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The image displays a line graph with four sports: Basketball, Tennis, Badminton, and Rugby, tracking their participation numbers (thousands) from 1985 to 2005 at five-year intervals. Basketball's participation starts highest near 225k in 1985, gradually declining to just above 50k in 2005. Tennis begins over 200k in 1985, sees a rise to 225k in 1990, and a steady decline to under 50k by 2005. Badminton starts at 100k in 1985, surges to its peak at 200k in 1990, and then steadily drops to just under 50k in 2005. Rugby begins under 50k in 1985, experiences significant growth to just under 200k in 1990, maintains near 150k in 1995 and 2000, before a minor drop to exactly 100k in 2005.
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The line graph compares four different types of sports – basketball, tennis, badminton, and rugby – in terms of participant numbers in a certain region from 1985 to 2005.
Overall, rugby and tennis used to attract more people, albeit the former one declined over time, while the latter followed an opposite trajectory. By contrast, the other two sports, namely basketball and badminton, did not experience significant changes during the period.
In 1985, around 230 000 people played rugby in the region, prior to declining noticeably to 200 000 in 1995, after which the figure plummeted to just 50 000 in the next decade. On the other hand, tennis started with as few as 150,000 people in the beginning. Then, the numbers saw a gradual rise, eventually taking dominance by surpassing rugby in 1995, to around 220 000 players in 2005.
In contrast, both sports remained relatively stable, with basketball fluctuating between approximately 70,000 and 80,000 participants and badminton varying between 45,000 and 55,000.
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