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    A History Timeline of

    Badminton

    Submitted by: Morco, Rhonnyan Patrixio


    N.

    Submitted to: Mikko Reantaso


    Fun Fact About
    Badminton
    • Badminton originated in ancient India as a game called poona. It
    was introduced to England in the 19th century and quickly
    gained popularity. The first official badminton tournament was
    held in 1898, and the International Badminton Federation was
    established in 1934. Badminton was included in the Olympics
    for the first time in 1992, and has since become one of the most
    popular sports in the world, with millions of players and fans
    worldwide. Today, it is known for its fast-paced rallies and high
    level of athleticism; continues to evolve and grow as a sport
    worldwide.
    Equipments needed to play
    badminton
    Racket o Raketa
    • is a piece of sports equipment that has a handled frame with an
    open hoop with a network of strings stretched tightly. It is used
    to strike a shuttlecock in a Badminton match

    Shuttlecock
    • is the object that's volleyed back and forth over the net with
    rackets in the sports of badminton and battledore. It's not a ball
    —it consists of a cork head and a feathered cone. It can also be
    called a shuttle, birdie, or bird.
    TIMELINE OF
    BADMINTON
    Origins of
    1873
    Badminton
    • Badminton is believed to have originated
    in India, where it was known as "Poona."
    British army officers stationed in India
    1893 learned the game and brought it back to
    England, where it gained popularity among
    1934 the upper classes. The game's name was
    changed to Badminton, after the Duke of
    1972 Beaufort's estate where it was played.
    1991
    2014
    1873 First Badminton
    Association
    1893 • The First Badminton Association was
    introduced in England in the 19th Century
    where it quickly gained popularity,
    establishing the first official rules of the
    1934 game and standardizing equipment. The
    first Official Tournament was held in 1898
    1972
    1991
    2014
    1873 International Badminton Federation
    1893
    Formed

    • The International Badminton Federation


    1934 (IBF) was established in 1934, with nine
    founding member countries. The IBF is
    now known as the Badminton World
    Federation (BWF) and has over 180
    1972 member associations.
    1991
    2014
    1873 Badminton becomes an Olympic
    1893 Sport
    1934 • Badminton was first included as a
    demonstration sport in the 1972 Olympic
    Games in Munich, Germany. It became an
    official Olympic sport at the 1992 Summer
    1972 Olympics in Barcelona, Spain.

    1991
    2014
    1873 First Badminton World
    1893 Championships
    • The first Badminton World Championships
    1934 were held in Copenhagen, Denmark, with
    193 players from 31 countries competing.
    1972 The championships have since become an
    annual event, with the exception of
    Olympic years.
    1991

    2014
    1873 Introduction of BWF World Tour
    1893
    • The BWF World Tour was introduced,
    1934 replacing the previous Super Series and
    Grand Prix Gold events. The new tour
    1972 features several levels of tournaments,
    with the highest level being the World Tour
    Finals.
    1991

    2014

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