In tennis, there are a few points in a game

In a tennis match, the opponent will be awarded 1 point in the following situations:

1. When the server makes two consecutive service errors or foot errors.

2. When the ball touches his body and the clothes he is wearing before the ball hits the ground.

3. When the ball fails to return the net before it lands for the second time.

4. When the return touch touches the ground, fixed objects or other objects outside the boundaries of the opponent's court area.

5. When you fail to return the ball in the air.

6. During the game, the batsman deliberately drags or catches the ball with the racket, or deliberately touches the ball more than once with the racket.

7. During the "live ball", the player's body, racket (whether held in the hand or not) or other objects worn by the player touch the net, net post, singles pillar, rope or wire rope, center belt, white cloth on the edge of the net or the ground within the opponent's court area.

8. Fight back against the air ball that has not yet crossed the net (over-the-net shot).

9. Except for rackets held in hands (whether one-handed or two-handed), the player's body or worn object touches the ball.

10. When throwing a racket to hit the ball.

11. During the game, the player deliberately changes the shape of his racket.

Scoring 1 point is called "15 points" in tennis. This name comes from the historical tradition of the scoring method in the past, where every point scored by the winner was marked by a game...., and every time the winner scores 40 points, they need to score another game to win. This method of scoring has a long history, and it originated as a kind of online high-pitched ball game among the French aristocracy.

Later, this game evolved into the modern game of tennis. Although modern tennis has adopted a more modern scoring method, it still retains the traditional scoring method based on 15.

Tennis is scored in a binary notation where the winner gets one point and the value on the scoreboard is added by one. When a team scores 4 points first and has one more point than their opponent, then he wins the game. In important tournaments such as Grand Slams, in order to prevent long draws, such as when both sides are tied 6-6, a tie-break will be used.

Of course, there are other rules and referee decisions in the game, such as invalidated balls, offsides, touchlines, etc., which also need to be followed during the game.

Throughout the tennis match, in addition to the scoring method, the skills and tactics of the players are also very important. Tennis techniques include the main hand, backhand, serve and volley, and more. In terms of tactics, players need to formulate targeted tactics according to the strength of the opponent and their own technical characteristics, and adjust and change according to the situation of the game.

At the same time, psychological quality is also a very important factor, which requires a high degree of concentration and patience to adjust and counterattack in a timely manner.

In general, 1 point scored in a tennis match is counted as 15 points, which is a time-honored traditional way of scoring points. In addition, the technical and tactical aspects of the players, the rules of the game and the psychological quality are also important factors that affect the outcome of the game. <>

1.Inning. 1) 1 point for every 1 goal won, and the first player to win 4 points wins 1 game.

2) When both sides score 3 points each, it is a "tie", and after the deuce, the net win is two points to win 1 game (now doubles do not need to win two points).

2.A plate. 1) One side wins 6 games to win 1 set.

2) When both teams win 5 games, one side wins 2 games to win 1 set.

3.Tiebreaker scoring system.

When the number of games in each set is 6, there are two scoring systems.

1) Long handicap system: One side wins two games to win 1 set.

2) Short Set System (Tie-break): Except for the tiebreaker, unless otherwise stipulated before the match, it should generally be implemented according to the following methods.

a.The first player to score 7 points wins the game and the set (if the score is 6 draws, the team must net 2 points).

b.The first player serves the first point, the opponent serves the first point, and then takes turns serving the two points until the game.

Come to an end. c.The first point is served on the right, the second on the left, and the third on the right.

d.Courts are swapped every 6-point shot and the end of the tiebreaker.

4.The rules of doubles have been changed: when the double service line is 1:1, the double serve will be decided by a tie-break (known as a "tie-break" or "super tie-break"), which requires a net win of two points just like a tie-break.

5.The short disc dominates the Qi burial late scoring.

1) On the first ball (0:0), the server A serves 1 point, and the serve is changed after 1 point.

2) The first ball family (1:0 or 0:1, not 15:0 or 0:15), B serves, B serves two points in a row and then changes serves, first serving from the left area.

3) The first ball (3:0 or 1:2, 2:1, not 40:0 or 15:30, 30:15), serve by A, A serves two consecutive balls and then changes serve and then changes serve, first serve from the left area.

4) The first ball (3:3 or 2:4, 4:2 or 1:5, 5:1 or 6:0, 0:

After B serves 1 point, the court is exchanged, and if the game is not over, B continues to serve the 7th ball.

5) The score is played to 5:5, 6:6, 7:7, 8:8......, a two-point winning streak is required to determine who wins. However, on the scoresheet, it is uniformly written as 7:6.

6) After the tiebreaker, players from both sides switch venues.

Men: Davis Cup, four Grand Slams, Olympic finals are best-of-five sets. The rest of the matches are best-of-3 matches.

Women: Regardless of the match, it is a best-of-3 set.

The starting score of each tennis game is 0:0, and the first score is recorded as 15, so if the server wins the point, the score becomes 15:0, and if the receiver wins the point, the score is 0:

15 (the colon before the colon gives the player's score). The player's second score is 30, followed by 40 (historically, these numbers represent 1 4 hours, namely: 15, 30, 45, but 45 was later changed to 40).

If the opposing player is only 30 or less, then the next ball will win the game, because in each game, at least 2 more points than the opponent must end the game) If both players reach 40, it is called"Deuced at the end of the game"。With the next point, the player who takes the lead will try his best to lead by 2 points to win the game. At the same time, the opponents who were in hot pursuit also worked hard to equalize and reach the score again"Deuced at the end of the game", the player who takes the lead wins the next point, and he wins.

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