Angeline M.

Rubang PE-3
BSBA-2

Officials and Hand Signals

1. Undue delay of serve

Neither side shall cause undue delay to the
delivery of the service once the server and the
receiver are ready for the service
2. Feet on the service line or even off the ground
The server and the player receiving the serve
should stand in the diagonally opposite service
courts and must not tread on the service court
boundary line and both players feet should be
on the ground.
3. Service too high
When the server’s racket hits the shuttlecock, the
entire racket should be below waist-height.
4. Racket handle should face down while serving
When a serve is made, the racket handle must be
facing down at the moment the shuttlecock is hit.
5. When the shuttle falls outside the lines of the
court
If the shuttlecock lands out of bounds the line judge
must loudly and shout “out” so that both players and
spectators hear.
6. When the shuttle lands inside the lines of
the court
If the shuttlecock lands inside the line, no
announcement is needed, the lines judge will
just point their right hand at the line.