What is a foul in badminton?

Answer 1

A foul in soccer is when you slide tackle, grab, pull on another players jersey, or hit another player. It can also be when you bad mouth a player, coach, or referee. These can also become yellow or red flags if taken too far.

Answer 2

There are not "fouls" in tennis, but there are faults and mistakes you can make that will give the opponent the point.

A foul in tennis would just be considered any action made by a player that causes the opponent to receive the point for that game.

Stepping over the base line before completing your serve is a fault (fowl).

Hitting the ball out of bounds (out of the court for doubles; inside or beyond the alleys for singles).

Hitting the net with your racket during the game gives the opponent the point.

Answer 3

A foul in badminton, is either:

• serving straight across the court ( you must serve into the box opposite to you)
• Hitting the shuttlecock out of the court.

Also,

serving with one foot on the middle line, serving with your foot over the line (unless doubles tram line), serving with one foot off the ground, serving with the racquet head pointing upwards, or having the racquet head above your waist. If your racquet passes the net before the shuttle lands on the ground it is also considered a foul.

Answer 4

Well... a foul in volleyball is the violation of the rules

Answer 5

There is no such thing as a foul in volleyball.

Answer 6

~Since I was on a volleyball team (my middle school year) I can tell you what a foul in volleyball is. A foul in volleyball is a violation or breaking a rule in volleyball.~