How do you score in a badminton match?

Answer 1

First, the main thing you've got to know is if your score is an even number, you always serve on the RIGHT. If it's odd, you serve on the left. There are some rules of doubles. You choose a first player and a second. The first player serves first. If you win the point, you keep serving until you lose the point. This is when there are two ways: 1. You can give it to the opponent's first player and let them serve. When they lose the point. It is the second player on your teams serve. You only get one person's worth of a serve at the start of the game. So, it immediately goes to the other person's team when you lose the serve. 2. You can give it to your second player on you team and serve. Once your team lose the serve, it's theirs and they play first player and then, second player.

Answer 2

its kinda like tennis, 1st to determine who serves first you hit the shuttlecock in the air, the direction it points to is which side serves first. 1st serve is on the right serving diagonally and must go over the service line, underarm serve and the receiver cant cross the service line either. once the shuttlecock has been served and is over the service line the opposition hits it over and over again. Each rally is worth one point no matter who is serving, the winner of the rally gets to serve.

Answer 3

The scoring is simple, whoever gets the point gets to serve. the game is up to 21 and u must win by 2 points, meaning u can win 21-19 but not 21-20. Some matches may even go up to 30-28 but as long as it is by 2 points, it is a win.

Answer 4

If you served, and it lands on the ground - or whatever surface you are playing on - on your opponents side, you score. If you did not start the serve, you don't get the point.

Answer 5

Either your opponent hits the shuttle outside the court, or the shuttle hits the floor on your opponents side of the court.

Answer 6

if it is on the last line of server it is outside

and of course both right side or left side of the Badminton court....