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Who invented first badminton racquet?
invented the badminton racket is the BRITISH MILITARY OFFICER'S stationed there .Early photography show ENGLISH men adding a net to the tradisyonal ENGLISH GAME
Who was the person that invented the sport badminton?
It is not known who invented the sport badminton. It is thought to have originated in Greece over 2000 years ago.
Was badminton invented by china?
No, it has originated from England
What is the definition of classic scoring in badminton?
A type of scoring that was used by the acient greeks. The Classic scoring was invented by Jim Carrey in the year 1873.
Which is country invented ball badminton?
The game originated as a sport in Britain during the 1800s.
Who invented badminton and the name and the state or country?
The name of the person who invented Badminton isn't known. However, it is known that it was invented in India, and originally called 'Poona.' British soldiers stationed in India during the Raj learned to play the game, and brought the rules and equipment back to England when they returned. The Duke of Beaufort is credited with introducing the name 'Badminton' in 1873. His estate was known as Badminton, and people who played the game there, started calling it 'that Badminton game.'
Who invented the badminton ball?
Badminton isn't played with a ball. It's played with a shuttlecock a feathered projectile. The game was invented in the mid eighteenth century by British army officer serving in India.
What is a strange sports fact?
When Badminton was invented in India it was known as Poona.
When was ancient Greece invented badminton?
in India during the 18th century
What year did Badminton start in the commonwealth games?
Badminton first appeared at the Commonwealth Games in 1966.
Is badminton played all year?
Yes
What country does badminton come from?
Badminton was invented in the 1860s by the daughters of the Duke of Beaufort, based loosely on an ancient game called "battledore and shuttlecock" and using the same equipment. It was named after their dad's summer mansion, Badminton House in Gloucestershire, England, where they first played it. The dimensions of the modem official badminton court, 44 feet long and 17 feet wide, reportedly match those of the room where the young women developed the game.
