In Badminton, a rally refers to the sequence of back-and-forth exchanges between players, during which they hit the shuttlecock over the net. A rally begins when the shuttlecock is served and continues until the shuttlecock lands out of bounds, fails to cross the net, or a player violates the rules. The objective is to outmaneuver the opponent and score points by making the shuttlecock land in their court. Winning a rally is crucial for scoring in the game.
Faults is what end a rally in badminton.
1 point is scored after every rally
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1 Point.
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A rally is the part where the two players play the game non- stop. It can go on for long periods of time and is really disappointing for the player who ends the rally as they lose that point!
The inning is the term of service in badminton.
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A shuttlecock is the predominantly white feathery cone used to play Badminton with.