Doubles Serving Rules in Badminton

What is the primary purpose of the serve in doubles?

• To end the rally

• To start the rally

• To confuse the opponent

• To score a point directly

Where should you stand to begin a serve in doubles?

• In the left service court

• Behind the back tram lines

• In the right service court

• Anywhere on the court

Which part of the shuttle should you hit during a serve?

• The feathers

• The side

• The base

• The top

What should you ensure before swinging your racket for a serve?

• The opponent is distracted

• The shuttle is above your waist

• The receiver is ready

• Your feet are off the ground

In doubles, where can a serve legally fall?

• Into the back tram lines

• Into the side tram lines

• Outside the court

• Anywhere on the court

What is not allowed during the delivery of the serve?

• Hitting the shuttle diagonally

• An underarm action

• Fainting the opponent

• A continuous forward movement

What happens if the serving player wins the point?

• The receivers switch service courts

• The player switches service courts and continues to serve

• The opponent gets to serve

• The game ends

When the serving team's score is an even number, who serves?

• Any player

• The opponent

• The person in the right service court

• The person in the left service court

What should you keep in mind to ensure a legal serve in doubles?

• Only the delivery

• Only the position

• The position, delivery, and scoring rules

• Only the scoring rules