Let or Fault?

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Ayan Madan
Ayan Madan Asked 17 years ago

Hi Guys!!!

I wanted to ask you, that if you serve and the ball hits the net, goes over but does not touch the opponents side ie. it goes out...is that a let or will that be a fault??

Thanks,

Ayan


Jeff Plumb
Member Badge Jeff Plumb Answered 17 years ago

Hi Ayan,

Your example is a fault even though the ball hit the net. To be a let it must bounce on your side, hit the net and then bounce on your opponents side.


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Ayan Madan

Ayan Madan Posted 17 years ago

Thanks a Lot For the Valuable Information!!!

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