Ping-pong team competition performance order summary
Five-game round-robin format. One, two, four, and five matches in singles, and third with doubles.
A team consists of three players, each participating twice.
The sequence is: 主队 vs. 客队, first game A - X, second game B - Y, third game C + A or B - Z + X or Y, fourth game A or B - Z, fifth game C - X or Y.
After the completion of the first two games, the pairings for doubles matches will be determined based on the athlete's participation in the doubles match.
A or B as well as X or Y if they participated in doubles matches cannot participate in subsequent singles games. Only those athletes who did not participate in doubles can participate in subsequent singles games.
Revised:
- In terms of the Pong-pong team competition, there follows a 5-game round-robin format, where the primary matches include singles games and an additional third game involving doubles.
- The format is set up with a single elimination structure: Single contests between teams composed of three athletes per player, and there is also a third round with a mixed doubles tournament.
- The tournament progression unfolds like this:
- First two rounds feature all members from both teams facing off in singles matches. From here, the pairing process will be determined based on the availability of individuals within the respective team's lineup to play in the doubles events.
- With each double-match win, only one athlete from that team will progress into the next singles round.
- After completing the first two rounds, the final grouping for doubles competitions will depend on whether any of the competing athletes have already secured their spot in the mixed doubles round.
In conclusion, the Pong-pong team event offers a comprehensive understanding of the competitive sequence involving five pool-based matches in singles and a third-round mixed doubles competition. This method ensures a balanced approach to determine optimal playing orders for each team while maintaining fairness in the event's outcome. The revised format maintains clarity, ensuring clarity and logical progression throughout the individual stages of the competition.