A question about the rules of badminton

The current rules are that the referee finds the wrong area and awards a heavy serve.

If the referee does not find out, the game continues.

The previous badminton rules were: The referee finds that the ball is served in the wrong area, and the serving side wins this point, which is not counted and the serve is re-served. If you lose this round, you will lose the right to serve, and the opponent will serve. In doubles, the first serve is lost, and the partner serves second.

No! The receiver is also not allowed to step on the line, and others can stand anywhere on the field, but cannot block the view of the opposing receiver and receiver.

Foot violations. When serving, the player who serves or receives the ball shall not step on the line, leave the ground with any foot, move, etc.

If you touch the ball, the opponent scores the ball, regardless of whether the ball is returned or not.

Of course, if you don't touch the dead ball, you score.

If the serving team serves the wrong area and the receiving team receives the ball, the game continues and the final result is decided.

If the doubles receiving team catches or touches the ball that was sent out of bounds or in the wrong zone, the game will continue, and if the ball is dead, the ball falls into bounds and which side loses points. If it goes out of bounds, whoever touches the ball last loses a point.

If the referee finds it before the dead ball, a replay will be awarded. After a dead ball, regardless of whether the referee finds that the wrong ball was served, the dead ball will prevail. Whoever deserves his share will have his share.

If the receiving side is in the correct position, then: the serving side wins the ball and is awarded a "re-serve"; The receiving side wins the ball and the judgment is valid. If the receiving team also stands in the wrong position, it will be awarded a "re-serve".

1. Stadium. The course is made up of a rectangle of 40mm wide court lines, which are generally used in easily recognizable colors such as yellow and white, and these court lines form a defined area.

2. Nets. The badminton net is 760mm wide at the bottom and bottom, made of dark high-quality string, and the mesh is square, and in the middle of the court, the court is divided into two halves. Among them, the net height of the court **, and the two ends of the net are tightly tied to the net pillar.

3. a ball column. The net posts are calculated from the ground of the court, and if there are no net posts during the game, other strips representing the net posts must be used to mark the position of the sideline passing downwards and place them on top of the doubles sideline.

4. Scoring. The badminton match adopts a best-of-three system, and the first to score 21 points in each game wins, but when the score of both sides is 20 points, the liquid fuel side needs to win two points in a row to win; When the score is tied at 29, the first team to score 30 points wins.

5. Serve. The serving rules of badminton are stricter, stipulating that after the start of the serve, the racket of the server needs to be swung forward continuously and cannot be played twice, the racket shaft should point downwards at the moment of hitting, the position of the badminton racket should be placed below the head and above the waist, and the ball must fly over the net and fall into the penalty area of the opposing player.

6. Singles and doubles rules.

In badminton, there will be a slight difference between the doubles rules and the singles rules, first of all, both singles and doubles must serve from the right service area, and the receiving side must receive the ball as the first receiver, when serving, it is allowed to have a serving or receiving error, but when the ball is sent, the player can stand freely.

7. Break between games.

In a single game, if one side reaches 11 points first, each team has a 1-minute break; In between sentences, each side has a two-minute break.

Badminton Rules:

The rules of badminton singles are as follows:

1. The serve should be outside the service line, not stepping on the line, wiping the net and crossing the service line, and it is valid if it is not out of bounds.

3. The serve cannot be over the waist, and the hitting point cannot be above the hand and waist, otherwise the foul will be counted and the opponent will score directly.

4. No part of the body can touch the ball, and can only hit the ball with a racket.

5. In case the smash and other return balls hit the opponent, it is not considered a foul.

6. At the beginning of the game, the serving station is in the right half, and then you will stand according to your score (the score is odd is the left half, and the score is even).

7. The overall situation is a best-of-three system, each small game is 21 points, who reaches 21 points first, and leads the opponent by two points, calculates the win, and either side of the two sides gets 11 points first to exchange venues. If there is a situation of 21:20, the score will be delayed, and whoever leads by 2 points first will win, otherwise it will depend on who gets 30 points first, and the first to arrive wins.

The badminton doubles rules are as follows:

1. As in singles, when the serving side scores an even number, the serving side serves in the right half. When the serving side scores an odd number, the serve is played in the left half.

2. If the serving side scores one point, then the serving side will continue to serve in the next round, and the serving player will remain the same.

3. If the receiving side scores one point, then the next round becomes the serving side.

4. If and only if the serving side scores, the two players on the serving side exchange the left and right halves of the state.

Hello, badminton is an indoor or outdoor sport, and its rules are as follows:1Player:

Matches can be played in both singles and doubles. Each team has a maximum of two players. 2.

Service Broadsail: Before the start of the game, one side must serve first. The serving side takes turns serving in the service area.

The serve requires the player's feet not to cross the border, and the ball must pass over the opponent's court. If the serve fails, the opponent scores and serves. 3.

Receiving the ball: After the opponent receives the ball, he must return the ball ** to the opponent's court. From this point on, both sides will be able to move freely around the venue.

4.Scoring rules: The game adopts a 21-point system, and the first to score 21 points wins.

If both teams score 20 points, they need to score two points in a row to win. 5.Match Conversion:

At the end of a game, the match should be played by a different player and the other player serves. 6.Miscellaneous:

There are also some other rules for badminton competitions. For example, the ball must not touch the ceiling or other obstacle before hitting the ground, the ball is considered out when it goes out of the sideline or baseline, etc. The above are the basic rules of badminton, it should be noted that there may be different rules and standards for different competitions.