Black Card in Badminton History
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- Black Card in Badminton History
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1. An Se Young Delaying the game on purpose to rest as she is tired.
2. Carolina Marin celebrating loudly to try and influence the line judge's decision on a close call.
3. Wang requesting a shuttle change when the opponent is ready to serve, delaying the game.
4. Kevin Sanjaya blowing the shuttle to make it go out
4.5. Easy to tell players fighting
5. Jordan serving when the opponents clearly weren't ready.
6 Lee was injured and refused to play? Looks like she was stepping off the court which isn't allowed.
7. Momota signaling to Axelsen that he wasn't ready. This is a common gesture, but Momota was likely doing it too much which can be faulted for delaying the game.
8.Takahashi visually expressing that she is displeased with the decision of the line judge.
9. Iskandar delaying the game on match point.
10. Polii has been spoken to various times by the umpire about walking around randomly after a point, and got a fault for it after this instance. The fault was for delaying the game but the commentator dubbed it "slow play".
11. Ygor being unsportsmanlike, easy to tell from video
12. Antonsen blatantly talking to his coach mid set.
13. Easy to tell from video 5:56
14. Some really weird betting/matchfixing drama from the olympics
15. Yellow card for throwing racket
16 Hard to tell, at the start Kevin Sajaya kicks something towards the German side of the court and got faulted for it later
17. Malaysian pair getting frustrating and displaying unsportsmanlike conduct
u are a legend. was so confused
Thanks, I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've seen this played competitively.
14. It's not match fixing / betting drama. Basically the winner would have to face a harder team, while the loser would still progress, so South Korea followed suit and try to lose like China. They were both trying to lose lmao. Same thing with Indonesia. I believe the rules were changed after that so they'd be forced to play hard... Like racehorses
Thanks for the explanations This video makes no effort to clarify the penalties.
16. German players want the floor to be mopped but umpire said no, one of the player then proceed to mop it himself and got the card
It would be great if you can put some context for each case. Most of them are pretty confusing.
Agreed
Agreed
Exactly I don't know why most of them got the cards.
Only 2 I got were the one who blew on the cock and the one who kept putting his hand up.
same here so confused
I have ZERO idea why they are being penalized, but the reactions are funny.
2:02 What a run to catch each other
Based, rather than fighting and risk fouls, they can just run and get their opponents fouls.
Me who knows nothing of badminton, I'm really searching hard for this misconduct
Wow.....it was so perfectly explained for getting the different colored cards that I am now even more confused as before. LJL........Try and figured that out.....
These black cards sure looked a lot like yellow and red
I totally agree with David Togi about it being confusing. E.G., "5:40: "You have to [give a yellow card]. It was SO blatant." WHAT was so blatant? And 6:30 - It's clear that the players were trying to lose, but WHY?? Also, please assume (because it's true) that not everyone who watches these are experienced Badminton players. I just started, and I'm watching a ton of videos to learn rules, technique and strategy, and frankly, most of what I see is meaningless unless I already know what I;m here to learn. Catch 22 sort of thing.
Well I dont even understand most of these either. But in the case of the players trying to lose I know why. The next upcoming match would be an easier pairing for the losing team. I dont remember which teams the next opponents were tho. But yea in most other cases I didnt understand the reasons.
@@lg3rm553 Yeah, even though I understand the reason for losing intentionally I've never understood how that makes sense. I mean, if you throw away the first game you've got a loss anyway, and then if you lose the second game you really screwed yourself. It kind of strikes me like the logic of Doomsday cults that kill themselves because they believe they're about to be killed. Huh?
@@pickleballer1729 It was a case of match play qualifying into a tournament, like the world cup. The teams that were disqualified for intentionally losing had already qualified for the tournament. They were jockeying for position within the tournament.
Imagine Ghana shocks Brazil and qualifies 1st in their group, while Brazil qualifies 2nd. If you win your group, your team plays Brazil in the tournament, if you qualify 2nd, you face Ghana. Losing is beneficial.
