Player 1 must feed player 2 with a lob (deep if possible).
Player 2 must hit the smash and play out the point.
NOTE: The ball must not bounce on the side of player 2 throughout the point. Player 1 can hit drives or lobs after the initial lob feed.
First player to reach 11 points wins.
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