Any part of the body go to the other side of the net except the feet and does not touch to the opponent player then it is not considered
Correct answer: D. no foul
- A. point
- B. let
- C. none of these
- D. no foul
Explanation
Penetrating into the opponent’s area is not automatically a fault if it does not interfere with play; under-net foot penetration is also permitted under the centre-line conditions. The key issue is interference or illegal contact, not mere accidental penetration.
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