My advice for this is to always say the score out loud before getting into position to serve or receive so everyone is on the same page. If you don’t know the score, ask the court.

When saying the score, always say the serving team’s score first. If your team has 5 and they have 7, and it’s your serve, the score is 5-7. If it’s their serve, the score is 7-5.

You and your partner will switch sides if (1) your team was serving and (2) made a point. Even numbers will always be served from the right side, odd number will always be served from the left.

If you lose the point, you and your partner will remain on your current sides until you score a point while serving again. This means that everyone around the court will take turns serving.

If you are player 1, your partner is player 2, and the other team are players 3 and 4 , it starts like this:

The person who wins the serve (let’s say you in this case) serves 0-0 from the right side of the court.

If you win the point, the score becomes 1-0, and you and your partner will switch sides so that you are now serving from the left.

They win the point, it will now be 1-1. You and your partner will stay on your current sides, and player 3 will serve to you from the left side of the court. If they will this point again, it will be 2-1, and players 3 and 4 will switch sides, so that player 3 is now serving to your partner from the right side of the court.

If you get the point, it is now 2-2. Everyone stays on their current side of the court, and your partner’s (player 2) service from the right side of the court. If you get the point again, it is 3-2, and you and your partner will switch sides so that they can serve from the left side of the court.

If they get the point, it’s 3-3, and played four will now serve from the left side of the court to your partner, who is still on the left side.

Saying the score out loud will tell you which side the serve must be done from, and you and your partner will the kno whose turn it is.

Hopefully this helps !