Tennis: News, Scores, Tips and How to Get Started
Want quick tennis updates, practical how-to tips, and easy-to-read match roundups? This tag collects everything tennis-related on ISL Live Coverage. You’ll find short news bites, player notes, tournament previews and simple guides that help whether you follow grand slams or want to hit the court on weekends. I keep it straightforward — no long stats dumps, just useful stuff you can use right away.
Follow live match moments, check score summaries, and read plain-language analysis. If you’re new to tennis, you’ll get clear explanations of scoring, formats and what to watch during a match. If you’re already into the sport, look for player form updates, injury news and tactical notes that matter for upcoming matches.
How we cover tennis on this site
We focus on fast, readable updates. Expect: live-score highlights when big matches happen, quick previews before major tournaments, and short recaps after matches. Coverage leans practical — who’s serving well, who’s struggling with fitness, and what results mean for a player’s next match. For Indian tennis fans, we track local players and national events so you can follow homegrown talent alongside global stars.
Want to find specific things fast? Use the tag to see all tennis posts in one place. Look for match previews before slams, training tips for beginners, and opinion pieces that explain why a win or loss matters. Posts are short enough to read in a few minutes but useful enough to keep you updated.
Quick guide to watching and playing tennis
Basic scoring: games are 0, 15, 30, 40, then game. Win six games to take a set (usually by two), and most pro matches are best-of-three sets for women and many men’s tournaments, or best-of-five for some majors. Tiebreaks decide close sets. Match formats and surface (hard, clay, grass) change how players perform, so note surface when you check previews.
Beginner tips: focus on footwork first, learn a consistent serve and get comfortable hitting crosscourt rallies. A decent racket, proper shoes and weekly court time beats buying the most expensive gear. If you want coaching, start with a few lessons to build a reliable swing and avoid bad habits.
Follow pro events: watch the four majors—Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, US Open—plus ATP and WTA tour events for regular action. For Indian fans, watch for players like Sumit Nagal, Prajnesh Gunneswaran, Ankita Raina and Karman Kaur Thandi, and national championships to spot rising talent.
If you want quick alerts, follow our tennis tag regularly and enable notifications on your device. We post short practice drills you can try at home, simple warm-up routines to avoid injury, and gear reviews focused on value rather than hype. For weekend players, we suggest a warm-up of dynamic stretches for five minutes, thirty minutes of rallying, and ten minutes of serve practice — repeat twice a week to see steady progress.
Use this tag to stay on top of tennis news, pick up practical tips, and find match recaps without fluff. Scroll through the latest posts to get the quick take you need before a match or a weekend practice session.
