Faults in Badminton: Every Fault and Let Explained

Every fault in badminton explained with examples: service faults, net faults, double hits, out shots and obstruction, plus when a let is called and the point replayed.
Official badminton rules explained simply: singles, doubles, serving, scoring and faults, based on the BWF Laws of Badminton.

Every fault in badminton explained with examples: service faults, net faults, double hits, out shots and obstruction, plus when a let is called and the point replayed.

Badminton serving rules explained: the 1.15 m height rule, where to stand, which service court to use in singles and doubles, service faults, and the 4 main types of serve.

Badminton singles rules explained: the long, narrow singles court, which side to serve from, service faults, scoring to 21, and the tactics the rules create.

Badminton doubles rules made simple: the short, wide service court, who serves and from which side, when partners switch, and a worked scoring example.

The official rules of badminton in plain English: court, scoring to 21, serving, faults, lets, singles and doubles. Based on the BWF Laws of Badminton.

How badminton scoring works: rally point scoring to 21, deuce at 20-20, the 30-point cap, best of 3 games, who serves and how to call the score.