In a table tennis match, if a player plays with a straight one-sided racket, the front side is black and the back side is covered with red paper, and the player hits the ball on the opponent's table u

In a table tennis match, if a player plays with a straight one-sided racket, the front side is black and the back side is covered with red paper, and the player hits the ball on the opponent's table using the red paper on the back side, who should score the point? In a table tennis match, if a player plays with a straight one-sided racket, with the front side black and the back side red, then when the player hits the opponent's table with the back side red, the point should be counted as the opponent's score.

In table tennis, the scoring rules are as follows: when a player hits the ball on the opponent's table and the ball bounces once on the opponent's table and is caught by the opponent, then the point is the opponent's score. Therefore, when using straight one-sided play, if a player hits the ball on the opponent's table with a backside red paper and the ball bounces once on the opponent's table and is caught by the opponent, then the point should be counted as the opponent's score.

It should be noted that in table tennis, the back red paper is not allowed to be used for hitting the ball when the player is using a straight one-sided racket. Therefore, if a player hits the opponent's table with the back red paper, the point should not be counted as the player's own score. In addition, in table tennis, if a player hits the ball with an illegal or incorrect racket face, the point should also be counted against the opponent's score. Therefore, when playing with a straight one-sided racket, players should be careful to follow the rules of the game and avoid hitting with an illegal or incorrect racket surface.