Can a badminton ball catch a ball other than a racket?

Strictly speaking, absolutely not!

First of all, you need to understand what a badminton racket is, which is composed of a racket surface (frame and line), a racket shaft, and a racket handle, which is collectively known as a badminton racket.

In the game, you can only use a badminton racket to catch the ball or call a batting, and you cannot catch the ball in any part other than the badminton racket, such as hands, clothes, etc.;

It seems that the landlord means to say, in addition to the head string of the racket, it should be: now the rules are OK, with the racket frame, the racket rod is not a violation, but the previous rule is "wooden ball", it is a violation.

Do you mean the other part of the racket than the racket? OK. The following are all the rules of the International Badminton Federation for violations:

Serving Illegally (Rules;

The server does not hit the ball when serving;

When serving, the ball hangs over the net or stops at the top of the net;

During the game, the ball falls outside the boundaries of the court;

The ball passes through the mesh or under the net;

The ball can't reach the net; The ball touches the roof, ceiling or surrounding walls;

The ball touches the player's body or clothing;

The ball touches other people or objects outside the court (due to structural problems of the building, the local badminton organization may designate temporary rules for the shuttlecock to touch the building if necessary, but its national organization has the right of veto);

When playing, the initial point of contact between the racket and the ball is not on the side of the batter's net (after the batsman hits the ball, the racket can follow the ball over the net);

The game is in progress

The player's racket, body, or clothing touches the net or the support of the net;

A player's racket or body invades the opponent's court area from under the net, obstructing or distracting the opponent;

obstructing the opponent, such as blocking the opponent's lawful stroke against the net;

Any action by an athlete who deliberately distracts the other party's attention during the game, such as shouting, posturing, etc.;

During the game, when hitting the ball, the ball is caught and stalled on the racket and then dragged again;

The same player hits the ball twice in a row with two swings;

Two players from the same side hit the ball once in a row;

The ball continues to fly towards the player's backcourt after touching the player's racket;

The athlete has seriously breached or repeatedly violated the provisions of Rule 18.

It doesn't say that you can only hit the ball with the racket surface, so it's legal to hit the ball with a racket shaft or frame.

However, neither the body nor any part of the costume can touch the ball.

Moreover, the flight direction of the ball will be very crooked after hitting the ball with a racket stick or frame, which is of little practical significance. If you're lucky, you can get a chance ball.

No, the International Badminton Federation stipulates that the ball can only touch the net, and touching other places is a dead ball!

No, it is considered a violation after contact.

As long as you are happy and willing, and you are skilled, no one will pay attention to you when you catch the ball.

What does the racket mean? Handle?

Just don't touch the body parts.

It is against the law to come into contact with people.