Lines
The courts backline that runs parallel to the net and perpendicular to the side lines
What is the baseline?
A ball that is served so well that the opponent cannot touch it with their racquet.
What is an Ace?
An even score.
What is all?
A hard overhead shot.
What is a smash?
A player who receives the serve.
What is the receiver?
The area between the singles and doubles sideline on each side of the court.
What is the alley?
The shot hit by a player just before coming to the net.
What is approach?
A score of 40-all, or 40-40.
What is Deuce?
The rotation of the ball.
What is spin?
A ball landing outside the boundary lines.
What is Out?
What is No Man's Land?
The stroke used to return balls hit to the left side of a right handed player, or right side of a left handed player.
What is backhand?
The smallest unit of scoring.
What is point?
The act of striking the ball with the racquet.
What is a stroke?
A match with four players.
What are Doubles?
A fault called against the server for stepping on or over the baseline while serving.
What is foot fault.
The stroke used to play the ball to the right side of a right handed player, or left side of a left handed player.
What is forehand?
What is Match?
The player who serves.
What is server?
The right side of the court.
What is Deuce Court?
A served ball that does not land in the proper service box.
What is a fault?
A stroke made after the ball has bounced.
What is ground stroke?
The part of the set that is completed when one player or side oeither ewins fourr points and is at least two points ahead of his or her opponent, or who wins two points in a row after a deuce.
What is Game?
A scoring unit awarded to a player or team that has won six or more games with a two point lead.
What is set?
The left side of the court.
What is Ad Court?