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Question
During a rally, the ball touches the net and falls in the opponent's court. What is this considered as?
Solution
A ball that is served and touches the net but lands is replayed due to net interference. However, on any other shot in the game, the ball stays in play if it touches and lands in the net. It's regarded as a flaw. A serve that strikes the post also counts as a mistake.
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