In detail presentation of Badminton 2024

In depth information about badminton and its origin.

1. BADMINTON
Priyam Tripathi
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Journalism

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British officers in India played a game called Poona, which
involved a shuttlecock and rackets.
Early 19th century
1873
The game was introduced to England at the Duke of Beaufort's estate
in Badminton House, giving the sport its modern name.
1877
The first written rules of badminton were
established by the Bath Badminton Club in
England.
HISTORY

3. RULES AND
GAMEPLAY
Matches are best of three sets,
with each set played to 21 points.
Points can be won on any serve
(rally scoring system).
The shuttlecock must not touch the
ground, and players must strike it
before it crosses their side of the
net.
Court dimensions: 13.4m x 6.1m
(doubles) and 13.4m x 5.18m
(singles).
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4. Master the Moves
Grip Techniques:
Footwork
Serving Styles:
Shots:
SKILLS AND
TECHNIQUES
Forehand grip, backhand
grip
Essential for quick
movements and balance
High serve, low serve, flick
serve
Smash, drop shot, clear, drive, net
shot
Defensive
Strategies:
Blocking, counter-attacking, lifting
Offensive
Strategies:
Attacking clears, deceptive shots,
controlling the net
Fitness
Requirements:
Agility, endurance, reflexes
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5. MAJOR COUNTRIES IN BADMINTON
Asia: China,
Indonesia,
Malaysia, India,
South Korea,
Japan.
Europe: Denmark,
England, Spain.
Other Regions:
Canada, USA,
Australia.
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6. INDIA’S STANDING IN BADMINTON
- India has emerged as a global force in badminton.Several Indian players have won
major international titles.
-The Indian team is currently ranked 9th in the World. They has won 3 medals at the
Summer Olympics, 10 medals at the BWF World Championships, 10 medals at the
Asian Games and 25 medals at the Commonwealth Games.
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7. MAJOR TOURNAMENTS
- Olympic Games (since 1992)
- BWF World Championships
- All England Open
- Thomas & Uber Cup (Men’s & Women’s team championships)
- BWF World Tour Finals
- India Open, China Open, Indonesia Open
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8. Legends
KEY PLAYERS IN BADMINTON
Lin Dan (China), Lee Chong Wei (Malaysia),
Taufik Hidayat (Indonesia), Rudy Hartono
(Indonesia)
Current Top Players
Viktor Axelsen (Denmark), Kento Momota
(Japan), An Se-young (South Korea)
Indian Stars
- PV Sindhu, Saina Nehwal, Kidambi Srikanth, HS
Prannoy, Lakshya Sen
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9. Business Perspective
Growing sponsorship deals with Yonex,
Li-Ning, Victor, etc.
Rising TV viewership and broadcasting
rights value
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Endorsement deals for top players.
Expansion of professional leagues (e.g.,
Premier Badminton League in India).
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10. Controversies in Badminton
Match-fixing and deliberate match losses
(e.g., 2012 Olympics scandal).
Doping allegations involving some players.
Disputes between national federations and
players over sponsorships and prize money.
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11. Governing Bodies
Badminton World Federation (BWF)
Global governing body.
Badminton Association of India (BAI)
Governs the sport in India.
Regional Associations
Asian Badminton Confederation,
Badminton Europe, etc.
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12. Badminton World Federation. (n.d.). Badminton: A brief history.
Retrieved from https://bwfbadminton.com
International Olympic Committee. (n.d.). Badminton. Retrieved from
https://olympics.com
Badminton Association of India. (n.d.). Development of Badminton in
India. Retrieved from https://badmintonindia.org
Sportskeeda. (2023). Badminton rules and regulations. Retrieved from
https://www.sportskeeda.com
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13. THANK YOU
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