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Badminton Badminton 1vs. 1 (singles) or 2 vs. 2 (doubles) Racket and shuttlecock Basic skill Volley History Tijianzi in China, -5C, BC Battledore and shuttlecock Poona, 1600s Dominant countries China, Indonesia, and Malaysia Olympic Debut Exhibition sport,1972, 1988 Olympic sport, 1992 The Badminton World Federation (BWF) International Badminton Federation, 1934 IBF → BWF, 09/24/06 Governing body for sport of badminton Members CAN, DK, ENG, FRA, IRE, NED, NZ, SCO, WAL (9) → 159 countries Combination Court Equipment Racket (85~140g) Stringed area Head Shaft Throat Frame Shuttle (4.74~5.50g) 16 Natural/Synthetic feather Cork base Testing a shuttle for speed A player’ full underhand stroke over the back boundary line. Shuttle being hit at an upward angle and in a direction parallel to the side lines. Shuttle landing not less than 530 mm and not more than 990 mm short of the other back boundary line. Officials Referee In overall charge of match Deputy referee Umpire Match, court and immediate surroundings Service judge Service fault calls Linesman Monitor a shuttle in or out play Competition Service Server’s diagonal shot delivered From his own service court Without undue delay In stationary position With Underhand cork base strike With below waist Shuttle hit Pass over the net Beyond short service line, into service box Without missing the shuttle Service Faults Foot Fault 脚违例 Service court error 发球错误 Wood shot 先击球托 Balk/ feint 动作不连续 Above waist 过腰 Above hand 过手 Foot Fault By the server and receiver Touch any boundary line of the service court foot movement before service delivered Above Hand At the instant of hitting the shuttle, the server’s racket shaft ought to be in a downward direction with its whole head below the whole of servers hand, discernibly. Serving Order Decided by spinning a racket Right of first service or end chosen by winner Singles: Serve until fault made Service court decided by server’s score Even: right