Equality of conditions in contest or competition, or one who provides equal competition to another in a contest; as, he had no match as a swordsman within the city.
1) the encounter between two teams at two tables, each team sitting North-South in one table and East-West at the other. 2) see round.
A boxing contest; also called a "bout".
A complete best two-out-of-three contest.
A Match is one of the individual games within a Bowl competition, where one team squares off against another team. Each Match consists of three rounds. Each team plays one Match against every team within its pool. Preliminary Match All teams play several Preliminary Matches to determine which will advance to the playoffs. A Preliminary Match consists of Round One, Round Two, and the Final Round. Third Place Match This playoff Match determines which team places third in the competition, the other team places fourth. It consists of Round One, Round Two, and the Final Round. Championship Match This playoff Match determines which team wins the Championship, the other team places second. It consists of Round One, Round Two, and the Final Round.
A tennis contest made up of sets, as a set is made up of games. In major competition, a men's match is made up of five sets and the winner is the player who first wins three sets. Women usually play best-of-three matches.
An organized competition amongst puppies that is for fun and training purposes. Winners do not receive points towards their Champion of Record.
a) A series of games between two players, for instance a World Championship Match. b) An encounter between two teams, usually playing in order of strength with the strongest players on each side playing each other and so on, all the way down. Teams may represent, for example, schools, clubs or countries.
The sum total of games played per league night.
A contest between two players or two sides which is determined by the number of holes won and lost. "Matchplay" is a tournament or championship conducted under the rules of match rather than those of stroke play. It was the original form of the game.
A match is made up of two halves, usually 40 minutes long, plus injury time. Teams change ends after halftime break.
a competition format with the winner winning two of three or three of five games
a collection of games needed for a player or partnership to win. See also hand, round and game. To make the definitions clearer, a match is made up of games, games are made up of hands, hands are made up of rounds, and rounds are made up of plays.
A contest between singles or doubles teams that usually consists of three to five sets.
A series of games, usually best-two-out of three
A regulation game. A standard international game features two 45-minute halves with the referee keeping time on the field. The clock does not stop until the end of the half, with the referee adding time to account for injuries and stops in play. Also known as a game, tie, or fixture.
a formal contest in which two or more persons or teams compete
set into opposition or rivalry; "let them match their best athletes against ours"; "pit a chess player against the Russian champion"; "He plays his two children off against each other"
a game between two particpants with settings both verify
a game like Concentration with math problems and answers behind the squares
an agreed or stipulated number of game s
an agreed or stipulated number of games
an organized game where two teams play each other at a designated time, on a designated server, and on one, two, or three designated maps
a one time competition between three or more boats
a predetermined number of frames of Eight-Ball Pool between two players, two pairs of players or two teams of players
a series of games wherein points are accumulated and carried over until a winner is declared
a series of games where the conclusion of each game results in the winning player or winning team scoring points
a series of Magic games and is important only for tournament or league play
a series of map rounds played by opposing teams to determine a winner
The first player to win nine games.
A series of games between two players which ends when one player wins the required number of points.
A series of games played against the same opponent
1) A series of matches between two teams, involving wrestlers from different weight classes. 2) A bout.
A match consists of a pre-determined number of games, usually 3 or 5.
A Special Olympics tennis match consists of one no-ad set. Traditional tennis matches are best 2 out of 3, or best 3 out of 5 sets.
The best of any odd number of games.
A medal round or game of golf between opponents
A single game, lasting 90 minutes and divided into two 45-minute halves. Players are entitled to an interval at half-time not exceeding 15 minutes. Midfielder: One of the players generally positioned near the middle of the field and primarily responsible for creating scoring opportunities for the strikers.
Head-to-head competition between two individuals or teams.
A single game lasting for two periods or "half's" each of 35 minutes duration.
A series of games to determine a winner.
Analogous to the word "game" in most other sports. The winner of a match is usually the first person to win 2 or 3 sets
3, 5, or 10 strings (per player) game between opponents.
Usually a “best 2 out of 3 games†set that is played to determine the winner of a round, either in a tournament. Some games have a single game match system, where you play one game, and that determines who wins the round. Occasionally, especially in the finals of a large, or prestigious event, the finals are “best 3 out of 5â€.
In ATARI RealSports TENNIS, the best two out of three sets.
A contest between two players only, as distinguished from a tournament. The term often refers to a contest of many games, but is sometimes used to describe a single game.
A tennis contest between two players or teams in its entirety.
The best of three-set or five-set format.
A series of sets to determine a winner.
Series of games up to determined points. Usually in a match tournament, beginners play match to 7 points.
(1) a unit of play in knockout and related forms of team competition;(2) a sizable number of deals played against the same team (occasionally, against the same pair) with the results combined into one scoring unit.
A competition in which a series of games are played between two opponents until a prearranged number of points is acquired, typically an odd number.
A set of games, consisting of best of five, or best of seven
Backgammon match consists of one or more backgammon games and is played to a pre-determined point limit. New game is played every time the winning player doesn't reach the point limit of the match.
A match is a contest between two WORLD TEAMTENNIS teams and consists of five sets plus overtime, if any, and a Supertiebreaker, if necessary. The sets are men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles and mixed doubles.
Usually 2 out of 3 games wins the match
a term, British in origin, used to describe a game; matches last 90 minutes, with a 12-minute rest between halves.
A two out of three or three out of five games contest.
The complete contest between two players, commencing with the warm up and concluding when both players have left the court at end of the final rally (covers broken ball rule).
A traditional name for a game (i.e. a "matching" of skill).
the aggregate of bouts between two fencing teams.
Traditionally, 5 sets make a men's tennis match while 3 sets make a women's tennis match. A set consists of games.
A number of games played in a single round of a tournament. Matches played during Swiss Pairings rounds are usually one game, while matches played during Single Elimination rounds are sometimes best two out of three.
A complete racquetball contest made up of two or three games, with one player winning the best two of three. The first two games are played to 15, with a tiebreaker to 11.
A game of soccer. In Britain, a regularly scheduled league meeting between two teams is frequently referred to as a "fixture", while a match in the context of a Cup competition is often called a "tie".
A contest that consists of winning two out of three games or four out of seven games.
the term to describe all the games and sets together
A series of sets (such as two out of three, or three out of five) that declares a winner.
A series of games played to a predetermined winning score. For example, a match to 10 means that the first player to win 10 games wins the match. The first number in the fraction is the number of games a player is won, and the second number in the fraction is the total number of games he or she must win to win the match. So "5/10" means "5 games won in a 10-game match."
One game or a series of games, depending upon the competitive format, with a winner being declared.
A scheduled competition between two Teams