Singles Rules
1, take three games and two wins in each game;
2. The one who scored the first 21 points won the competition;
3. If the score of the two sides is scored 20 to 20, the winning party needs to surpass the opponent for 2 minutes to be considered as the winner;
4. If the score of the two sides is 29 to 29, the first player to win the 30th wins;
5. The winner of the first game will serve first in the next game;
6. When one side gets 11 points in the game, both players will take a break for 1 minute;
7. The rest time between two games is 2 minutes;
(a) serving rules:
1. Any party is not allowed to illegally delay serving when serving.
2. Both the starting player and the receiving player must stand and serve in the diagonally opposite teeing area. The foot cannot touch the boundary of the teeing area. Both feet must be in contact with the ground and must not move until the ball is sent out.
3. The player's racket must hit the ball first, and at the same time, the whole ball should be lower than the waist of the player.
4. At the instant of hitting the ball, the racquet should point downwards so that the entire platoon is significantly lower than the entire hand of the player.
5. After the serve starts, the player's racket must be continuously waved forward until the ball is issued.
6. The ball sent out must fly over the net. If it is not intercepted, it should fall into the teeing area of ​​the receiving player.
7. Once the players of both sides are in a good position, the first time the player's racket head swings forward, it will serve.
8. The sending player must serve after the receiving player is ready. If the receiving player has attempted to receive the serve, he is considered ready.
9. Once the serve starts, the ball is touched by the player's racket or landing is the end of the serve.
(b) Serve:
1. When the player's score is 0 or double, both players should serve or receive the serve in their respective right serve area.
2. When the player's score is odd, both players should serve or receive the serve in their respective left teeing areas.
3, such as "re-game", the player should be based on the Bureau's total score to stand.
4. After the ball is sent out, the player and the receiving player will alternately fight until "unlawful" or "dead ball."
5. If the receiving player violates the law or because the ball touches the floor of the receiving player in the field and becomes a dead ball, the player has to score one point. Afterwards, the starting player then serves from another teeing area.
6. If the player sends a violation or if the ball hits the ground in the player's field, he will lose the right to serve. Subsequently, the receiving player became a player and neither player scored.
(3) Re-serve: A referee pronounced "re-serve" to interrupt the match.
1. In case of unforeseen or unforeseen circumstances, serve again.
2. In addition to serving the ball, the ball is suspended on the Internet or parked on the top of the net after crossing the net, and should serve again.
3. At the time of serving, the sending player and the receiving player are at the same time violating the rules and should serve again.
4. The player should serve again when the receiving player is not ready.
5. In the course of the game, the ball rest is completely separated from the rest of the ball. If the referee can not make a decision when the re-delivery of the 6th Division is not clear, the last serve should be invalid when the re-offer 7 is to serve again. The original player re-serves
(D) dead ball: The following conditions are dead balls:
1. The ball hits the net and hangs on the Internet, or stops at the top of the net;
2. The ball hits the net or post and begins to fall to the ground on the side of the hitter;
3, the ball touches the ground;
4. "Illegal" or "re-serve" has been announced.
Doubles match rules
1. A player who starts a game and gets a serve should start serving from the right teeing area.
2. Only the receiving player can receive the serve; if his partner receives the ball or is touched by the ball, the serving party must score one point.
1 The player who starts the first serve in each game must serve or receive the serve in the right serve area when the player scores 0 or double. When the score is odd, serve or receive the serve in the left serve area.
2 The athlete who receives the first serve at the beginning of each round must receive and serve or serve in the right serve area when the score is 0 or double. When the score is odd, the serve or serve should be received in the left serve area.
3 The above two opposite forms of station are applicable to their companions.
3. After the losing player of any game in any game loses the right to serve, the first player of the game will serve the ball, then serve the player of the first player, then serve one of their opponents, and then serve another opponent. Right to serve.
4. Athletes must not make mistakes in serving and receiving errors, or serve twice in the same game.
5. Any player in a game may serve first in the next game, and any player in the negative may take delivery first.
6. After the ball is sent out, it will no longer be restricted by the teeing area. Athletes can freely stand in their own field area and hit the ball to any position in the opponent's field area.
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