Which of these is NOT a term used in tennis?
Deuce : When both the players reach a tie of 40-40 scores and they need to score two points consecutively. Second Serve : It is the second chance when a player hits the serve before double fault after missing the first serve. Slam Dunk : It is a basketball shot in which the player jumps high to the level of the rim and puts the ball in. Volley : When the player hits the ball before it touches the ground and bounces off. Airball, Bounce pass, Chest pass and Foul lane are some common terms related to basketball. Ace, Approach shot, Double fault, Court cross, Kick serve and Smash are some terms related to Tennis
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