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The International Badminton Federation (IBF) was founded in 1934 (now BWF – Badminton World Federation).

Technological updates like instant replays and electronic line calls are now used in tournaments.

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Badminton began as a game called “Poona” in India and was brought to England by British army officers.

The Bath Badminton Club in 1877 created the first official written rules of the game.

These early rules included how to serve, net height, and how to win a rally.

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The game was originally played with feathered shuttles and wooden rackets.

Players had to serve underhand, and only the serving side could score a point.

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CAMAHALAN, JEANNY LAVICTORIA

CANCIO, AXEL ROSE ABELLO

CAÑETE, LHES LOUWIE CABELTEZ

CAÑO, JILLIAN ROSE CELESTE

CARCUEVA, ROBERT JAMES DALION

CASERES, HAZZEL ANN MAPUTE

CATORAN, SHELLA MAE PANHAY

CHUA, BLESSY BANGAHON

COLLONG, CEIAN CZAR SACALA

DALEN, CHRISFORD

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Singles court: 13.4 meters long × 5.18 meters wide

Doubles court: 13.4 meters long × 6.1 meters wide

The net height is 1.55 meters at the edges.

In 2006, the rally point scoring system was adopted (first to 21 points, must win by 2), replacing the old 15-point system.