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In tennis you can play singles or in pairs. You need a racket, a ball and of course the playing field with the net.

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A ball must land within bounds for play to continue; if a player hits the ball outside of bounds, this results in the loss of the point for them.

Players/teams cannot touch the net or posts or cross onto the opponent’s side.

Players/teams cannot carry the ball or catch it with the racquet.

Players cannot hit the ball twice.

Players must wait until the ball passes the net before they can return it.

A player that does not return a live ball before it bounces twice loses the point.

If the ball hits or touches the players, that counts as a penalty.

If the racquet leaves the hand or verbal abuse occurs, a penalty is given.

Any ball that bounces on the lines of boundary are considered good.

A serve must bounce first before the receiving player can return it.

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Foot Fault – A foot fault is when a player steps into the court or crosses the center mark before they have made contact with the ball. This results in the loss of the serve.

Proper Serve – A player serves on the right side of the court at the beginning of each game, with the goal of serving the ball into the diagonal service box. If the serve lands in the correct service box, play can continue. The server switches to serve on the left side for the next point, and vice versa until the game is over.

First Service – The server is allowed two chances to land their ball into the service box. The first attempt is known as the first service. Failing the first service leads to the second service.

Second Service – The second attempt is known as the second service. Failing the second service results in the loss of the point.

Let – A let is a re-do given to a player who serves although the ball hits the net cord before falling into the correct service box. You are allowed an infinite amount of lets, although it does not happen often.

Order of Service – The player/team who wins the toss serves first (team that wins chooses which player serves). If playing singles matches, players alternate between serving and receiving every game. If playing doubles matches, teams alternate between serving and receiving every game, with each player on a team getting the chance to serve before the cycle repeats.

Switching Sides – Players/teams switch sides for every odd-numbered game (so, games 3, 5, 7 etc.)

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Points – Smallest unit of measurement. Points increment from Love(0)-15-30-40-game.

Games – Games consist of 4 points each, and is won when a player reaches 4 points with at least a 2 point advantage.

Sets – A set consists of 6 games and is won by the player/team who reaches 6 games first with least a 2 point lead.

Advantage Set – If a game score of 6-6 is reached and advantage set rules are used, a player/team can only win a set with a 2 game lead.

Matches – A match is usually played as best of 3 or best of 5 sets.

Deuce – Occurs if a score of 40-40 is reached. In order to win the game, a player/team must win 2 consecutive points in order to take the game. If a player wins one point, they have advantage, but if they lose the next point, the score returns to deuce.

Tie-break game – If a game score of 6-6 is reached and tie-break set rules are used, players must play a tie-break game in order to decide who wins the set. In a tie-break game, a player/team must reach 7 points with a two point advantage to win. For the serving format of a tie-break game, player 1 serves for the first point, player 2 serves for the next two points, player 1 serves for the next two points after that, etc.

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Some people believe that the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans played different versions of tennis. The theory goes that the name tennis is derived from the Egyptian town of Tinnis alongside the Nile and the word racquet evolved from the Arabic word for palm of the hand, rahat.

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Here some of the best moments of Nadal's carrer

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Rafael Nadal: Best Shot Every Year on Tour | 2003-2020

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In my opinion, Rafael Nadal is the best tennis player in the world.
He's born 3rd June 1986, in Spain. He has become famous about 2001. Actually he won 20 Grand Slam Singles Titles