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What does the term 'unforced error' mean in tennis?
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An error made due to opponent's pressure
Quiz Options
- An error made due to opponent's pressure
- An error made without any external pressure
- An error made by the umpire
- A double fault
Explanation & Context
An 'unforced error' is a mistake made by a player, such as hitting the ball out or into the net, when there was no specific pressure from the opponent's shot.
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