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What are the specific rules and regulations for serving in tennis doubles matches?
Updated: 3/15/2025
In tennis doubles matches, each team must take turns hitting the ball and the server must start the point by serving from behind the baseline. The server must serve diagonally across the court and the receiving team must let the ball bounce before returning it. Players must also follow the rules for scoring and court boundaries.
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