Badminton doubles competition rules

As people's health awareness improves, many people know that exercise can bring great benefits to the body. There are many kinds of exercise, and badminton doubles is a good sport. After get off work in the evening, find a friend to play badminton, which can not only exercise the body but also make you feel happy. Long-term persistence can improve the body's immunity and make you get sick less or even not get sick. It can also help you lose weight and has many benefits.

Many people like to play doubles badminton and watch doubles badminton matches. Many people are confused about the rules of doubles badminton matches and do not understand them very well. The rules of doubles badminton matches have changed since 2006. Here is an introduction.

The badminton doubles competition rules have been implemented since May 2006, with a 21-point doubles competition rule. The 21-point system is implemented with a point-for-point system, that is, the winning score for each doubles game is 21 points, and the maximum score does not exceed 30 points. Each badminton doubles match adopts a best-of-three system, and the side that reaches 21 points first wins the match.

If the score between the two sides is 20-20, the winning side must exceed the opponent by 2 points to win; until the score between the two sides is 29-29, then the side that reaches 30 points first wins. The winner of the first game serves first in the next game.

There are other rules for badminton doubles, including:

1. A game starts with serving from the right serving area.

2. Only the receiver can receive the serve; if his partner goes to receive the ball or is touched by the ball, the server scores a point.

3. After the serve is returned, any player on the serving side hits the ball, and then any player on the receiving side hits the ball, and so on until the ball is dead.

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4. After a serve is returned, the players may hit the ball from any position on their respective sides of the net.

Badminton is a whole-body sport that is not restricted by venue, age or gender and can be played alone or in doubles. These characteristics make badminton a popular and easily accepted sport. Now that everyone knows the rules of badminton, they will enjoy it more when they add competitions to their future sports.