Badminton looks to future with ‘evolution and innovation’
3 Articles
3 Articles
In a fast-paced society, also the fastest sport wants to run more. Badminton, whose steering wheel can easily exceed 400 kilometers per hour, thinks of an even more dizzying future. Among the themes he wants to rethink, some as traditional as the material of the flyers and the duration of the matches. “Part of the evolution of badminton is in the synthetic flyers, shorter matches and a new generation of stars,” a high-functioning World Federatio…
Primary school teacher lands BE90 Badminton grassroots win
Holly Jessett and Lombard Lad win the BE90 Badminton grassroots championships in 2026. Holly Jessett, a primary school teacher from Northamptonshire, claimed first place in the LeMieux Badminton grassroots results for the BE90 championship yesterday (6 May). “I just do the horse riding as the hobby, but I absolutely love it,” said Holly. “I don’t think my parents thought I’d still be eventing at 30 years old, but I can’t stop at the moment, so w…
Badminton looks to future with ‘evolution and innovation’
The BWF drew criticism from traditionalists after changing badminton scoring from 21-point games to 15. (EPA Images pic) HONG KONG: Synthetic shuttlecocks, shorter games and a new generation of stars are all part of the “evolution” of badminton, a top official told AFP, saying the sport can’t afford to sit still. Traditionalists hit out after the Badminton World Federation said that from January 2027 it will adjust the scoring system, partly wit…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
