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    Badminton originated in the mid-19th century when the British developed the modern game from older racquet sports played in Europe and Asia for centuries. An international governing body was later formed that standardized the rules and helped the sport expand globally. Today, badminton is an Olympic sport dominated by Asian countries in international competition. A standard badminton match consists of best-of-three games up to 21 points, requiring a two-point lead to win each game.

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    Badminton originated in the mid-19th century when the British developed the modern game from older racquet sports played in Europe and Asia for centuries. An international governing body was later formed that standardized the rules and helped the sport expand globally. Today, badminton is an Olympic sport dominated by Asian countries in international competition. A standard badminton match consists of best-of-three games up to 21 points, requiring a two-point lead to win each game.

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    All about Badminton Rules, History,

    Badminton is a sport that is not that popular in most of the world, although there are many people
    who know it, especially because it is played with a feather (called a steering wheel), but consider
    a variant of tennis and not a sport or not You know it’s called Badminton

    History of Badminton

    The Badminton we know today was developed in the mid-nineteenth century by the British, but
    the act of playing with a racquet and a pen has been around for hundreds of years, especially in
    Europe and Asia.

    Many associates being an evolution of the game “battledore” and “peteca”.

    A group of countries (England, Scotland, Wales, Canada, Denmark, France, Ireland, Holland and
    New Zealand) joined and created the International Badminton Federation, thus making this sport
    stronger and more regulated, which helped its expansion.

    Currently, Badminton is an already well-known Olympic modality, which is dominated by Asian


    countries such as China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia or South Korea. male and female.

    Badminton Game

    The game of badminton that can be played individually or in doubles, consists of 3 games, being
    a match to the best of three (who wins the first two games wins). The goal is to reach the 21
    points first in the game, having to have a difference of 2 points between them to finish the game.
    If the game reaches 29 × 29, then whoever scores the 30 point wins first.

    The game begins with the referee making the coin to give the choice between field or service to
    the winner.

    Source: https://sportsregras.com/en/badminton-rules-history/

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