Touch-balls

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Alhaj Siddig Asked 8 years ago

Does an outer touch-ball count in all cases or does it not count in case it touches the outermost fringe of the table coming from beneath the net?

Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago

Hi Alhaj,

The ball has to touch some part of the top of the table to be in.

Take a look at our video on Side of Table which will help you to understand this better.

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Alhaj Siddig Posted 8 years ago

Thanks a lot. I've got help from the source you indicated.

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