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When the serving team loses a point, the serve changes to the opposing team. Each of the players on a team serve alternately when the team has the serve.
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Can you serve behind your partner in badminton?
Yes you can. The male usually serves behind the female in competitive mixed doubles.
In badminton doubles when you serve can it go in the double lines?
Yes.
In badminton doubles can the server stand in the tramlines in order to serve to the backhand?
Yes
In badminton what happens if your partner hits the birdie that was served to you?
You redo the serve and the other team gets a point.
According to the rules of badminton what happens if the serve does not travel diagonally?
If in any game you must make your serve diagonally to the other team. If this is not done then either your partner when playing doubles will begin to serve or it will turn over to the other team. And then it is time for the other team to win some points.
What is out on the court in doubles game of badminton?
During the main part of a badminton doubles rally, every part of the court is in. However, the serve must fall into the 'short and fat' area diagonally opposite the server. The side tramlines are in, but the rear tramlines are out during the serve.
How do you lose your serve in badminton?
well, when playing badminton, you always serve underarm. If you serve over arm, then you lose the serve.
What types of badminton are played?
mixed = guys verse girl. singles = versing the same gender. doubles = playing with a partner.
What does doubles mean in badminton?
It means your playing in teams of Two. So you and a partner are playing against 2 other people.
How do you serve in badminton?
In Badminton you serve by throwing the shutle into the air and then hit it under arm
Foul serve in badminton?
in badminton you serve from the line closest to the net an you must serve underarm. overarm or not from the line is a foul serve.
3 types of service in badminton?
there are four main types of serve in badminton;1. forehand high serve (mostly womens singles)2. forehand low serve (mostly mens singles)3. backhand low serve (mostly mens singles/ both sexes doubles and also mixed doubles)4. backhand flick serve (mostly doubles)These are simply guidelines and it is best to master them all and keep changing your service, hence keeping the opponent guessing where the serve will land.
