The Tennis T

The Tennis T

If a doubles team audibly communicates loudly during a point, they forfeit the point.

If an additional ball enters the court while a point is in progress, the point must be replayed.

Rallies on the hard court are longer than the grass but generally shorter than on clay.

The net is 3 feet and 6 inches high at the post and 3 feet high at the center.

The net which is placed at the center of the court, parallel with the baselines, divides the court into two equal parts.

The service lines are 21 feet from the net on each side.

The court is a firm rectangular surface with a low net stretched across the center.

Tennis court is the venue where a tennis match is played.

An estimated 54,250 tennis balls are used during official match.

The grass is cut to a height of exactly 8 mm during the event.

The overall permissible length of a tennis racket is 29 inches.

Every year, 24 tons of strawberries are consumed during Wimbledon.

The fastest serve in men’s tennis came from the racket of Australian player at 263.44 km/h.

Tennis is also an Olympic sport.

A official final once finished in 34 minutes!

The world's oldest tennis court is still in use today.

During a match, a player on average runs 3 miles.

The origin of the tennis term “love” is unknown.

Before yellow tennis balls, they were white.

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