serving rule

Discussion in 'Rules / Tournament Regulation / Officiating' started by Hock, Feb 20, 2002.

  1. Hock

    Hock Guest

    Is it a fault when I serve, the shuttle hit and pass the net, but lands in the right court?
     
    #1 Hock, Feb 20, 2002
  2. Winex West Can

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    No. The shuttle can hit the net and still continue to lay safe in the receiver court.
     
    #2 Winex West Can, Feb 20, 2002
  3. Peter T.

    Peter T. Guest

    When you serve and it hits the top of the net, yet continues and lands in the proper court, the serve is GOOD. It IS NOT a fault. =)
     
    #3 Peter T., Feb 20, 2002
  4. steelarm

    steelarm Guest

    say do you guys which section of the rule book this is ....theres some guy arguing with me about this...

    Thanx a bunch
     
    #4 steelarm, Feb 24, 2002
  5. Hock

    Hock Guest

    Thanks for replying! So it's considered 'in'. Is this actually a new rule? I remember when I played it like 3 years ago, once the shuttler hits the net while giving a service, it's considered as a 'Net' (fault).
     
    #5 Hock, Feb 24, 2002
  6. Erik

    Erik Guest

    The section of the rule book listing all faults, is Law 13.
    In that Law there it is not listed as a fault when the shutle
    touches the net after a service. This has never been a fault,
    so Hock must have been misinformed.
     
    #6 Erik, Feb 24, 2002
  7. Behappy2

    Behappy2 Guest

    It is a " Net" if you are playing Tennis or Table Tennis. , Someone must have got the rules mixed up.
     
    #7 Behappy2, Feb 25, 2002

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