Badminton History and Rules

A low serve in badminton is played gently over the net to land at the back of the opponent's service court.

A high serve in badminton is played powerfully upwards to make the shuttlecock travel very high and fall almost vertically downwards at the back of the receiver's service court.

A flick serve in badminton is played deep into the opponent's service court to create time pressure for the opponent.

A drive serve in badminton is played flat and slow towards the front of the receiver's service court.

In badminton, a smash is a soft stroke played gently to trick the opponent.

The Y-Formation in badminton is a combination of V-Front and V-Back formations.

In badminton, when serving odd points, the server must stand in the left-hand half of their service court.

Forward and Backward formation is also known as I-Formation in badminton.

The ready position in badminton refers to the stance taken while waiting for a serve from the opponent.

In singles badminton matches, players frequently use high serves to start a rally.