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    Badminton originated in ancient China as a game called Ti Jian Zi where players kept a shuttlecock from touching the ground using their hands and feet. It later spread to other Asian countries and Europe under different names. In the 19th century, the modern game of badminton emerged in India with the addition of a net. The British army introduced the sport to England in the 1870s. Badminton is now played with rackets and feathered shuttlecocks on a standardized doubles court.

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    Badminton originated in ancient China as a game called Ti Jian Zi where players kept a shuttlecock from touching the ground using their hands and feet. It later spread to other Asian countries and Europe under different names. In the 19th century, the modern game of badminton emerged in India with the addition of a net. The British army introduced the sport to England in the 1870s. Badminton is now played with rackets and feathered shuttlecocks on a standardized doubles court.

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    Badminton originated in ancient China as a game called Ti Jian Zi where players kept a shuttlecock from touching the ground using their hands and feet. It later spread to other Asian countries and Europe under different names. In the 19th century, the modern game of badminton emerged in India with the addition of a net. The British army introduced the sport to England in the 1870s. Badminton is now played with rackets and feathered shuttlecocks on a standardized doubles court.

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    BADMINTON

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    BADMINTON
    5thCentury BCs the people in China
    played a game called Ti Jian Zi.
    Ti Jian Zi means “kicking the shuttle”.
    The objective of the game is to keep the
    shuttle from hitting the ground with using
    the hand.
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     The game named Battledore and shuttlecock were
    played in China, Japan, India, and Greece.
     It became a popular game in England.
     In Europe this game became known as Jeu De
    Volant.
     1860-this game named POONA in India (added net)
     The British Army learned this game and took the
    equipment to England in 1870’s.

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    DEFINITION OF TERMS

    Player- any person playing badminton


    Match- the basic contest in badminton between
    opposing sides consisting of two or four
    players.
    Singles- a match where there is one player on
    each opposing sides.
    Doubles- a match where there are two players
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    on each opposing sides.


     Serving Side- the side having the right to serve.
     Receiving side- the side opposite to serving side.
     Rally- a sequence of one or more strokes in service
    until the shuttle ceases to be in play.
     Drive- a return or stroke that sends the shuttle in a
    relatively flat trajectory, parallel to the floor but
    high enough to pass over the net.

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    Smash- an overhead return or stroke sent
    down into the opponent’s court with
    great speed and power.
    Return- a method of hitting your
    opponent’s shots back over the net.
    Service- is the act of putting the shuttle
    into play at the beginning of a point or
    rally. 6
    EQUIPMENTS
     Racket- 680mm in
    length and 230mm in
    width.
     Shuttlecock- an open
    conical shape formed
    by feathers embedded
    into a rounded cork
    base. 2types- plastic
    and feathered 7
    Court- the overall dimensions of
    a badminton court is 20 feet by 44 feet.

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