Hawkeye challenge system to be overhauled

ALL tennis tournaments using an electronic replay system will offer players the same amount of challenges each match.

In a move to remove confusion over the allowable number of Hawk-Eye challenges, tennis officials have decided the Australian Open and Wimbledon quota of three unsuccessful challenges a set will be the limit.

Players would have a maximum of three unsuccessful challenges a set, plus one wrong challenge in a tiebreak, the International Tennis Federation said.

Players can make an unlimited number of correct challenges.

Previously, the men’s and women’s pro tours offered two unsuccessful challenges a set, plus one in the tiebreak.

The ITF’s team competitions, including the Davis Cup and the Fed Cup, had unlimited challenges. Herald Sun



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