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• The court: size, walls and net
• Doors, side gaps and the safety area
• Rackets and balls
• Surface, mesh, lighting and orientation
• Do the lines count during a rally?
• The ball hits the bar across a doorway
• The ball hits the padding on a door frame or net post
• The net looks too high or too low
• The toss: serve, receive or choose an end
• Serving and receiving order
• Changing ends
• Running late for a match
• The three-minute warm-up
• What to wear: clothing and shoes
• How many balls, and when they are changed
• The serve
• Serve faults and foot faults
• The serve and the mesh
• Lets on the serve
• Serving out of turn or from the wrong side
• Receiving the serve
• The serve hits the receiver or their partner
• Your serve hits your own partner
• Bouncing, catching and missing on the serve
• A serve into the wrong box
• The receiver was not ready
• Serving the golden point or star point
• Points, games and sets
• The tie-break
• Calling the score
• Mistakes in a tie-break
• Serving and receiving at the start of a new set
• The bounce before the wall
• Playing the ball off your own walls
• Mesh, posts, gaps, lights and the ceiling
• The net and the posts in a rally
• Stuck balls and the corner
• Your shot bounces and comes back over the net
• The ball clips the top of the wall
• Volleying a ball that was going out
• Did it bounce twice?
• Playing outside the court
• Coming back onto the court after playing outside
• Reaching through a doorway to hit the ball
• The ball hits something outside the court
• Holding the post between the doors
• Your return from outside the court
• Touching the net, the posts or the other side
• Hitting the ball before it crosses the net
• Double hits and both partners playing the ball
• The ball hitting a player
• Thrown, dropped or lost rackets
• Your cap or a ball from your pocket lands on their side
• Can your racket go over the net after the shot?
• Touching the net once the point is over
• Hitting the ball off the frame
• The ball hits your hand on the racket
• Lets: broken balls, stray balls and interruptions
• Hindrance and interference
• Calling a let too late