Doubles let serve
Rules
Mohammad Malik Asked 10 years ago
Hey coach
So if we divide the table into four quadrants. A being bottom right. B bottom left. C top left and D top right.
If I serve from quadrant A to quadrant C as it is in doubles. But this is how my serve goes.
One bounce in quadrant A, touches the net, and second bounce in quadrant D. Is it a re-serve or is it the receivers point?
Thanks
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Mohammad,
That is the receivers point. It has to land in Quadrant C to be a let.
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