Badminton Tournament 2014 – BE FRIENDS SWITZERLAND

12th March 2014 at Shuttle Zone, Wetzikon.

We organized at various levels and cater to different age groups and playing categories. Here’s a brief overview of the

Type of Competitions

Item	Category	Award	Award	Award
Men's Doubles		1 Prize	2 Prize	3 Prize
Women's Doubles		1 Prize	2 Prize	3 Prize
Mixed Adult's		1 Prize	2 Prize	3 Prize
Boys Singles	Below 18 Years	1 Prize	2 Prize	3 Prize
Girls Singles	Below 18 Years	1 Prize	2 Prize	3 Prize
Boys Singles	Below 15 Years	1 Prize	2 Prize	3 Prize
Girls Singles	Below 15 Years	1 Prize	2 Prize	3 Prize
Children Singles	Below 10 Years(mixed)	1 Prize	2 Prize

Badminton Tournament

Badminton tournaments are a popular and exciting category in the sport. Here are some key points about Men’s Doubles Badminton tournaments:

Team Composition:

Each team consists of two players.

Scoring System:

Badminton matches typically follow a best-of-three-games format. Each game is played to 21 points, and a team must win two out of three games to win the match.

Service Rotation:

The serving team rotates its players’ positions on the court after scoring points, following a specific sequence. The receiving team remains in their respective positions.

Shuttlecock:

Use the standard feathered shuttlecock. The speed and flight characteristics of the shuttle add an extra element of challenge to the game.

Tactics and Strategy:

Use the standard feathered shuttlecock. The speed and flight characteristics of the shuttle add an extra element of challenge to the game.

Rules and Regulations:

Follows the standard rules and regulations set by the Badminton World Federation (BWF). These rules govern aspects such as scoring, court dimensions, and equipment specifications.

All matches are known for their fast-paced and dynamic nature, with players showcasing their skills in powerful smashes, quick reflexes, and effective teamwork