@@ytadventurer9170 Thanks for the explanation. Glad they were disqualified. We used to do something similar to that when I played on a Chess team, but it dodn't entail losing a game. We called it stacking. It works best when your team is closely matched to the opponents, but the players on each team are widely spread in ability. You put your weakest player on board one, best on board two, etc., basically forfeiting the top chair game to win more of the rest of the games. Totally legal, but sometimes that backfired too, like if the stacked TWO chairs deep. The Chess strategy begins before the Chess games.
I have the same problem, but I think I have 5:40 figured out. A lot of these cards seem to be due to a player being exhausted/cramping and delaying to recuperate. I think at 5:40 he was delaying During the play. I.e. super high slow drop shots to make the rally as long as slow as possible.
That whole losing on purpose scandal was ridiculous. It was the tournament structure at fault, not the players
it was a big blunder by the bwf to have 2 round robin round in one tournament event. Of course everybody want to get good draws base on poor performance
@@andrewcannon587 I'm struggling to understand what happened, but if you reward people for losing don't be surprised if they abuse it.
@@manuman5319 By far the best team in the competition were coming second in the other bracket due to a very uncharacteristic loss so by winning that group they'd have to play the best team. Both the teams playing were already through so they tried to lose so that they'd play the easier team.
It also occurs when two pairs from the same country meet (same coach) with one clearly told to lose the game so that the other team doesn't end up playing a tiring game and can go through.
@@manuman5319 it is not abuse by players, it was poor tournament management.
I was watching the match live where the two thai players started running and fighting each other. That was trippy! The player being chased smacked the guy behind him with his racket while running and I think he drew blood. Quite entertaining!
Hope they're forever banned from competitive badminton! 🙏🙏
5:44 The reaction though!
3:32 clearly out, ref needs to be removed.
3:30 It was out and a bad decision by the lines person. Poor Japanese player
Kevin getting involved in most of it 😂
Sukamuljo is a pussy face sad excuse of a human being, zero respect for fellow players.
Misconduct rules in badminton include:
Unsportsmanlike conduct: This includes behavior that is considered unprofessional or disrespectful towards other players, officials, or spectators. Examples include swearing, making inappropriate gestures, or deliberately distracting opponents.
Deliberately delaying the game: This includes deliberately slowing down the pace of the game or taking too much time between points.
Throwing racket or equipment: This includes throwing a racket or other equipment in anger or frustration.
Coaching from the sidelines: Players are not allowed to receive coaching from the sidelines during a game.
Illegal equipment: Players are not allowed to use equipment that does not conform to the official rules of the game.
Leaving the court without permission: Players must obtain permission from the umpire before leaving the court during a game.
Failing to follow umpire instructions: Players must follow the instructions of the umpire, such as serving in the correct manner or standing in the correct position.
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The penalties for misconduct in badminton can vary depending on the type and severity of the offense. Here are some examples:
Verbal warnings: The umpire or referee may give a verbal warning for minor misconduct, such as unsportsmanlike conduct or delay of game.
Point deductions: Points may be deducted from a player's score for more serious misconduct, such as intentionally hitting the shuttlecock out of bounds, racket abuse, or insulting language.
Disqualification: A player may be disqualified from the match for severe or repeated misconduct, such as physical abuse, cheating, or excessive arguing.
Suspension: In extreme cases, a player or team may be suspended from future matches or tournaments for serious misconduct, such as match-fixing or doping.
It's important to note that the exact penalties for misconduct can vary depending on the level of competition, the rules of the specific event or tournament, and the discretion of the officials.
