Tennis Officials Rules
Tennis doubles rule question…?
When start a new doubles set, will the receiver on the deuce side have to serve the second game first? ( does the person who plays the forehand have to serve first? Is there an official rule that says if you want to serve the second game for your team, you would have to play forehand? )
It seems not too many people notice the situation.
I hope someone can give me a professional answer.
Thanks !!!
No…. its between the two receivers who serves first
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