The winner of a set is the first player to win six games, with a break of two over the opponent. The exception to this rule is in a set which will decide a match. In this case, play continues as normal until one player has a break of two games over the opponent. In a tiebreaker, the player who received for the final game in the set serves one point. The opposing player then serves for two points and the players take turns serving two points each from that point on.
Players change ends after every six points in a tiebreaker.
The first player to seven points with a break of two wins the set. Matches are played over the best of three sets except the men s singles and doubles finals, which are played over the best of five sets. The ball is allowed to hit the net as long as it then falls on the opposite side of the net. The exception to this rule is when serving, when such an event is ruled a let. If a shot is played wide, a player can hit the ball into the opponent s court around the net post, even if the ball is hit below the level of the net.