Badminton service Rules

In badminton, there are specific rules for serving the shuttlecock. Here's a simple and concise guide to the badminton service rules: Stand inside the service court. Both feet must be touching the ground.

Hold the shuttlecock below your waist with an open racket face.

Start the service by hitting the shuttlecock diagonally across the net.

The shuttlecock must pass over the net and land inside the diagonal service court on the opponent's side.

The server must serve from the right service court when their score is even and from the left service court 

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when their score is odd.

Alternate the service courts after each point is scored.

You are allowed only one attempt to serve the shuttlecock correctly.

Avoid stepping on the service court lines while serving.

Both feet should remain stationary until you make contact with the shuttlecock.

Do not delay or excessively pause before making your service.

Remember, following these rules ensures fair play and helps maintain the excitement of the game. Practice your service to improve accuracy and consistency. Enjoy playing badminton!