Shuttlecocks make Badminton unique - a shuttle's unique aerodynamic properties make a huge variety of shots and tactics possible.
Feather shuttlecocks in particular will fly straight for some distance without losing much height, and then suddenly start to descend almost vertically.
This makes it possible to hit a hard and fast clear over your opponent's head but still have it fall safely inside the court. This degree of control leads to furious rallies that utilize every inch of the court.
The speed which shuttlecocks can be hit also makes badminton unique - the fastest smash hit in a match was a thunderous 332kph (206mph), much faster than any shot hit in tennis or squash. This smash record was set by Fu Haifeng of China.
it dose not use a ball
There are many sports like rugby, hockey, tennis, badminton, ice hockey.
tennis...
it does not use a ball
Hockey, Soccer, Badminton, and other famous sports are worth a lot of money.
Tennis is definitely the most popular. There are differences between all the racquet sports.
Because it is safe sports than other games
Some club listings from: BAWA: http://badmintonwa.org.au/clubs.php Joondalup Council: http://www.joondalup.wa.gov.au/cms/include/comminfo_frame_srch.asp?id=50&pr=list&csubj=Badminton+(Sports) Social sessions: Satellite Badminton Club blog post: http://satellitebadmintonclub.blogspot.com/2008/10/where-to-play-badminton-in-perth.html Or hook up with other players: http://www.sportsmatchmaker.com.au/sports/Badminton/perth/
Not all people like badminton but it can be a healthy sport to play.
Unlike many racquet sports, badminton does not use a ball: badminton uses a feathered projectile known as a shuttlecock. Since the shuttlecock is strongly affected by wind, competitive badminton is always played indoors.
The most major sport in India is cricket. Other sports include Chess, badminton, field hockey, lawn tennis, futbol, and golf.
Unlike other countries, it is legal in the USA.