A rally is a sequence of shots exchanged after a serve. It begins when the serve lands in play. Each player returns the ball until someone misses. A rally can last only a few shots. It can also continue for many exchanges. Control and patience matter during rallies. Players look for openings to attack. For example, two players trade ten shots from the baseline. One finally hits wide and loses the point. Rallies showcase consistency and focus.
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