Rules
If my TT Racket touching the table with big noice while serving as well as in rally. Is it foul opponent point?
Hi Piyush,
Touching the table with your racket is not a foul by itself — even if it makes a loud noise.
Here's what matters:
You can touch the table with your racket at any time, including during a serve or rally.
However, you are not allowed to move the table — if your racket (or body) shifts the table during play, that’s a point for your opponent.
You are not allowed to touch the playing surface with your free hand (the hand not holding the racket) during a rally — that’s a foul and your opponent gets the point.
So, if your racket hits the table loudly but:
The table doesn’t move,
And your free hand doesn't touch the playing surface,
...then play continues as normal.
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