When is a let played?

Q: When is a let played?

A let stops play, nothing from that rally counts, and the last server serves again. Under Law 14 a let is called when: the server serves before the receiver is ready the server and receiver are both faulted during the same service after the service has been returned, the shuttle is caught and stays on top of the net, or crosses the net and is caught in it the shuttle disintegrates in play and its base completely separates from the rest a coach disrupts play or distracts an opponent a line judge is unsighted and the umpire cannot make the decision any unforeseen or accidental situation occurs Note the difference on the net: a shuttle caught on or in the net on the serve is a fault, but in a rally it is a let. With no umpire, the players call lets themselves. If the receiver attempts to return the serve, they are treated as having been ready.

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A let stops play, nothing from that rally counts, and the last server serves again. Under Law 14 a let is called when:

the server serves before the receiver is ready
the server and receiver are both faulted during the same service
after the service has been returned, the shuttle is caught and stays on top of the net, or crosses the net and is caught in it
the shuttle disintegrates in play and its base completely separates from the rest
a coach disrupts play or distracts an opponent
a line judge is unsighted and the umpire cannot make the decision
any unforeseen or accidental situation occurs

Note the difference on the net: a shuttle caught on or in the net on the serve is a fault, but in a rally it is a let. With no umpire, the players call lets themselves. If the receiver attempts to return the serve, they are treated as having been ready.