FormatAll play is doubles format
Padel has the same scoring system as in Tennis.
In Padel, all play begins with an underhand serve from the right service court into the opponents court. This is played diagonally as in tennis.
The server must allow the ball to bounce once before hitting it and the ball must be hit below waist level.
The serve must land in the opponents service box. If the ball bounces in the service box and strikes the side or back wall, it is a valid serve and must be played by the opposing player. If the ball lands in the service box and hits the wire fencing, it is considered a fault.
The server must keep at least one foot on the ground when hitting the serve. The server’s feet must not touch or cross the service line when serving.
In Padel, as in tennis, the server has two opportunities to complete the serve.
The following are considered fair play situations in the sport of Padel:
The opposition wins a point when any of the following events occur:
The ball is considered out of bounds and a point is given to the opposing players if the ball hits the wire fence or walls before bouncing on the opponents side of the court.
The ball can be taken in the air by any player except on the initial serve and return of serve.
To view the complete Padel approved rules please click on International Padel Federation (I.P.F.)
For complete game regulations and rules refer to the pdf available here from the International Padel Federation website.