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Friday, October 19, 2012
How Would You Rule? Loss of Point or Winner?
In a boys' doubles match, player A hits an overhead that hits the rim of the racket. The ball goes into player B's court but hits the ground with a lot of spin and then bounces back over the net and hits player A in the groin.
How would you rule?
8 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Player B wins the point. Player A cannot touch the ball while it is in play. It must bounce twice.
8 comments:
Player B wins the point. Player A cannot touch the ball while it is in play. It must bounce twice.
Player B wins the point. When the ball spun back over the net it was still in play. By touching Player A it never had a chance to land fair or foul.
I must agree with the other two comments.
I agree with the other two comments.
I think that Player B should of tried to hit one of the balls. Loss of opportunity to PLAYER B
Love BACO
Player A's point. Unless A somehow hindered B in touching the ball. Then it would be B's point. Back spin or wind can't make the play for you.
Player B wins the point since the ball was still live and in reality Player A hindered B from having a play on the shot.
What about the player yelling out "fagot" and not getting immediately defaulted?
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