Badminton

Badminton

Of or pertaining to the racquet sport played with singles or doubles who take positions on the opposite side of a rectangular bondry separated by a net. Players score points by hitting a shuttlecock with their racquet so that it lands in the opposing player's side.

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overhead shots

Sports; Badminton

When a player raises their racket over their head to hit the Shuttlecock.

kill

Sports; Badminton

A hard, fast, downward shot that has no chance of being returned. It is also called a put-away. See also Smash

left service court

Sports; Badminton

When a player is facing toward the net, the left service box is to their left. It is one of the two-service box's that are on each side of the net.

let

Sports; Badminton

A legitimate stoppage of play. Examples of a let include, a shuttlecock getting caught in the net; a server serving before the opposing team is ready. When a let happens the preceding play is not ...

long service line

Sports; Badminton

This is the back line for the area into which a serve must land. In singles play it is the back boundary line. But in doubles play the line is 2 feet 6 inches or 83 centimeters inside the back ...