Sweat on ball during rally
Rules
uday rao Asked 5 years ago
A player mishits the ball because of sweat present on the ball and claims a Let. Should the Umpire call a Let or award a point to the opponent because it was noticed after the rally?
Alois Rosario Answered 5 years ago
Hi Uday,
The umpire can call a let up it is up to them. Most of the time the players will see that there has been sweat on the ball and will concede and call it a let.
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