Injuries
Rules
alex fernandez Asked 12 years ago
hi alois
I sack, my opponent, returned the ball, and i, to return the ball, I hit my hand on the table and I do a lot of damage. then, what happens? :
1 - I raise my hand for stop the point and the umpire gives it to me and says to repeat the point.
2-point remains though it hurts me.
3-the referee stop the point and this point is repeated when I am well.
thanks.
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Alex,
This is up to the umpire to call it. He may let you stop the point. In most cases the opposition would allow the point to stop.
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alex fernandez Posted 12 years ago
then I can raise my hand and the referee stopped the point and then repeat.
right??
If you raise your hand, it is still up to the umpire to call a let. They don't have to.
alex fernandez Posted 12 years ago
i don,t understand you.
The umpire does not have to say it is a let and stop the point. It is their judgement.
alex fernandez Posted 12 years ago
then, if I get hurt or hit me in the middle of a point, the referee does not say anything.
then I have to raise my hand or talk to my opponent that I've beaten and then my opponent will say ok and tell it to repeat, then the referee will say that is a let. Right???
That is often what happens.
alex fernandez Posted 12 years ago
ok. thank you very much.