In a table tennis match, if the ball grabs the net non serve , is it considered a lost point?

It depends on the landing point of the ball after it wipes the net. Score on the table. (Of course, the other party can't catch it) if you go out of bounds, you will lose points directly. . . Watch more of the game and you'll know...

It's not a point conceded, it's a wipe of the net, and you don't need to re-serve.

No, the game went on normally, playing twice on the net didn't count as losing points, and the game continued.

If it falls on the opponent's table, it will be a good ball, will you lose points if you don't land, and if you wipe the net, you will re-serve.

No, the game is going on as normal.

It depends. Note: The ball is played from our side to the opponent. 1.Before crossing the net, it fell into our station and lost points. 2.If you cross the net but do not fall on the table, you will go out of bounds and lose points. 3.Go over the net, land on the table, and continue playing.

No, wiping the net doesn't count, only wiping the net on the serve is considered a reserve.

No, if the other party can't catch it, you can only blame it on bad luck.

Falling on the opponent's stage counts the score.

It's 3 times! If you wipe the net 3 times on serve, you will lose points.

Throwing the ball up and not hitting it is also a conceded point.

Not really. You can do it an infinite number of times.

Tennis is a lost point.

The edge ball is the most difficult ball - in some cases, it is definitely not a conceded point!

Not counted. Wiping the net in the past is not a lost point.

Points will not be lost unless it is a serve.

Fight back legally. After the opponent has served or returned the ball, the player must hit the ball so that the ball passes directly over or around the net device, or touches the net device before touching the opponent. Desk area.

It doesn't count if it hits the other party's case!

No, when the ball from the server touches the net, the referee shall order the player to re-serve. Until there is no net wipe, or other service errors.

Handling of errors in serve, return order and bearing:

1. Once the referee finds that the order of serving and receiving the ball is wrong, he shall immediately suspend the game, and according to the order established at the beginning of the game, the player who should serve or receive the ball shall serve or receive the ball according to the score on the court; In doubles, the game continues in the order established by the first player to serve in the game at the time the error is discovered.

2. Once the referee finds that the athletes should exchange positions but fail to do so, they shall immediately suspend the game and correct the position of the athletes according to the score on the field in the order established at the beginning of the game before continuing the game. In any case, all scores until the error is found are valid.

Badminton stipulates that players must stand in the service area to receive the ball (Qingla has two pieces on the left and right, the server scores an odd left serve, the receiver serves on the left, the server is divided into even numbers, the right penalty shot, and the other player receives the ball on the right), and the ball sent must also fall in the specified service area, otherwise the serving side will be judged to be blind and slippery violated, and it is generally difficult to cross the line after wiping the net, so the server violates the rules and serves again.

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Analysis: First of all, you have to make it clear that badminton serve wiping the net is not a violation in any case, but whether it is a good ball or a loss of points depends on the situation:

1. The place that falls between the net and the front service line after wiping the net is the same as not wiping the net, which is a "short ball", and you have to lose points and change the serve.

2. If the ball is sent into the front service line and the service is diagonal and there is no boundary, once it lands, it is a good ball to score.

3. After wiping the net, if the ball is pointed upwards and the ball hair is tied to the top of the net, it is a re-serve; If the ball stock or ball hair is tied to the grid, it is a clear draft under the net on the serve, and the point is lost as a mistake.

I hope you are satisfied.

The 20 rules of table tennis are:

1. Serve.

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) When serving, the server must throw the ball almost vertically upwards with his hands, without spinning the ball, and make the ball rise by not less than 16 cm after leaving the palm of the non-clapping hand, and the ball must not touch any object until it is struck.

3) When the ball descends from the highest point of the toss, the server can hit the ball so that the ball first touches the local table, then crosses or bypasses the net device, and then touches the receiving player's table. In doubles, the ball should touch the right half of the serving player and then the receiving player.

4) From the time the ball is served until it is struck, the ball must remain above the table and outside the server's end line and must not be blocked by any part of the body or clothing of the server or his doubles partner.

5) When the player serves, the moment the ball and the racket come into contact, there must be no obstruction in the virtual triangle formed by the connection between the ball and the net post and above a certain height, and one of the referees must be able to see the player's hitting point clearly.

2. Hitting the ball.

After the opponent serves or returns, the player must hit the ball so that the ball passes directly over or around the net device, or touches the net device and then touches the opponent's table.

3. Losing points.

1) Failure to serve legally;

2) failure to lawfully fight back;

3) After hitting the ball, the ball does not touch the opponent's table area and crosses the opponent's end line;

4) Blocking; 5) Combos;

6) Hitting the ball with a paddle that does not comply with the terms of the Rules;

7) Any object worn by the player or athlete causes the table to move;

8) The athlete or any object worn by the athlete touches the net device;

9) Do not touch the playing table with your clapping hands;

10) The doubles player hits the ball in the wrong order;

11) In the case of a rotational serve, the serving side is treated by the receiving side or its doubles partner, including a return shot, and 13 legal returns are completed.

4. One game.

In a game, the first team to score 11 points wins; After 10 draws, the first side to score 2 more points is the winner.

5. A game.

The knockout round of singles is a best-of-seven system, and the doubles knockout round and team competition are a best-of-five system.

1) Failure to serve legally; Qihong Yu.

2) failure to lawfully fight back;

3) After hitting the ball, the ball does not touch the opponent's table area and crosses the opponent's end line;

4) Blocking; 5. Absolutely rotten combo;

6) Hitting the ball with a paddle that does not comply with the terms of the Rules;

7) Any object worn by the player or athlete causes the table to move;

8) The athlete or any object worn by the athlete touches the net device;

9) Do not touch the playing table with your clapping hands;

10) The doubles player hits the ball in the wrong order;

11. When the service is rotated, the serving side is beaten by the receiving side or its doubles partner, including the return serve, and completes 13 legal counter-attacks.