If you serve low, then the opposing team cannot automatically smash it right back into the court. A smash is a fast downward shot. By hitting it low, you immediately take away their ability to do that, but instead might force them to hit it upward. This then opens up your opportunity to begin smashing/being offensive.
A serve that can be retaken is called
A serve which is not returned.
Sure!
the area where you serve is a square
a serve is were you use a variety of techniques to get the shuttle to the other side.
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.
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The better one.
Dead, I think.
when you want a high serve
In badminton, the flight path of the birdie (shuttlecock) for a serve typically follows an upward trajectory immediately after being struck, then arcs downwards towards the opponent's side. A good serve aims to land in the service box, often with a steep angle to make it difficult for the opponent to return. The serve can vary in speed and spin, influencing its path and the opponent's reaction. Variations like a low serve or high serve can change the dynamics of the game.
Assuming you haven't lost the match because of that serve, you will serve next (again).