In Badminton Doubles, each team consists of two players, one at the front and one at the back.

In Badminton Doubles, the scoring system is best of 3 games. Each game is played to 21 points, with a 2-point advantage required to win.

The front player in Badminton Doubles is responsible for covering the net area and intercepting shots from the opponent. They play quick, sharp shots to keep the shuttle low and fast.

The back player in Badminton Doubles is responsible for covering the back court area and defending against smashes from the opponent. They play deep shots to keep the shuttle away from the net and create opportunities for the front player to attack.

The most common formation used in Badminton Doubles is the front-and-back formation, where one player stays at the front of the court and the other player stays at the back.

A smash is a shot that is hit with a lot of power and speed, typically from the back court. It is an attacking shot that aims to win the point directly.

A drop shot is a shot that is hit softly and close to the net. It is a deceptive shot that aims to catch the opponent off guard and win the point.

A clear is a shot that is hit high and deep to the back of the court. It is a defensive shot that aims to keep the shuttle away from the opponent and create time for the player to recover.

A net shot is a shot that is hit low and close to the net. It is a defensive shot that aims to keep the shuttle low and force the opponent to lift it, creating an opportunity for the player to attack.

Viktor Axelsen and Anders Antonsen are famous Badminton Singles players, not Doubles players.

China has won the most Badminton Doubles gold medals at the Olympics, with 8 gold medals.

Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo and Marcus Fernaldi Gideon have won the most BWF World Championships titles in Badminton Doubles, with 4 titles.

Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo and Marcus Fernaldi Gideon are known for their aggressive and attacking style of play, which has earned them the nickname 'The Minions'.

Mohammad Ahsan and Hendra Setiawan are known for their defensive and counter-attacking style of play, which has earned them the nickname 'The Daddies'.

Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen are known for their longevity and consistency, having played together for over a decade and winning numerous titles.