The purpose of this study is to analyze the technical performance of the men's doubles in the 2015 World Badminton Super Series. The video systematic observation method was used to obtain the data. The collected data were interpreted into descriptive statistics and Classification and Regression Tree (CART) for modeling the key factors of getting scoring points. Serve positions, technique and number of rallies were regarded as the predictive variables to explore the key factors affecting the badminton score in the world's top badminton men's doubles. The research showed that (1) the number of rallies of men's doubles was 10.2 ± 8.7 times, technique mainly push shot and smash were used, and serve positions were mostly in the front court inner corner. (2) The scoring efficiency was more than 60% when smash, sliced drop and net kill techniques were used. Under this circumstance, push drive, front court return and drive transitional techniques have to over 27.5 rallies, which can get the 60% chance of scoring. The scoring efficiency was declined to 30%, when rallies were over 12.5 with the passive techniques, such as lift, return smash to front court or clear. Notably, compared with other techniques, net kill was the final key, most aggressive and efficient method to real scoring. Based on the techniques and number of rallies, this study concludes that different techniques in different conditions of rally will produce different scoring opportunities. Smash, cut shot and net shot are still the primary means of badminton scoring in the first 28 rallies. When the athlete's physical fitness declines after 28 rallies, push drive, push return short and shoulder-high drive defensive counterattack techniques should be taken as a vital strategy to consume opponents' physical fitness by mobilizing the position, then have a higher chance of scoring.