Serving short in Doubles
Strategy
Chris Thong Asked 11 years ago
Can you serve long in doubles?(I see a lot doubles matches and they serve short every time)
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Chris,
You are allowed to serve long but it is not advisable. The opponent only has half the table to cover so it will be easy to attack if you serve long.
That is why they serve short most of the time.
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