advantage court

American  

noun

Tennis.

1. the receiver's left-hand service court, into which the ball is served when one side has the advantage.

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Example Sentences

Cibulova could have intervened but spent the entire time standing on the baseline in the advantage court, as if to prepare for a 0-40 situation, even with the crowd chanting “replay the point...replay the point.”

From Reuters

Implementing the change was not easy – “there weren’t two healthy days in a row,” said Agassi – but Djokovic’s motion became more compact, even if its fluidity and accuracy perhaps suffered, particularly on the wide kick serve to the advantage court.

From The Guardian

Still, a swinging ace wide to the advantage court at 40-30 seals the game.

From The Guardian

Still, a swinging ace wide to the advantage court at 40-30 seals the game.

From The Guardian

In the meantime why not read Kevin Mitchell’s report from Rome on a center court surface Djokovic has described as “dangerous”: Djokovic took the Argentinian chair umpire Damian Steiner to task during a changeover in the second set, complaining that two visible dips, one on the baseline of the advantage court, made the surface hazardous.

From The Guardian