This April, step out of the office and onto the court for an exciting Corporate Night Tournament where competition, networking, and sportsmanship come together under the lights.

Details about the tournament –
Lawn Tennis Rules
Match Dates & Time: –
25th April 2026 (Weekend Matches).
6 PM to 12 AM on both the days
Winner gets: –
1st & 2nd position gets Cash Prices + Trophies + Certificates.
Match Details:-
Venue: – Altura Sports Academy, Sola, Ahmedabad.
Pickleball Categories
β’ Boys & Girls Singles
β’ Boys Doubles
β’ Mixed Doubles
Singles Lawn Tennis Tournament Rule Book
1. π Match Format
- Matches will be played in Singles format (1 vs 1)
- Each match consists of:
- Only 1 set
- Player who wins the set wins the match
2. π Court & Equipment
Standard lawn tennis court will be used
- Singles sidelines apply (inner lines)
- Net height:
- 3.5 feet (42 inches) at posts
- 3 feet (36 inches) at center
- Players must use approved tennis rackets and balls
3. π― Basic Gameplay Rules
- Each rally starts with a serve
- Players hit the ball alternately across the net
- Ball must land within opponentβs court boundaries
- A point is won when opponent fails to return legally
4. π Serving Rules
- First server decided by toss / mutual agreement
- Serve must:
- Be hit diagonally into opponentβs service box
- Start from behind the baseline
- Each player gets:
- 2 serve attempts (first serve + second serve)
π Serving position:
- Even points β Right side
- Odd points β Left side
π If both serves fail:
- Double fault β point to opponent
5. π’ Scoring Format
- Points are counted as:
- 0 (Love), 15, 30, 40, Game
π If both reach 40β40 (Deuce):
- Player must win:
- Advantage β Game (2 consecutive points)
6. π― Set Rules
- A set is won by the first player to:
- Win 6 games
- With at least a 2-game lead
π Examples:
- 6β3 β Win
- 6β4 β Win
- 6β5 β Continue
- 7β5 β Win
7. π₯ Tie-Break Rule (at 6β6)
- If score reaches 6β6, a tie-break is played
Tie-break rules:
- Played to 7 points
- Must win by 2 points
- Scoring becomes: 1, 2, 3β¦
π Serving in tie-break:
- First player serves 1 point
- Then alternate every 2 points
8. π Player Movement & Side Change
- Players switch sides:
- After every odd-numbered game (1, 3, 5β¦)
- During tie-break:
- Switch sides after every 6 points
9. β οΈ Faults (Important)
A fault occurs when:
- Ball lands outside court boundaries
- Ball hits net and does not cross
- Serve lands outside correct service box
- Double fault (both serves missed)
- Foot fault (stepping on/over baseline while serving)
- Ball bounces twice before return
- Player hits ball twice consecutively
- Player touches the net during play
10. π Winning the Match
- Player who wins the set:
- (6 games with 2-game lead OR tie-break win at 6β6)
- Is declared the match winner
11. π€ Conduct & Fair Play
- Matches are self-officiated unless stated otherwise
- Players must:
- Call lines and faults honestly
- Respect opponent
- Any disputes:
- Decision by tournament organizer is final
πΎ Lawn Tennis Doubles β Additional Rules
π Note
Rules for Match Format (1 set), Court & Equipment, Basic Gameplay, Serving Rules, Scoring System, Faults, Winning the Match, and Conduct & Fair Play remain the same as Singles.
1. π₯ Team Format
- Matches will be played in Doubles format (2 vs 2)
- Each team consists of:
- 2 players
2. π Court Difference
Doubles sidelines (outer lines) are used
- The court is wider compared to singles
- The side areas are called alleys
3. π Serving Rotation (Key Difference)
- Teams decide the serving order at the start of the set
- Players alternate serving every game
π Example:
- Team A:
- Player 1 serves β next time Player 2 serves
- Team B follows same rotation
π Once decided:
- Serving order cannot be changed during the set
4. π Receiving Order
- Opponent team decides who receives first serve
- Each player receives from a specific side:
- One player receives on right side
- Other on left side
π Rule:
- Players must maintain receiving order throughout the set
5. π Player Positioning
- At the start of each point:
- One player serves
- One player receives
- After serve:
- Players can move freely
6. β οΈ Doubles-Specific Faults
(In addition to standard faults)
- Serving out of turn
- Receiving out of turn
- Serving from the wrong side
- Ball hits partner before crossing net
7. π Side Change
- Teams switch sides:
- Same as singles (after odd-numbered games)
- Partners stay on same team side (no switching partners)
