In mixed doubles tennis, each team consists of one male and one female player. The serving order alternates between the male and female players on each team. The court dimensions and scoring rules are the same as in regular doubles tennis. The main difference is that the gender of the players on each team must be different.
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Mixed Doubles
Yes. Mens Doubles, Ladies Doubles and Mixed Doubles are permitted forms of Doubles in Tennis.
In tennis mixed doubles, each team consists of one man and one woman. The serving order alternates between the two players on each team. The court dimensions and scoring rules are the same as in regular doubles matches. The main difference is that the gender of the players must be one man and one woman on each team.
In mixed doubles tennis, each team consists of one male and one female player. The format is similar to regular doubles, with each team taking turns to serve and return the ball. The serving team decides which player will serve, and the receiving team can choose which player will receive the serve. The rules are the same as in singles and doubles matches, with the main difference being the gender combination of the players on each team.
A standard tennis ball as defined by the International Tennis Federation (ITF).
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Sabine is happiest in mixed doubles
Gender; there is a man and a woman on each team.
the rules where that you only had singles and doubles came out in 1988
The silver medalists in the Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament event at the Rio 2016 Olympics were Venus Williams and Rajeev Ram.