Faults serving
Rules
Arturo Ruiz Asked 11 years ago
Hi, Alois
As in tennis, if you make a fault in your serve, it's counted as half a point or directly as an entire point?
I'm so confused....
Thanks
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Arturo,
In Table Tennis if you serve a fault you lose the point straight away. You don't get two chances.
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Arturo Ruiz Posted 11 years ago
Sorry for asking too much :), but I read that if when you serve, and the ball hits your side and then your opponent's side it cannot go towards the right or the left (I don't know if I explained it well). I hope u undestood.
Hi Arturo,
The ball is allowed to go anywhere on the other side of the table when you serve in singles.
Arturo Ruiz Posted 11 years ago
Hi, Alois
I know it, but I read a little bit of the handbook an it said:
IT'S A LET IF
2.09.01.05.03 in singles leaves the receiver’s court after touching it by either of its sidelines.
what does it mean?
Thanks
Hi Arturo,
That is only for Wheelchair Table Tennis matches.
Arturo Ruiz Posted 11 years ago
Thank you very much