Fun fact! This racket-and-ball sport's "let" rule means a lucky net-cord serve isn't a fault or an ace, but a do-over
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TENNIS
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The clue “Fun fact! This racket-and-ball sport's "let" rule means a lucky net-cord serve isn't a fault or an ace, but a do-over” has appeared 1 times in our database with 1 different answers, so count the squares in your grid and check the crossings before you commit. Most recently it ran in the Daily Themed crossword on June 30, 2026, where the answer was TENNIS.
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