Players play up to 11 points. Player A can hit only lobs. Player B can hit only overheads.
Overhead under pressure is one of the most difficult strokes to hit. Many professional players use the tactic to lob the opponent when they are playing outdoors because sun can make the ball really difficult to strike correctly. This game is a great opportunity for players to practice overheads and lobs but it is also a chance for coach to see what tactics players try to use.
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