Player A 26 Player B 22you should write
Player A beat Player B +4
The only exception is when reporting team events, where the winning team's names are reported first - make sure you note which team is the home team too. Occasionally a home side is named first, regardless of who won.
When reporting doubles, list both players joined with an
ampersand. If reporting peeling breaks in doubles, indicate the initial player
of the relevant turn in brackets after the result.
(e.g. Fulford & Clarke
beat Bamford & Gibbons +26 tp (F))
Leave a blank line to indicate different sessions. When game has gone to the time limit, without either side pegging out, follow the score with (t). So, for example:
Pendle beat Hurlingham 6-2 at HurlinghamPlayer A & Player B beat Player 1 & Player 2 +7
Player C lost to Player 3 -6(t)
Player D beat Player 4 +4Player A beat Player 1 +26
Player B beat Player 2 +20
Player C lost to Player 3 -11(t)
Player D beat Player 4 +20
The abreviations used to report the score when a ball has been peeled to the peg and pegged out are shown below.
| Abbreviation | Description |
|---|---|
| tp | triple peel |
| stp | straight triple peel |
| stpo | straight triple peel on opponent |
| tpo | triple peel on opponent & winning game |
| otp | triple peel on opponent & losing game |
| tpo(t) | triple peel on opponent & win on time |
| oqp | quadruple on opponent & losing game |
| qp | quadruple peel |
| qpo | a winning quadruple on opponent |
| sqp | straight quadruple |
| oqnp | quintuple on opponent & losing game |
| qnp | quintuple peel |
| qnpo | a winning quintuple |
| osxp | sextuple on opponent & losing game |
| sxp | sextuple peel |
| ssxp | straight sextuple |
| sxpo | winning sextuple on opponent |
| sxpo(t) | winning sextuple on opponent on time |
| spp | septuple peel |
| octp | octuple peel |
| nnp | nontuple peel (nine hoops) |
| dcp | dectuple peel |
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