Serving
Sir I have seen it in the internet.The ball first takes a bounce on our table and the next bounce on the opponent's table between the net clip and the table.Please answer.
Hi Siddharth,
If the ball bounces on the net post and the table at the same time it will roll but it would be a let because it has touched the net clamp which is considered part of the net.
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