So when should you break the rules of percentage doubles? If you’re at the baseline and pulled wide to your forehand side, the high-percentage shot is a low drive between your two opponents ...

smash, forehand step-in, and backhand return. In the afternoon, he engaged in friendly matches with badminton club members and local residents. The popular badminton legend drew a crowd of more ...

NEW DELHI: India's badminton star Lakshya Sen advanced to ... the gap to 7-8 and eventually take the lead with a powerful forehand smash. Sen maintained the pace, moving ahead to 14-12 with ...

Athletes compete in six different classes, with 63 countries across five regions currently practicing Para badminton. The sport will make its Paralympic debut at Tokyo 2020.

Even though he can return serves with a forehand smash, his opponents can focus on his backhand. So he always has to change his tactics and pave the way for a power-packed third return.

Tilden. A grimacing 21-year-old with a football build. Schroeder had the most powerful service and forehand smash that Parker had met. The match was a terrific fight. After losing the first two ...

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In the event of a 29-29 tie, the winner of the next point wins the match. How many badminton players qualify for the Olympics? 172 badminton players from across the globe will qualify for the Olympics ...

The length of an Olympic badminton court is 13.40m (44 feet) for both single and doubles. But the width differs based on the competition; the singles court is 5.18m (17 feet) wide, denoted by the ...

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Sen had only defeated Christie once before, four years ago at the Badminton Asia Team Championships ... eventually moving to 7-8 before a powerful forehand smash gave him a one-point advantage.