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In order to win the match, a player must win 2 sets. I know, this is a lot to understand. Points are the foundation of the tennis scoring system. You can think of them as the building blocks of a tennis match. When a tennis player accumulates points, he or she will eventually score a game.
Once enough games are accumulated, the player will score a set. Depending on which tournament the player is participating, he or she will need to win 2 or 3 sets to win the whole match.
We can draw a parallel to our standard numeral system. First, we begin counting with units 1, 2, 3, …. Eventually, when we accumulate enough units, we move to tens 10, 20, …. After we have enough tens, we move on to hundreds , Finally, after we get enough hundreds, we arrive at thousands 1,, 2, Put it simply, this is how our standard numeral system works:.
So how can a player score points in tennis? The basic principle of tennis is that a player needs to hit the ball over the net, into a delimited area called the court. Your opponent will try to do the same, and if both of you are successful, you will engage in a rally a ball going from one side of the court to the other. Based on that principle, there are 5 ways a player can score points in tennis:. Provided you can win a point by any of the methods mentioned above, you will start accumulating points.
Eventually, these will turn into a game see below. A game in tennis is the second stage of the scoring system. In essence, it is an accumulation of 4 or more points won by the same player. After winning 6 games, a player wins a set. When a tennis match starts, one player starts serving and the other starts receiving. The game begins at 0x0. If the player who is serving wins the first point, the score, therefore, will be 15 x 0.
On the other hand, if the player who is receiving wins the first point, the score will be 0 x The sequence of tennis points within a game is the following:. As players keep winning points, their score will move from 0 to 15 to 30 to 40, and he or she will eventually score a game.
Basically, the player who first wins 4 points scores a game. However, if both players win 3 points in a game and the score is 40 x 40 , one of them will need to get a margin of 2 points in order to win the game. Both players will keep playing the game until one of them gets a 2-point lead.
The ball may legally strike the net as long as it crosses it eventually with the exception of a serve. The game starts with a serve. Who goes first is usually decided on a coin toss or the spin of a racket. You can score whether you have the serve or not in tennis, unlike in many racket sports. You must serve with both feet behind the baseline and on the correct side of the court — start on your right-hand side, and serve diagonally into the opposite service box over both the net and the centre line.
A legal serve starts a point, two illegal serves costs the server that point. Tennis is played in points: Four points win a game, six games win a set, and two or three sets win a match. You can decide how long you want your game to be but most matches are played as best-of-three or five set contests.
Service stays with one side for the duration of each of those four-point games, which — thanks tennis! There is no limit in the rules to the number of times players can tie at deuce. At the end of a game, serve switches sides, and after the first, third, fifth and any subsequent odd-numbered games players should change ends too.
Each set is won by the first player to win six games with a lead of at least two games. In all sets but the final set if the score reaches a 6 — 6 tie rather than the highest possible 7 — 5 win it triggers a tie-break. A tie-break is won by the first player to score 7 points.
The 15s, 30s, and 40s are dropped for simple numbers. The first serve is taken by the player who would have served next had the set continued.
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