What are the rules for playing badminton? What are the detailed rules for playing badminton?

What are the rules of badminton.

Singles: When the serving player scores 0 or even, both players serve or receive the ball in their respective right service areas; When the serving side has an odd number, both players serve or receive the ball in their respective left service area.

Doubles: When the score is 0 or even, the ball is sent diagonally from the right service area to the right receiving service area of the opponent's court; When the score is an odd number, the ball is served diagonally from the left teeing area to the left receiving tee area on the opposing court. In a match, only when one side scores consecutive points, the server must alternate between the right or left service area, and the position of the receiving team remains the same.

In all other cases, players should stand in their respective teeing areas from the previous round to ensure that the servers alternate.

Doubles matches are played both at the beginning and during the match, which means that each side has only one serve at a time. If the team with the serve has an odd number of points, it must be the player in the left service area, and if the team with the serve has an even number, it must be the player in the right service area.

In doubles, only the player of the receiving team can receive the serve, if his partner receives the serve or is touched by the ball, it is a "violation", and the serving team is awarded a score, and when the serve is returned, the ball can be returned by either of the two without consecutive hits, and so on until the ball is dead. In doubles matches, the serving and receiving players must serve and receive the ball while standing in the designated service and receiving areas, and their partners may stand unrestricted, but must not obstruct the opponent. If the player serves and receives the ball in the wrong order, the score is valid, and the position or order is corrected.

1. Serving rules: The two sides use the rule of picking sides to determine the serving side and the court area. The winner of the pick will have priority in serving or receiving, as well as the choice of the court's half-court area.

At the start of the match, both teams are required to serve or receive the ball from the right service area, with an odd number of points being scored on the left service area and an even number on the right service area.

2. Scoring system: The score of badminton is based on a 21-point system, and the first to score 21 points wins. If a team scores 21 points and leads by at least 2 points, the game wins, otherwise the game continues.

If the two sides are tied at 29 and one side leads by one point, the game is won, and when the score reaches 11 points first, the two sides exchange fields.

3. Out of bounds in the game: The sideline of singles is the outer edge of the inner sideline, and the sideline of doubles is the outer edge of the outside.