Indeed, if they flick at me in doubles and they keep attacking stance, I aim for the tramlines with drop or smash (half or full smash). I only flick in MD against weak opposition (all other serves are the T and the body). In MX I ussualy only flick serving the lady. Rarely the male, unless (again) weak opponents. Whenever I flick (MD and MX), I come asside my partner in defense stance. But I'm reading a good tip from Paul here above !

Cheers, ED

I would presume that the the reason they stay at the net after the serve is because they have read the game. They have either seen the receiver way out of balance where he/she is unlikely to play any decent attacking shot or simply their opponents attack is not very strong and they feel that they would get a better advantage by keeping in attacking formation and knocking off any weak returns. Okay its technically not right and if they are playing opponents with a strong attack they will most likely pay for it but if for instance their opponents always play a drop shot when they are off balance then why not just stay at the net and kill it off?