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HISTORY
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It is possible that a similar sport was played in early
ancient civilizations such as Greece and Egypt.
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The sport was launched at a party given in 1873 by
the Duke of Beaufort at his country place,
"Badminton“, in Gloucestershire, England.
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During that time, the game had no name,
but it was referred to as "The Game of Badminton,"
and, therefore, Badminton became its official name.

HISTORY
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The oldest badminton club still in existence is located
in London.
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The most famous Badminton Men’s tournament is
called the Thomas Cup.
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The Uber Cup is the most famous tournament for
females.

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Racket
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Shuttlecock
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Standards/Badminton Poles
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Nets
Badminton Equipment
Shuttlecock
The official name
for the object that
the players must hit

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In a singles match, you need 1 person on each team;
in doubles you need 2.
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A coin toss determines who serves first.
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The server serves from the right side service court to
the receiver on the opposite side. If playing doubles,