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Here are some rules and prohibitions in tennis:
Foot Fault: Serving with any part of the foot touching the baseline or the court before the ball is struck is a fault.
Double Fault: Failing to successfully deliver both serves into the correct service box results in a double fault and the loss of the point.
Obstruction: Intentionally obstructing an opponent's view of the ball or movement on the court is not allowed.
Time Violation: Exceeding the time limit between points, games, or sets as specified by the rules can result in a warning or penalty.
Interference: Any deliberate distraction or noise that disrupts play is prohibited.
Racket Abuse: Intentionally throwing or damaging the racket in frustration is considered misconduct and can lead to a penalty.
Coaching During Play: Receiving coaching or instructions from anyone other than during allowed breaks in play (e.g., between sets) is not permitted.
These rules ensure fair play and sportsmanship during tennis matches, governing conduct and actions on the court.
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