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After figuring all this out, I love sports and games, but hte humans that manpulate and control the world make endless supply of money from their system of lies. Mostly from corruption of finances and useless works. So the very means of the virtue of a person is lost in the totality of the refreeing and competition. SPorts are so vague ,and you can see people who make up these types of rules if they ever get int ogovernment which they do because they targeta dn destroy peopel with econominc force throug ha variety of nonsense, well will cause a great suffering which has already begun on so many they epxloit for those resources. The people played exhibition games pre ww2, all over the world... then a conflict arose and now we just have a shit storm of liars and h
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Somehow stumbled on to this video and I have no idea what's happening for most of the carding but I want more context lol
90% of the time i don't know what happened to get them those cards. 👎
@@nouraaz27 yeah, not helpful.
@@nouraaz27 what a sad human being. Copy and paste a wall of text, fail to understand others’ comment, and for some reason think highly of yourself
@@nouraaz27 bruh not everybody has the time to watch matches. If you can explain then your help will be appreciated and if not then move on. Stop butting into other people’s comments who don’t know about it and then acting like you’re better than everybody else. You’re embarrassing yourself.
@@pragatisingh8467 which part of the comment said "im embarrassing myself"? There are people who found the information useful and thanked me for sharing the information here. Aiyoo. So funny la
It was for misconduct.
should be a reason for the cards...like "gaining points against the team I like more"
The reaction though.
2:05 what the …
So... this is how an alien arriving to a strange planet must feel...
Clicked the vid to know more about badminton. Ended up knowing less and having more questions.. Entertaining though.
Red card is issued after two yellow cards
Fault for misconduct
is considered a fault, when a player/team receives a red card, the opponents gain a point. Furthermore, the players/teams are fined with a heavy fine.
Warning to the uploader for misconduct
So funny watching the referee hold the card., It's like a student being reprimanded by the teacher for being naughty 😁
What did Marin do exactly? I didn’t see anything!
Well, I know nothing about badmington and I can't say I know more now.
No reason to gave a red card to Wang shixian for not come forward to the umpire
absolutely personal and egotistical this umpire should be fired
Black card
When a player continues to breach the laws after even receiving a red card, the Umpire calls in the referee with a view to disqualification. If the referee agrees to disqualify the offending player, a black card is given to the Umpire by the referee.
Plus disqualified for the entire
Championship/tournament
Better yet ... forever banned from competitive badminton! 🙏🙏
I have never heard about this
0:40 serves you right
Soccer players: pfft. Hold my beer
Idk how I’m tf I got on badmitton nor do I understand why they get a single card, but y is a little more interesting then I thought
If I were to be the umpire I'll have a platinum card for Carolina shouting way...lol
1:53 pdhl dibiarin pun udh out loh bwang ngape pake acara ditiup lagi sii😭🤣🤣
Many times , the indonesian men pair is involved in the video 😅
Kevin always doing antics
and they call stawik/chirag delayers
While there's no clear rule of a player must serve within a determined timer, it's absolutely ridiculous that it is at the umpire's sole discretion to either penalize a player or not. The tennis player gets 25 seconds between points. In this time they get someone to toss them balls, deliver towel to have a wipe down, crack a joke or two. And after just 4 to 8 points they get full 2 minutes break. Tennis is overly privileged and badminton players definitely deserve more respect.
Бадминтон - это не только искусство направлять волан в нужную точку, но и физическая подготовка, в том числе выносливость, позволяющая делать это в высоком темпе продолжительное время. При чем здесь теннис? Это другой спорт.
How do you give out cards in a 1v1 sport
What was antonsen’s yellow card for?
Delay
For money in online sport betting
The game was over when the black card was issued, so it doesn't really count.
What the hell did I just watch? It would be nice to know what all the different cards mean.
Did I miss any players getting a "black card" like it says in the title?
There was one that you could easily blink and miss with absolutely no explanation
Tidak ada kenapa dan mengapa..why? 😁
Looks like the officials in most of these matches deserve a red card for misconduct
I got no idea whats going on, the only one i kinda understood was the dude chasing the the other dude
in most cases, can t even understand what s the issue?! Example at 5.44, ref says ''delay'' but the guy was on the court ready to play...
is that move at 2:50 like a flop in soccer?
