Gold Coast: The Badminton’s new service rule, introduced by Badminton World Federation (BWF) at the German Open (3/6/2018 to 3/11/2018) and All-England (3/14/2018 to 3/18/2018), which indicated that the shuttlecocks should below 1.15m from the surface of the court at the moment it touches the server’s racket will not be implemented at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Continue reading The 1.15 meters badminton service rule won’t be used at 2018 Commonwealth Games
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A sneak peek at BWF’s new service fault detection device
Kuala Lumpur: After the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Council meeting that was held in Jamaica last month, the badminton’s world governing body has decided that they are going to implement a new service rule where the shuttlecock must be below 1.15m from the surface of the court at the moment the racket hits the shuttlecock. Continue reading A sneak peek at BWF’s new service fault detection device