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badminton scoring system
What is the revision of scoring system in badminton?
Old system. The doubles and men¡¦s singles game consists of 15 points provided that, when the score is 14-all, the side which first reached 14 has the option of "setting" the game to 3. After a game has been "set" the score is called "love-all", and the side which first scores 3 points wins the game. If players choose to "set", the score is no longer called "love-all"; instead the score continues to be called to 17. In either case, the claim to "set" the game must be made before the next service is delivered after the score has reached 14-all. The ladies¡¦ singles game consists of 11 points. Provided that when the score is "9-all" the player who first reached 9 has the option of "setting" the game to 3, and when the score is "10-all" the player who first reached 10 has the option of "setting" the game to 2 3. A side rejecting the option of "setting" at the first opportunity shall not thereby be debarred from "setting" if a second opportunity arises. Notwithstanding paragraph (a) above, it is permissible by prior arrangement for only one game to be played and also for this to consist of 21 points, in which case "setting" shall be as for the game of 15 points with scores of 19 and 20 being substituted for 14 respectively.
New Scoring: Rally Point scoring format that just recently adopted and used for major tournaments, the winning team needs 21 points to win the match. Only one player has the right to serve once until the receiving team scores. The turn will be alternately to each players.
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