Introduce the rules of table tennis in English

The International Table Tennis Federation's explanation of the serve in the "Table Tennis Competition Rules" 1 At the beginning of the serve, the ball is naturally placed on the palm of the hand that is not holding the clap, and the palm is open and remains stationary. 2 The server shall throw the ball almost vertically upwards with his hands, without spinning the ball, and shall raise the ball by not less than 16 cm after leaving the palm of the non-clapping hand, and the ball shall not touch any object until it is struck out. 3 When the ball descends from the highest point of the toss, the server may hit the ball so that the ball first touches the local table, then passes over or around the net device, and then touches the receiving player's table.

In doubles, the ball should touch the right half of the server and receiver in succession. 4.From the moment the ball is served until it is struck, the ball must always be above the level of the playing table and outside the end line of the server; and must not be blocked by the body of the server or his doubles companion or by anything they are wearing.

5 As soon as the ball is thrown, the server's non-racket arm should be removed from the area between the ball and the net. 6. When a player serves, the referee or deputy referee should be allowed to see whether he serves in accordance with the rules of legal serving. 7 If the referee has doubts about the legitimacy of the player's serve, he will award a heavy penalty and warn the serving team for the first time in a match.

8 Thereafter, the referee again doubts the legality of the player's or his doubles partner's serve, and will award 1 point to the receiving side. 9 Regardless of whether it is the first time or at any time, if it is clear that the server has not served in accordance with the rules of legal serving, no warning shall be given, and the receiving side shall be awarded 1 point. 10 If a player is unable to strictly comply with certain rules for legal serving due to physical injury or illness, the referee may decide to exempt him/herself.

11-point system, 10 usually each person serves a ball, to throw the ball, doubles serve to cross the line.

The way to play is very simple, just like a normal table tennis relay race, but the losing team has to set a category (e.g. fruit) at the time of teeing off, so each time the player plays the ball, before the table tennis ball falls off the table (e.g. apple). The maximum score is 21 points.

(For example, such as apples.) The maximum score is 21 points. Play as much as you want!

Singles Match:

1. Before the start of the match, both sides guess the right to serve, the winner chooses to serve or receive, the receiver gets the right to choose the court, and the tee court is fixed before the end of the match;

2. Before the winner of each district is determined, a best-of-three 11-point system will be adopted, and the game between winners will be played with a best-of-five 11-point system;

3. The serve is a two-ball change system, and when the score reaches 10:10, a one-ball change system is used until the two-point gap is opened to determine the winner;

4. When serving, the table tennis ball is effective;

5. Do not cover the ball and throw the ball up when serving;

6. When serving, the table tennis ball should first touch the table of the serving side, and then touch the table of the receiving side, and the one who does not touch the table is a dead ball, and the receiving side will get one point;

7. When serving, the table tennis ball touches the net and falls on the table of the receiving party, the serve is invalid, the two sides shall not score, and the serve will be re-served;

8. When serving, the table tennis ball first touches the table of the serving side, does not touch the net, and touches the corner of the table of the receiving side, which is a good ball, and the ball is valid;

9. During the game, the table tennis ball touches the net as a good ball, and the ball is valid;

10. During the game, the table tennis ball touches the ball rack, and the opponent scores one point for the dead ball;

11. In the course of the game, the table tennis ball touches the net twice in a row (after touching the net, it does not fall on the table tennis table, but touches the net again), and the opponent scores one point for the dead ball;

12 In the game, the opponent touches the table with a non-grip hand, and the opponent scores one point, and the confrontation ends;

13. In the game, the opponent touches the table with all parts of his body to move the table before receiving the ball, and the opponent scores one point, and the confrontation ends;

14. When the two sides of the match reach 1:1 or 2:2 in the tiebreaker, either side reaches 5 points and the two sides exchange venues;

15 There is a one-minute break at the end of each game;

16 At the beginning of the next game, the two sides exchange the court and the right to serve;

17. The final interpretation of the rules of the game belongs to the referee team of the table tennis competition.