Building a doubles partnership
Plan serving, receiving, net movement and partner communication together. Use tour partnerships and mixed doubles to examine how contrasting strengths combine.
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When can a doubles team change its serving order?
Clarified the service-let exception when a serve touches the net assembly before a receiver, including which serve is repeated.
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Agree a practice format when serves are still developing
Specified first-ball, positioning and rotation agreements, then a progression from feeds to actual serves.
Cabral and Tracy recover from 3–5 in the decider to reach Shanghai final
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Cabral and Tracy recover from 3–5 in the decider to reach Shanghai final
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A 59-minute final ends a 13-match streak: Dabrowski and Stefani win Beijing
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A 59-minute final ends a 13-match streak: Dabrowski and Stefani win Beijing
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Dabrowski and Stefani win Wuhan for a third consecutive tournament title
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Dabrowski and Stefani win Wuhan for a third consecutive tournament title
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Dabrowski and Stefani win Wuhan for a third consecutive tournament title
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Davis Cup Final 8: why a team result can read 2–1
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Davis Cup Final 8: why a team result can read 2–1
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A down-the-line doubles return needs a next-ball plan
Expanded the reason for central coverage, the cross-court comparison and a four-player next-ball drill.
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When can a doubles team change its serving order?
Added a four-player sequence, fixed receiving sides, new-set choices and partner-contact rulings.
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No breaks, then 11-9: alternates Droguet and Jacquet win Estoril
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No breaks, then 11-9: alternates Droguet and Jacquet win Estoril
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Goffin’s Brussels farewell plan: two wildcards and a Friday hall change
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Goffin’s Brussels farewell plan: two wildcards and a Friday hall change
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Korean under-12 boys beat Romania 2-1 for third straight semifinal
Added all three tie scores, previous editions, the girls’ result and the next matchups.
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Five wins without a dropped set: Miedler and Oberleitner take Shanghai
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Five wins without a dropped set: Miedler and Oberleitner take Shanghai
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Siniakova y Patten vencieron a Sabalenka y Djokovic. El siguiente partido complica la historia.
Un match tie-break de 10–2 tumbó a los primeros cabezas de serie del dobles mixto del US Open. La posterior derrota por 8–10 muestra por qué el día de Siniakova y Patten fue más que especialistas contra estrellas.
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El 5–0 no era el final: las Williams y la ventaja que un tie-break puede borrar
Serena y Venus Williams ganaban 5–0 el tie-break decisivo del US Open 2026 y lo perdieron por 10–7. Su regreso al dobles recuerda cuánto queda por hacer incluso con una ventaja amplia.
8 min de lecturaGritaste «¡atrás!» a tu compañero de dobles. ¿Por qué puede costarte el punto?
El ejemplo del globo corto del Código de la USTA explica cuándo la comunicación en dobles se convierte en interferencia deliberada, por qué reclamar tarde no sirve y por qué los gemidos y gritos involuntarios se tratan de otra manera.
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Siniaková y Townsend: ¿tu pareja de dobles tiene que jugar como tú?
Tras ganar Roland-Garros 2026, Kateřina Siniaková destacó lo distinto que era su juego del de Taylor Townsend. La lección útil trata de opciones compartidas, no de juntar contrarios sin más.
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Una semifinal del US Open y después la retirada: por qué Joe Salisbury decidió parar
Joe Salisbury se retiró a los 34 años después de una última semifinal del US Open con Rajeev Ram. Su relato distingue poder competir de querer otra temporada de vida en el circuito.
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