I am really angry for what happened during London Olympic. BWF deigned a flawed rule which is really amateur. And ruled out the players who were following your rule. Shame on you
What was the rule?
@@pragatisingh8467 no rule was flawed. It was all players fault. Olympic badminton have group stage and these pairs were losing on purpose to get easier quarterfinal. Group stage is many games like hockey football basketball but nobody loses on purpose. These pairs were rightly dqed
@@7thsage147 Oh so you play your best to face someone you would have maybe only 20% to win against? Yeah right - play your best and go out of the tournament you have been preparing for 4 years. Obviously, the tournament was flawed.
@@sc2dog Wouldn't play my best but I won't lose on purpose either, even if the brackets are flawed. Have some honor and sportsmanship.
@@randomystic8602 Not playing your best, but not losing on purpose, because you'll face an easier opponents is still match fixing. Though, you could probably could it match fixing lite. If you're making rules for anything you don't want a situation where people are punished for doing the right thing. What I mean by this is that you're saying that not fixing the match is the right thing to do (morally) but when you do that you face a harder opponent and are less likely to win (you are punished).
I don't know how you would do it but if you can avoid that situation that'd be best
1:22 come here please.....totally unnecesary humiliation
Only 3 refs here are not from the West on a sport they aren't even good at. That's crazy..
others really misbehave,
meanwhile Indonesians, getting cards for trolling, no matter what the stakes are, it's in our blood XD
Where is John McEnroe when you need him?
Well, you heard it hear folks. If you want a black card, badminton is the way to go
What’s the matter with Jordan?
he's do a serve when umpire still telling their score
Half of these are Kevin Sanjaya
I really much prefer the badminton I used to watch as a kid, with 2 hours long game, sometimes with biased linesman, without stupid umpires.
Why does the refs look so happy/sassy when giving the cards 🤣
if I'm being the refs, I would be happy when I saw player doing things that allow me to give them the cards.
Why?
I want the game to be played normally with great sportsmanship, anyone tried to mess up, I would be happy to give them the card.
A black card would be my beloved card, since my job done faster, and I could rest for the next game.
I didn't get WTF happened in most of the cases
Kalau marin sering dapat kartu merah..
Memang tipikal cara bermain dia sering mengulur waktu serta memprovokasi lawan dgn tidak sportif
i don't understand half of these because the clip starts too late..
the rise of this cards also given this umpires/ref some kind of power over who will win the game :) kinda cheating especially to those gambling refs :)
Care to explain your thoughts more ?
@@gnl294 since umpires do not have to explain why they gave a card, sometimes they do it wrongfully. Like the time PV Sindhu was given a point penalty for delay but it was actually the opponent who was not ready to receive, she lost her momentum and lost a winning match. She was given an apology by the federation later tho.
What they mean is that referees have unquestionable power over the match and can use it wrongly, especially in gambling.
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@@pragatisingh8467 First time watching this video and the sport. Mainly watch ⚽ and 🏀 but just by watching this video some of these calls are uncalled for
why jordan get yellow card?? i think its not fair. he just dont know because opponent side is ready to play but opponent teamates behind its on blind site
idk is it just me or do all the refs have something in common?
Yellow card is issued by an umpire when a player breaches the official BWF game laws. Moreover, it is a warning for misconduct
Kevin's hair did touch the shuttle. It is not good. A brilliant game became an unfair game. So it is not a black card. And I guess Kevin has noticed this now.
I can’t believe so many people seem to follow and cheer for this. Whatever blows your hair back I suppose. 👍🏾
技術も大事やけど、スポーツマンシップも大事やろ。やっぱ細部に勝利の女神とか宿ると思う
giving a red card for having a muscle cramp, seriously?
