happens?

Play continues until the next break or the second bell. In play at the bell, so it runs on to the next break or the second bell.

In a normal chukka, a goal is scored just as the seven minute bell rings. What happens?

The chukka ends immediately. A goal puts the ball out of play, so the chukka ends.

In a normal chukka, the ball crosses the sideline ten seconds after the bell. What happens?

The chukka ends immediately. The next break in play after the bell ends the chukka.

In a normal chukka, the umpire blows for a foul fifteen seconds after the bell. What happens?

The chukka ends immediately. The whistle is a break in play, so the chukka ends.

Make the call yourself

Every one of these is drawn on the pitch in the app, and you make the call before you see the answer.