Badminton · Niveau 6 : Avancé · Sous-niveau 6.1

Match Statistics

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What statistics are for, winners and errors, forced and unforced errors, points on serve and receive, rally length, shot counts, percentages, reading a match sheet, comparing players and the limits of numbers.

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Test 1What match statistics are forFaire un test

Numbers check impressions against facts.
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Memories are selective.
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Coded records of events.
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Statistics count events.
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Reasons need video and conversation.
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Data tests opinions.
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Many people use them.
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Plan, record, calculate, apply.
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Raw to applied.
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Coding events is notational analysis.
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Test 2Winners and errorsFaire un test

Untouched winning shots.
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Errors lose the rally.
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Out is an error.
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The balance shows how points are decided.
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Errors outweigh winners.
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More winners per error is better.
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Pressure produces errors.
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Winning by force first.
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More winners per error is better.
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Untouched in is a winner.
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Test 3Forced and unforced errorsFaire un test

No pressure from the opponent.
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Pressure caused it.
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Easy shots missed are unforced.
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Easy errors can be trained away.
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It is a judgement.
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Train the weak area.
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Shared definitions make data reliable.
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Easy errors are most fixable.
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See, judge, mark, note.
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No pressure means unforced.
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Test 4Points on serve and receiveFaire un test

Every rally scores.
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Serve and receive are different phases.
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A serve is struck from below the set height, so it must rise.
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The serve must be hit upward.
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Faults cost points.
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Serve and follow-up decide those rallies.
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Serve, return, third shot.
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In rally order.
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Plus élevé, c'est mieux.
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Returning the serve is the receive phase.
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Test 5Rally lengthFaire un test

Count shots or time it.
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Women's singles rallies tend to be longest.
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Men's doubles is fastest.
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Drills copy real rally lengths.
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Endurance matters.
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Long rallies test fitness.
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Gaps between rallies.
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Doubles shortest, women's singles longest.
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Mark, mark, count, record.
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Long patient rallies suit women's singles.
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Test 6Shot countsFaire un test

Stroke use guides training.
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Flat play dominates doubles.
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Singles mixes length and touch.
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Good opponents deny lifts.
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Targets show variety.
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Lifts mean defence.
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Downward shots show attack.
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Up, level, down.
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List, watch, tally, compare.
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Many lifts mean defending.
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Test 7PercentagesFaire un test

42 is half of 84.
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6 of 30 is one fifth.
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15 of 20 is three quarters.
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Percentages allow fair comparison.
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Small samples swing.
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Two events prove little.
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The basic formula.
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45%, 60%, 90%.
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Count, count, divide, multiply.
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10, 6, 3 out of 30 is falling.
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Test 8Reading a match sheetFaire un test

Three game scores mean three games.
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Two games to one for the first side.
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Retired from the match.
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A walkover.
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The loser's score is the second number.
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Smallest margin.
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Scores show the contest.
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By margin.
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Match order.
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Three game scores.
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Test 9Comparing playersFaire un test

Fair comparisons show differences.
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Like for like.
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Opposition strength matters.
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Normal levels.
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Context explains changes.
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Self-comparison shows improvement.
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Personal progress matters most.
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Measure, match, compare, explain.
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Self first.
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The taller bar is higher.
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Test 10The limits of numbersFaire un test

Numbers count, not explain.
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Video adds context.
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Player views add meaning.
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Focus on key measures.
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Single samples can be unusual.
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Errors decide many matches.
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Combine sources.
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Numbers, pictures, views, goals.
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More context is better.
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Numbers and video complement each other.
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Sources

BWF Coaches' Manual Level 1 (2017), BWF regulations and history, Olympedia; original questions authored, nothing reproduced. Numbered rules belong to the Rules category (Badminton - Laws of Badminton).

General badminton reference92
BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view)6
BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 91
BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 121