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HISTORY  Both singles and doubles games are

won with 21 points.


 Ancient India/ Ancient Greece- the
 At 20 all, the side that gains a 2
place where badminton was
point lead first, wins that game.
discovered
 At 29 all, the side scoring the 30th
 Battledore and shuttlecock- origin of
point wins that game.
the game badminton
 A match is won by winning two out
 Poona- the first name of Badminton
of three games.
 Duke of Beaufort- derivation of
name badminton
 Thomas Cup- men’s world team
PLEASE READ THE RULES AND
championship
REGULATIONS 
 Uber Cup- ladies’ team
 1981- the date when the World Cup
Invitational game started
TERMINOLOGIES

 Forehand grip- it is executed with


EQUIPMENTS the palm of the hand of the player
facing the net.
 Court- the area of play in
 Backhand grip- executed with the
Badminton
back of the hand of the player
 Net- it is made of fine cord, dark
facing the net.
in color and of an even thickness,
 Grip- another term for proper
with a mesh
handling of the racket.
 Posts- it is used to hold the net in
 Ace- it is a serve which is not hit
place
by the opponent.
 Net- the instrument used by
 Love- a term used to indicate the
players to hit the shuttlecock
score of zero.
 Shuttlecock- it is made of feather
 Clear- a high shot which falls
attached to a cork
near the back line of the court.
(Sixteen goose feathers are
 Net Shot – any shot played as
attached to the base of the
near to the net as possible
rounded cork)
 Drive- a hard horizontal strike that
goes straight and close to the net.
 Smash- is often known as the
SCORING
'winning shot' in badminton. A
 A toss coin decides who is to serve shot that is hit at steep angle
first and which side of the court a used to win the rally.
player will defend
OFFICIALS

 Tournament referee - the most


senior official in a badminton
tournament and they in overall
charge of all matters which affect
play and the players on and off
court.

 Linesmen/line judge- take


responsibility for making line calls on
shuttles that land on the floor of the
badminton court.

 Umpire - is to make sure that the


specific match is conducted
following the Laws of Badminton,
the regulations of the Badminton
World Federation and/or any other
regulations that might be relevant in
that specific competition.
- is the person ensuring that the
badminton game is run smoothly
and prevent any players from
delaying the game play.

 Service judge- is responsible in


making a 'service fault' call and to
provide shuttles to the players.

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