Yeah stupid old geezer as umpie
Either the refs have fragile egos, or the game of badminton has way too many finicky rules.
Can anyone help understand the cards?
Black card: When a player continues to breach the laws after even receiving a red card, the Umpire calls in the referee with a view to disqualification. If the referee agrees to disqualify the offending player, a black card is given to the Umpire by the referee.
Red card: A red card is given to singles/doubles players when two yellow cards are given to them by the umpire. when a player/team receives a red card, the opponents gain a point. Furthermore, the players/teams are fined with a heavy fine.
Yellow card: Warning
To be simple: black means expulsion.
One dislike for lack of contexts
Imagine if Carolina Marin and Rafael Nadal married and making children together
Over 100 comments later and still no explanation. I’m so confused, somebody tell a joke
Carolina Marin could get a lot of yellow cards for shouting...
Not really. Shouting at opponent is a yellow card. She doesn’t shout at opponents. She turns back and shouts which is legal.
@@anuragkulkarni2929 She's also one of the most detested players in the history of badminton.
@@thangvuong9196 You mean best player ever
@@spanishbrighton1448 She's definitely one of the best female players ever, but her on court behavior is atrocious.
Seriously this is so unreal, this is power hungry ref for such trivial behavior they are such horrible people.
Play with rules, this is championship and some of it is world tournament.
@4.39? Wht hppnd
agree.. I don't know ...
She contested.
5:36 referee name please
What's does the referee say all the time, miss what?
3:30 What happened here? Japanese player let it bounce cause it was out then got a yellow card. Why? What'd she do wrong?
the linesman says IN, sorry my English bad
She contested but she was right.
@@goku445 No she clearly wasnt
@@kontobiol3020 that was clearly out
Ok
No entiendo cuáles son las consecuencias
Yellow Card
Red Card
Black Card
So if they make any noise, look at anyone else, or god forbid catch their breath they get a yellow card?
Why did Jordan receive yellow
If i remember correctly, he had done it a couple of time, serving without the opponents being ready. And Ellis/Smith wasn't really delaying the game, Jordan just seemed impatient. I don't think it deserved a warning though
@@DKChyna Yellow IS the warning though, so it was appropriate if Jordan had been doing it several times already, regardless of intentionality. That's what Yellow card is called for.
@@icedlatt3 i know that. What I meant is, that I don't think Jordan was doing anything wrong. I'm pretty sure, that the rules states, that the game should be played at the server's pace. But I'm not sure, might be wrong!
It's just silly to give warnings when someone is quick to get rallies started, when BWF is trying to get the players to be ready faster. I hope you understand what I meant now :D
@@icedlatt3 I still don't understand. if a player is not ready to received the serve then don't get on to the court.
Anyone notice down side guy??
For loosing on purp..... *end*
Regardless what they are getting the cards for ... when I used to play over 20 years ago and watched dozens of international players I can't recall 1 card be issued ... so I can assume it's just the generation of SNOW FLAKES again ...
😢😢😢
Must disagree with the Olympic ones format is to blame not the players
50% i don't understand why
Most of these make no sense lol
What happened at 2:02 ? Someone pls explain?
Some fighting between them
I have to say is the same person who is giving out yellow and red card i wonder why
Funny thing is these are essentially ALL YELLOW CARDS....clickbait title...avoid
so where is the black card?
Wait wait wait wait....there was a blinde white guy!
Love badminton but a totally confusing video, could,do,better!
So, you can't tie shoe laces if they are untied? How ridiculous.
Are they supposed to behave like robots?
2.00
Only that part is black card.the rest are yellow and red..but the title is "black card in history" ..the content doesnt suit with the title
2:00 , you are welcome
I was there watching in the crowd!!
@@unknown-zn5hu well the title says black card not black cards....so cant really blame the title
And then u see Indonesians crying everywhere about satwik and chirag🤣🤣🤣🤣
it is kinda sad when grown man try to show off their pokemon cards.