A toss coin is held to decide which side of the court is given to which player. But, the player loses the opportunity to serve first. The player who wins the toss gets to decide which side of the court he/she wants. But the other player gets to serve first in turn.
The better one.
Well the server gets only one serve, if he or she misses then it is the opposing team's serve.
In volleyball, there is a coin toss to decide which team gets to serve first. Whichever team wins the coin toss gets to serve first in the first set. The other team automatically gets to serve first in the next set. The first team then gets to serve first in the third set should there be one.
That whenever you hit the shuttle cock out or it hits the net your opponent gets a point, and there is no second serve
If you are just playing with a friend, the best way to determine who serves first is to "lag". In USRA-sanctioned tournaments, there is a referee for every match. The referee uses whatever method they want, though in almost every case they will write either a 1 or 2 on a piece of paper and ask one of the players/teams to guess the number. If the player/team gets it right, they choose whether to serve first or not. If they get it wrong, the choice goes to the other player/team. In the second game (USRA matches are played best-of-3), the player/team which received first in the first game gets first service. If a third game is played, the player/team which scored the most points in the first two games gets first service.
There are varous different ways of deciding who serves. The three most common are: - Hit the shuttlecock into the air. Whoever it points to (in a general direction) serves. If it lands perfectly sideways or head up, hit it into the air again. - Play a rally for the serve. Whoever wins the rally serves. - Flip a coin
judge who gets a point, if its in or out, if its a fault etc.
it is a fault and they go on to second serve, on the same side. if a ball hits the top of the net and goes in, it is a let and if that was the first serve it is still first serve, same side, no score change. if the server double faults the other team gets the point, and if on the second serve someone serves a let, it is still second serve, not a fault
No.. Its a coin toss or however the ref wants to do it. Which ever team gets the toss, gets to serve first.
First, the main thing you've got to know is if your score is an even number, you always serve on the RIGHT. If it's odd, you serve on the left. There are some rules of doubles. You choose a first player and a second. The first player serves first. If you win the point, you keep serving until you lose the point. This is when there are two ways: 1. You can give it to the opponent's first player and let them serve. When they lose the point. It is the second player on your teams serve. You only get one person's worth of a serve at the start of the game. So, it immediately goes to the other person's team when you lose the serve. 2. You can give it to your second player on you team and serve. Once your team lose the serve, it's theirs and they play first player and then, second player.
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