In Badminton Mixed Doubles, each side consists of two players, one male and one female.

Badminton Mixed Doubles matches are played using rally scoring, where each point counts, and the first side to reach 21 points wins the game.

In Badminton Mixed Doubles, the backhand serve is not a valid serve. The serve must be executed with an underhand stroke.

A net kill is a shot played from the front court, close to the net, with the intention of winning the point outright.

The square formation is not a common formation in Badminton Mixed Doubles. The front-back and side-by-side formations are more frequently used.

Mixed zone defense is a strategy in Badminton Mixed Doubles where one player covers the front court and the other covers the back court, with both players moving to cover shots as needed.

The smash is not a common tactic in Badminton Mixed Doubles, as it is more commonly used in singles matches.

Back court defense is a strategy in Badminton Mixed Doubles where both players position themselves at the back of the court to defend against shots from the opposing team.

The drive is not a valid shot in Badminton Mixed Doubles. The clear, drop shot, and lob are all valid shots.

Side-by-side formation is a strategy in Badminton Mixed Doubles where one player covers the left side of the court and the other covers the right side, with both players moving to cover shots as needed.

Playing long rallies is not a common strategy in Badminton Mixed Doubles, as it can be physically demanding and can lead to errors.

Front-back formation is a strategy in Badminton Mixed Doubles where one player covers the front court and the other covers the mid-court, with both players moving to cover shots as needed.

Not communicating with their partner is not a common mistake made by Badminton Mixed Doubles players, as communication is essential for effective teamwork.

Mid-court defense is a strategy in Badminton Mixed Doubles where both players position themselves at the mid-court to defend against shots from the opposing team.