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One point after deuce for server (ad in)
One point after deuce for receiver (ad out) |
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| Area on either side of the singles court which enlarges the width of the court for doubles. |
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| The area between the service line and the baseline |
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| The stroke used to return balls hit to the left of a righthanded player (vice-versa) |
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| The initial part of any swing. The act of bringing the racket back to prepare for the forward swing. |
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| End boundaries of the Court. |
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| The short line that bisects the center of the baseline. |
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| A shot in which the ball travels diagonally across the net from one corner to the other |
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| A shot that bounces near the baseline (near the service line on a serve) |
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| An even score 40-40 or above |
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| The failure of both service attempts to be good. It costs a point. |
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| A match with four players, two on each team. |
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| Denotes a service failure. |
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| Stepping on or over the baseline or center line while serving. |
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| The area between the net and the service line. |
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| The stroke used to return balls hit to the right of a righthanded player (vice-versa). |
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| That part of a set that is completed when one player or side wins four points, or wins two consecutive points after deuce. |
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| Stroke used to hit the ball after it has bounced. Usually the forehand or backhand drive. |
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| A point which is replayed, or a service which hits the net but falls in the proper court. |
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| To stroke a ball in a high arc. |
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| Singles or doubles play that consists of two out of three sets for all women's and most men's matches is of three out of five sets. |
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| A match between two players |
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| A prolonged exchange of ground strokes |
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| Act of putting the ball in play by the server. |
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| That part of a match that is completed when one player of one side wins at least six games and is ahead by at least two games. |
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