In Badminton Singles, a match is played as a best of 3 games. Each game is played to 21 points, with a 2-point advantage required to win.

Badminton Singles is played between two players, one on each side of the court.

The Badminton Singles court is 13.40 meters long and 5.18 meters wide.

The Badminton Singles net is 1.55 meters high at the center and 1.524 meters high at the posts.

A Badminton Singles game is played to 21 points, with a 2-point advantage required to win.

A Badminton Singles game is played to 21 points, with a 2-point advantage required to win.

A smash is a stroke in Badminton Singles where the player hits the shuttlecock from above their head with great force.

A net shot is a stroke in Badminton Singles where the player hits the shuttlecock softly and close to the net.

A clear is a stroke in Badminton Singles where the player hits the shuttlecock high and deep to the back of the court.

A drop is a stroke in Badminton Singles where the player hits the shuttlecock softly and just over the net.

A split step is a footwork pattern in Badminton Singles where the player moves from the back of the court to the front of the court.

A shuffle is a footwork pattern in Badminton Singles where the player moves from side to side.

Around the head is a footwork pattern in Badminton Singles where the player moves from one corner of the court to the opposite corner.

Backpedal is a footwork pattern in Badminton Singles where the player moves from the front of the court to the back of the court.

Side step is a footwork pattern in Badminton Singles where the player moves from one side of the court to the other side.