Net bounce
Rules
Spinner Piyush Pal Asked 8 years ago
When the ball touches the net or the net post is it considered as a bounce
And if yes then to whom side will it be considered bounce.
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Piyush,
When the ball touches the net it is not considered to have bounced on the table. Even if it hits the net supports it is still part of the net. Therefore the ball has to touch the table surface to be considered in.
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