Good doubles teams talk a lot, often more than people realise. Communication helps both players know the plan and stay connected.
Short talks between points to agree on the next serve or return plan
Hand signals at the net can show where the server will serve and whether the net player will move
Calling “mine” or “yours” on balls down the middle avoids hesitation
Positive, brief feedback after errors keeps the team together
Related: the next-point mindset .
How do you and your doubles partner communicate during matches?
A practical system: agree on two or three simple serve-and-poach patterns before the match. Use signals only for those. Too many options lead to confusion.
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