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No. 17 · Court & net · Fixture sport

BadmintonRally by rally on the BWF tour.

BWF tour events with game scores and point-by-point flow.

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Badminton11 endpoints · fixtures

Scouting report

What you get for Badminton

Badminton covers the BWF tour with the score of every game and a point-by-point feed that follows each rally with the running score.

Draws, results and player profiles come from the shared endpoints, so singles and doubles pages use the same components.

First request

Every badminton match in play, one call.

The live board filtered to badminton: each match with its score, status and clock. The same request in four forms; pick yours.

  1. 1Create a key in the dashboard. Free gives you 1,000 requests a day during the beta.
  2. 2Put it in DATASPORTSAPI_API_KEY so the SDKs and the dsa command find it.
  3. 3Call /v2/livescores?sport=badminton.
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer dsa_live_…" \
  "https://api.datasportsapi.com/v2/livescores?sport=badminton"

The catalog

Badminton, endpoint by endpoint

Its own detail first, then the shared spine every fixture sport answers on. Each row opens the endpoint’s reference page.

All 116 endpoints

Where badminton goes deeper

1 endpoint with detail specific to the sport.

The shared spine

10 endpoints that behave the same for every fixture sport.

  1. GETLive scores/v2/livescoresReturns every live fixture across all sports, or a single sport’s in-play board when ?sport= is given.All plans
  2. GETFixtures by date/v2/fixturesLists the fixtures that start on a given UTC date.All plans
  3. GETFixture/v2/fixtures/{id}Everything we hold on one fixture.All plans
  4. GETEvents/v2/fixtures/{id}/eventsThe match’s incidents in chronological order, oldest first: goals, cards, substitutions, period markers and added-time announcements.All plans
  5. GETStatistics/v2/fixtures/{id}/statisticsTeam statistics for the match, organised by period and by category.All plans
  6. GETHead to head/v2/fixtures/{id}/h2hThe two teams’ head-to-head record as tallied by the source, seen from this fixture’s home / away point of view.All plans
  7. GETStandings/v2/leagues/{id}/standingsLeague tables for a single season.All plans
  8. GETTeam/v2/teams/{id}Returns a team’s profile — sport, country, venue, colours, logo, gender, whether it is a club or a national team, kind (team / individual / pair), manager and founding date (foundedOn, pres…All plans
  9. GETLeague/v2/leagues/{id}Returns a league’s profile: its tier (where it sits in the national pyramid), gender, the reigning champion with its title count, the clubs holding the most titles, the divisions directly a…All plans
  10. GETSearch/v2/searchA single search over teams (individual competitors included), players, managers, referees, leagues, fixtures, venues, racing series and races.All plans

What comes back

Point by point, as served

The documented sample is tennis. Badminton answers with games of rallies and the running score in the same envelope.

GET/v2/fixtures/{id}/pointsPro + Business

Sample from the docs, trimmed with …

GET /v2/fixtures/{id}/points
{ "data": { "format": "tennis", "innings": [],
    "sets": [ { "period": "period1", "homeScore": 6, "awayScore": 4, "points": [],
      "games": [ { "number": 1, "server": "home", "winner": "home", "homeGames": 1, "awayGames": 0,
                   "points": [ { "homeScore": "15", "awayScore": "0", "winner": "home", "description": "ace",
                                 "homeType": "won", "awayType": "none" }, … ] }, … ] }, … ], "atBats": [] } }

Badminton is one query string away.

Swap ?sport=badminton for any other fixture sport and the same code keeps working. Free key, no card.