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There are certain time limits for how long you can take on a serve, taking a break between sets, etc., in professional tennis. For non-professionals, the times of breaks and serve times are usually based on both players' discretion.
However, there are no time limits on matches. Matches are played until suspended by darkness, and are resumed at the next closest possible time.
1-hold shuttlecock underneath bat 2-throw shuttlecock in air 3-hit shuttlecock cross court
No, there are multiples times you can score, for example, when the other team serves you have the advantage and can score even though they started out serving.
Nope.
Although in a match the umpire can hasten a player at his discretion, as play is meant to be continuous and players are not meant to get their breath back between points.
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What are the new rules for badminton?
That whenever you hit the shuttle cock out or it hits the net your opponent gets a point, and there is no second serve
When playing badminton a serve that can be retaken is called?
A serve that can be retaken is called
What is the meaning of ace in badminton?
A serve which is not returned.
Is it illegal to fake serve in badminton?
Sure!
In badminton when you serve in a singles match what is the area you serve to is it a square or a rectangle?
the area where you serve is a square
What is serve in badminton?
a serve is were you use a variety of techniques to get the shuttle to the other side.
How do you do a badminton serve?
Serving in badminton is opposite from the form used in tennis. To serve, hold the bird in one hand and hold the racket below it. Then drop the birdie and hit the center of the rubber tip with an underhand motion.
Who gets to serve in a game of badminton?
The better one.
What is it called when a serve is lost in badminton?
Dead, I think.
Who has the best serve in badminton?
lee chong wei
Why do you use forehand in badminton?
when you want a high serve
Can you have a second serve in a badminton match?
Yes you can. The male usually serves behind the female in competitive mixed doubles.
