Cross-court shot
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British pronunciation/kɹˈɒskˈɔːt ʃˈɒt/
American pronunciation/kɹˈɔskˈoːɹt ʃˈɑːt/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "cross-court shot"

Cross-court shot
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a stroke hit diagonally across the court from one corner to the opposite corner in tennis

What is a "cross-court shot"?

A cross-court shot is a type of shot in tennis, badminton, or other racket sports where the ball or shuttlecock is hit diagonally from one side of the court to the opposite side. The shot is aimed at the far corner of the opponent’s side, making it difficult to return, especially when played with good accuracy and pace. Cross-court shots are commonly used to move the opponent out of position and create open spaces for a follow-up shot. They are a fundamental part of offensive strategies in racket sports.

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Maria 's cross-court shot landed just inside the line for a winner.
She executed a perfect cross-court shot to win the point.
The cross-court shot opened up the court for a winning opportunity.
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Maria's cross-court shot landed just inside the line for a winner.
She executed a perfect cross-court shot to win the point.
The cross-court shot opened up the court for a winning opportunity.
The cross-court shot is a useful tactic to move your opponent wide.
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