Faults in Badminton
Faults in badminton are violations of the rules that result in the loss of a point or the serving opportunity. Common faults include:
Foot Fault: * Occurs when the player's feet are not in the correct position or move during the service.
Double Hit: * The player hits the shuttlecock twice in a row.
Carry: * The player holds onto the shuttlecock for too long or uses their body to control it.
Out: * The shuttlecock lands outside the court boundaries.
Over the Net: * The shuttlecock passes over the net at a height greater than the top of the net.
Contact with Net: * The player or their clothing touches the net during play.
Obstruction: * The player intentionally hinders the opponent's movement.
Delay of Service: * The player takes more than 5 seconds to serve after the umpire calls "service."
Related Questions:
- What is the most common fault in badminton? (Foot Fault)
- Can a player lose a point if they hit the net with their racket? (No)
- What happens if a player calls a fault on themselves? (The fault stands)
- Can a player be penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct? (Yes)
- What is the maximum serving time allowed? (5 seconds)
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