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    HOW TO PLAY

    (RULES)
    1. Start of Play
    Before the start of the play, the choice of side or
    service is decided by conducting a toss of coin.

    The side winning the toss, may decide:

    » To serve first or receive first


    » Choose particular side of the court to start
    the match
    2. Serving
    1. The first serve of the game is always made
    from the right side of the court to the
    opposite diagonal side.

    2. Only the player standing in the proper


    service court may return the serve (doubles
    game)

    3. Following the serve, players may move


    anywhere on their side of the net.
    3. When the score is even, the server
    serves from the right service court.
    When it is odd, the server serves from
    the left court.

    4. If the serving side wins a rally, the


    serving side scores a point and the
    same server serves again from the
    alternate service court.

    5. The players do not change their


    respective service courts until they win
    a point while their side is serving.
    3. Change court
    The change of the ends occurs in the
    following situations:

    • After the end of the 1st game


    • At the end of the second game, if the match
    continues up to 3rd game
    • In the 3rd game, when the score first reaches 11
    points.
    4. Scoring Rules

    » During a rally, the server and the


    receiver hit the shuttle alternatively from
    any position within their side.
    » The rally continues until there is a fault
    by any side
    » The side that wins the rally, earns a
    point.
    » If the server wins the point, he shall
    serve from the alternate service
    court.
    » A game consists of 21 points.

    » The side first reaches 21 points, wins


    the game.
    » If there is a situation of 20-20 in the
    game, a 2 point lead is necessary to
    win the game.
    » If the game arrives at 29-29, the side
    that scores the 30th point wins the
    game.
    » The points of the serving side count
    first. If the points of the server/ pair
    are 5 and the receiving side is on 2,
    the score will be 5-2.
    » If the shuttle touches the marking
    line, it is a valid service /return.
    » A match consists of 3 games.
    5. Lets
     “Let” is the interruption of the play in badminton and the
    server has to serve again.
     There is “Let” in badminton in the following situations:

    » When the server delivers the service before the receiver is in


    ready condition.
    » When both the server and the receiver commit a fault.
    » If the base of the shuttle gets separated from the rest of the
    shuttle.
    » Any unusual or accidental occurrence during the match
    6. Fault
    Under the following condition, it is considered as a fault,
    when:

    » The shuttle lands outside the boundary markings of the court.

    » If the server fails to serve in the specified area of the opponent’s


    court.

    » The shuttle obstructs the net.


    » If any player hits the shuttle twice in
    succession.

    » If in doubles, a player and his partner hit the


    shuttle successively.

    » The shuttle touches the body or the dress of a


    player.
    » If any player touches the net with his racket, dress, or in person.

    » If any player invades his opponent’s court over the net with a racket or in
    person.

    » It is illegal for a player to hold up his/her racquet to block a return at the


    net. However, he/she may hold it up to protect his/her face or if he/she is
    returning it from within the appropriate receiving court.
    FOLLOW THREE RULES:

    Do the right thing


    Do the best you can
    Always show people you care

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