Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis

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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Olympic Series. Several centuries ago, in certain regions of the world, people began playing different types of sports with rackets and balls. However, only badminton used a peculiar and small ball made by inserting feathers into a cork. That is why it is called a badminton shuttlecock. Initially, badminton was used in kick shuttlecock competitions. By the 17th century, badminton spread to Europe, where it began to be played with rackets. For a time, this sport was very popular among European nobles, and at that time, France called it "flying entertainment game." However, modern badminton actually originated from India and spread to the West. British officers serving in India in the 19th century learned this game, which the Indians called "badminton," and brought it back to England. In 1873, the Duke of Porchester organized badminton matches frequently at the Badminton Theater to entertain his noble royal guests.