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FRIEND AT COURT 2010 - USTA.com

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iv<br />

Summary of Important Changes for <strong>2010</strong> Edition of<br />

Friend at Court<br />

ITF Rules of Tennis<br />

[p. 19] <strong>USTA</strong> Comment 26.3 was revised to clarify when a ringing or vibrating cell<br />

phone is deemed a deliberate hindrance versus an unintentional hindrance.<br />

[p. 22] New <strong>USTA</strong> Comment 27.10 was added to explain what to do when players<br />

mistakenly use regular scoring when they should be playing no-ad scoring.<br />

[pp. 22-23] New <strong>USTA</strong> Comment 27.11 was added to explain what to do when<br />

players mistakenly play a conventional tiebreak set when they should be playing a<br />

short set.<br />

[p. 23] New <strong>USTA</strong> Comment 27.12 was added to explain how to correct the error<br />

when players mistakenly follow the conventional tiebreak procedure when they<br />

should be following the Coman Tiebreak Procedure.<br />

[pp. 27-28] Table 1 and a new Table include revised metric ITF tennis ball<br />

specifications.<br />

[p.34] New Section 6 under Appendix V - Electronic Review Procedures<br />

designates the maximum number of unsuccessful appeals allowed during a match.<br />

[p. 35] Appendix VI - Official 10 and Under Competition – was revised to include<br />

updated re<strong>com</strong>mendations for ball types to use on different court sizes for players<br />

in the 10s divisions.<br />

The Code<br />

[p. 48] Code Section 24 further clarifies when a player may call a foot fault on the<br />

server.

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