Shouting after winning a point
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Rajat Jain Asked 7 years ago
Hi sir,
I want to ask whether there are any restriction on shouting after winning a point? Because while playing matches I shouts after winning a point and my friends ask not to shout it is a kind of a fault and at higher level of matches you'll be given warning on shouting.
Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi Rajat,
There are no real restrictions for shouting after the point unless you are interrupting other players or matches.
I think it is best to work with this around you to make sure everyone is happy.
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Jean Balthazar Posted 7 years ago
Be sure not to shout before it is absolutely sure that your opponent cannot touch the ball anymore. Sometimes I see players that shout right after hitting a smash that they think cannot come back, while actually a good defender still has a small chance to be on it. That would be disturbing your opponent and should be a fault.
D K Posted 7 years ago
That reminds me about how to suppress the shouting completely regardless of the reason.
Anyone knowing how to do it?