Mit Absicht: Nein.
Bei einem solchen Schlägertausch ist genau diese Absicht wichtig:
Wenn der Tausch aus Versehen geschieht (Verwechslung): Die Spieler müssen sofort zurücktauschen.
Wenn der Tausch mit Absicht geschieht: Disqualifikation für beide Spieler.
Ausführlich aus der ITTF-FAQ:
Zitat:
2.4. Players in doubles changed rackets
In doubles match AB vs YZ after the first game has ended, AB come back to the table for the second game. A takes B's racket and B takes A's racket. The opponents complain that AB have changed rackets. The umpire calls the referee.
Possible actions:
1 Require that players use their own rackets.
2 Disqualify the players for changing rackets.
3 Allow the players to continue as the rackets were both checked before the match.
4 Other actions?
Answer: The referee needs to determine if the exchange was intentional or accidental.
- If it was accidental, the referee will require the players to use their own rackets. Any points that have been scored while the error persisted count as though it had not occurred. If an error is noticed during a rally, the umpire should immediately declare a let, and not wait until the ball is next out of play.
- If it was intentional, the referee will disqualify both players for changing rackets.
(HMO 7.3.3, Handbook 3.4.2.4)
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Quelle: ITTF FAQ August 2025, S. 7 (
https://www.ittf.com/wp-content/uplo...ns-08-2025.pdf)