How badminton is scored and how to serve left and right

Points per ball, the first 1 ball scorer serves, 21 points per game, 3 games 2 wins. This is where the new rules come.

Singles win every time you change positions, you don't have to change when you lose, you can kick off first on the right, you can have odd numbers on the left, and even numbers on the right.

If you take the first ball on the right side, then the opponent's serve should be on the left.

Points per ball, the first 1 ball scorer serves, 21 points per game, 3 games 2 wins.

Serving Area: Serve from the right side when the score is even, and from the left side when the odd number is used.

Note: The order of service players in doubles is the same as that of singles, and is determined by the odd and even scores, i.e. when the score is even, whoever stands on the right serves, and when the score is odd, whoever stands on the left serves. Only the serving side swaps the tee area when it scores.

Unless otherwise agreed, a match is won by a best-of-three match.

Only the serving side can score.

Doubles and Men's Singles (except in the case of rules) The first side to score 15 points wins the game.

In women's singles (except in the case of rules), the first side to score 11 points wins one game.

In the event of 13 or 14 draws (9 or 10 draws in women's singles), the first team to score 13 or 14 points (9 or 10 points in women's singles) can choose to "rematch" or "no more play".

This selection can only be made after the first occurrence of the required score and before the next serve is issued.

If you draw 13 (9 in women's singles) and do not choose "rematch", you can still choose "rematch" if you get 14 points (10 points in women's singles) at 14 draws (10 in women's singles).

After selecting "Rematch", the score will be reported from "0-0", and the team that wins the score will win the game first.

13 draws, 5 points in rematches;

14 draws, 3 points in rematches;

9 draws and 3 points in rematches;

10 draws and 2 points in the rematch.

Each ball is scored, and the first 1 ball scorer serves.

In doubles, the first player who stands on the right side.

A is standing on the right and B is on the left.

A serves first, and after the score, A and B switch positions, and A serves.

1. Scoring system for badminton competitions:

A 21-point system is adopted, that is, the first two sides to score 21 points wins, and 2 wins in 3 games. The first team in each game to score 21 points and lead by at least 2 points is considered to win the game, otherwise the game continues. If the two sides are tied at 29 and one side leads by 1 point, the game is won.

Under the new system, points are scored per ball, and players are no longer allowed to request to interrupt the game except in exceptional circumstances (e.g. wet floors, broken balls). However, when one side leads by 11 points in each game, the game takes a one-minute technical timeout to allow both sides to wipe their sweat, drink water, rest, etc.

2. Rules of badminton competitions:

Athletes should switch fields in the following cases:

The end of the first inning.

The third round begins.

In the third inning, or only one inning, when one side reaches 11 points.

Legal Serve: Neither side is allowed to delay the serve when serving.

Both the server and the receiver must stand in their respective service areas to serve and receive the ball, and their feet must not touch the boundaries of the service area; Both feet must be partially in contact with the ground and must not move until the ball is released.

The modern sport of badminton originated in the United Kingdom. In 1873, in the town of Bloomington, Glasgow, England, a duke named Bofort held a garden party in the territory, and several retired military officers who had returned from India introduced a game of hitting shuttlecock back and forth with a racket across the net. Because of the fun nature of the activity, it quickly became popular among the upper classes.

"Badminton" became the English name for badminton. In 1893, 14 badminton clubs in the United Kingdom formed the Badminton Association, the predecessor of the All England Open. Since 1992, badminton has been an official Olympic sport.

In November 2017, the BWF discussed and approved the new rules for badminton serves, which require that the height of the hitting point when serving cannot exceed meters.

Badminton offence.

The serve is unlawful, or the receiver moves early.

Note: It is an offence to have the racket frame higher than the wrist of the grip (known as the overhand) or the frame above the waist (known as the waist) when serving.

The server does not hit the ball when serving.

When serving, the ball is hung over the net or rests on top of the net.

When playing: 1 ball lands outside the sideline.

2 balls pass through the mesh or under the net.

3 balls are not over the net.

4 balls hit the roof, ceiling, or surrounding walls.

5 balls touching the player's body or clothing.

6. The ball touches other people or objects outside the court (due to the structural problems of the building, the local badminton organization can make temporary rules for the shuttlecock to touch the building if necessary, but the other organization has the right of veto).

When playing, the initial point of contact between the racket and the ball is not on this side of the batter's net.

The rules are as follows: in each game and each game, each player can challenge the landing point of the ball countless times until the challenge fails twice, and if the challenge fails twice, he loses all the right to challenge the game in that game, which can relatively ensure the authority of the referee, the fluency of the game, and prevent the abuse of the player.

Badminton is an indoor sport in which a long mesh racket is used to hit a small ball made of feathers and cork through a net. Badminton is played on a rectangular court, separated by a net in the middle of the court, and both sides use a variety of techniques and tactics such as serving, hitting and moving, and hitting the ball back and forth on the net, so as not to let the ball fall in the effective area of the side, or make the opponent make a mistake in hitting the ball.

Related Notes:

There are many theories about the origin of badminton, but the most recognized one is that it originated in Japan in the 14th and 15th centuries. The modern sport of badminton originated in India and was formed in the United Kingdom. In 1875, badminton officially appeared in people's eyes.

In 1893, badminton clubs in the UK gradually developed and the first badminton association was established, which set the requirements of the venue and the standards of the sport.

In 1939, the International Badminton Federation adopted the first Badminton Rules to be followed by all member states. In 2006, the official name of the International Badminton Federation (IBF) was changed to the Badminton World Federation (BWF).

The highest body of badminton is the BWF, which was founded in London in 1934. China's highest organizational body is the China Badminton Association, which was established in Wuhan on September 11, 1958.

Refer to the above content: Encyclopedia - Badminton (sports).

The biggest skill is to hit the ball to the area where others can't catch it, and hit the area close to the baseline and sideline where the opponent is difficult to judge.

Hit the weak side, before hitting the net, hit the opposite corner, hit the assault.

[New Infiltration Jujube System] Scoring Methods and Rules of the Competition:

1) Similar to the previous table tennis scoring method, the 21-point system is adopted, that is, the first score of both sides reaches 21 points wins, and 3 games and 2 wins. After the two sides play to 20 draws in each game, one side leads by 2 points to win the game; If the two sides are tied at 29 and one side leads by 1 point, the game is won.

2) Under the new system, points are scored per ball, and players are no longer allowed to request to interrupt the game except in exceptional circumstances (e.g. the floor is wet and the ball is broken). However, when one side leads by 11 points in each game, the game takes a one-minute technical timeout to allow both sides to wipe sweat, drink water, etc.

3) The scorer has the right to serve, and if his side scores an odd number, serve from the left; Score an even number of points and serve from the right. In the third game or a game where only one game is played, when one team reaches 11 points first, the two teams switch courts.