Recording (sport)
In certain sports, recording refers to a section of the game.
Petanque
In pétanque , a shot is called that part of the game in which all players play all balls. In tête-à-tête (singles) 6 balls (two people with 3 balls each) are played; a maximum of 3 points can be achieved. In doublets and triplets there are 12 balls (two teams with 6 balls each). A maximum of 6 points can be achieved.
If the target ball, the cochonnet , goes out, the recording is ended prematurely. If both teams have a ball or neither team has a ball, neither team receives points (zero entry). If only one team has balls left, these are counted as a point.
If only one team has balls left, the recording and the game are over when their previous points together with the points "on the ground" add up to 13.
Similar terms: end, turn
Similar sections of the game are referred to as end (e.g. in curling ) and bowls or turns ( stick shooting ) in other sports .
billiards
In billiards , the recording is that part of the game in which a player is continuously at the table without the opponent having made a push.