Mastering Badminton Rules

What is the scoring system used in badminton matches?

• Point scoring system, played to 25 points, best of three games.

• Game scoring system, played to 30 points, single elimination.

• Set scoring system, played to 15 points, best of five games.

• Rally scoring system, played to 21 points, best of three games.

Where should players stand during a doubles match?

• Players should stand at the net and baseline, with one player at the net and one at the baseline.

• One player should always stand in the center of the court.

• Both players should stand at the net.

• Players should alternate positions every game.

What constitutes a fault in badminton?

• A fault in badminton is when the shuttlecock is hit out of bounds or when service rules are violated.

• A fault occurs when a player scores a point.

• A fault is when the shuttlecock is hit into the net.

• A fault happens when players switch sides during a game.

What are the key rules for serving in badminton?

• The shuttlecock must be hit above shoulder height.

• The serve must land in the opponent's back court.

• The server can strike the shuttlecock with any part of the racket.

• Key rules for serving in badminton include hitting the shuttlecock below waist height, striking it with the racket head downwards, and landing it in the opponent's diagonal service box.

What are the different match formats in badminton?

• Relay Match

• Team Play

• Round Robin

• Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles