Indian badminton men's singles ranking

At the Asian Games in Hangzhou, India ranked fourth in men's badminton singles.

On June 6th, 2023 10, Hangzhou Asian Games competed for the semifinals of five individual badminton events. In the competition, Li Shifeng faced Plano Yi, the top Indian men's singles player. Li Shifeng, who performed well in this Asian Games, continued his fiery state. In the first game, Li Shifeng fell behind 5:8, first tied the score to 13, and then played a wave of 8:3 climax before the next city. Li Shifeng, who was in full swing in the second game, didn't give his opponent another chance, and beat Plano Iraq 219 to advance to the final.

More and more good Shi met Japanese powerhouse Okada Nara in the men's singles semi-final. Shi performed strongly in the first game, winning the first game with 2 1:5. In the second game, Nara had a 7:5 advantage, but then Shi made it difficult for his opponent to parry with a sharp attack and defeated his opponent with 2 1: 15. China took part in the men's singles final. In the end, Indian badminton men's singles ranked fourth.

Basic rules of badminton competition

1, when serving, neither side shall illegally delay serving.

2. Both the server and the receiver must stand in the diagonal service area to serve and receive, and their feet must not touch the boundary of the service area; Part of your feet must touch the ground and you can't move before serving.

3. The server's racket must be hit on the bearer first, and the whole ball should be lower than the server's waist.

4. At the moment of hitting the ball, the racket shaft should point downward, so that the whole racket head is obviously lower than the whole grip of the server.

After the service starts, the server's racket must keep swinging forward until the service is served.

6. The serving ball must fly upward over the net. If it is not intercepted, it should fall into the service area of the receiver.

7. Once the players on both sides stand in the right position, the first swing of the server's racket head forward is the beginning of serving.

8. The receiver can't serve until the receiver is ready. If the receiver and the receiver have tried to catch the serve, they are considered ready.