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Teams play each other in round-robin format in league stage. Each team plays six ties in the league stage in which each tie consists of five matches. The matches played are two Men's singles, Women's singles, Men's doubles and Mixed doubles. Each of these matches are best of 3 games.[1] Teams earn one point for each regular match win; in addition, each team must choose a Trump match, where a win is worth two points, and a loss subtracts one point.[2] After league stage, the top four teams in the table will qualify for the knockout stage. The winners of semi-finals goes into the final, in which the winner will be crowned the PBL champions.

The Premier Badminton League (PBL) is one of the top badminton leagues in the world. Its playing field features the top Indian and international badminton talent in the world, including Olympic and World Championship Medal Winners. Besides showcasing the best of international and Indian talent, the tournament has also been successful in widening the base of the game.

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Indian badminton has a strong legacy from the past with players like Prakash Padukone and Pullela Gopichand who have put India on the global badminton map. The Premier Badminton League has reached more than 100 million badminton fans in India through TV, On ground activities, various social media and other platforms in the past 5 seasons. Over the past few years, Indian players like Saina Nehwal, P.V Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth and many others have performed commendably internationally. There is no doubt that the sport is continuously growing and gaining popularity all over the country. The exceptional fan following received during PBL, proves that the Indian audiences want more badminton action.

Competitive

Competitive level plays with advanced level players. This player has a good conceptual understanding of the different types of badminton shots as well as court position and is working to consistently execute the techniques and move towards Advanced level. This level is also competitive.

Intermediate

Intermediate players have learned in a general way the types of shots and badminton techniques. There is a broad range of skills in this level that one could think of as Intermediate low to Intermediate high range. This is a great level to play in for Recreational players who want to improve and enjoy moderate competition within an environment geared toward trying out more advanced techniques. Competition is friendly as with the other levels and there is a desire to place in the play-offs.

Recreational

Recreational level is geared toward participants who want to give badminton a try or have maybe played backyard badminton or played during school years, or maybe for the returning player who wants to get back into the sport. This level is great for beginners and is enjoyable with or without a competitive drive. Other players are always on hand to help with basic techniques and rules of the game.

If you are new to the area and want to find out about joining one of our clubs go to the Clubs page here. This page has a list of the current League Clubs, where they play, and who to contact should you require further information. Please visit the website of the club you are interested in via the clubs page, for full contact details. If you are enquiring about badminton for Juniors please contact your nearest sports centre in the first place, or the local authority sports organisers in your area e.g. Trafford Leisure.

The MBL Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday 23rd September 2021at David Lloyd, Trafford Park, Manchester M17 8RH, commencing at 7:30pm prompt.

Any trophies and towels for the 2019-20 season league and tournaments that have not yet been presented will also be handed out at this meeting.

Following a recent committee meeting, it has been decided that the 2020-21 season will not start before the New Year.

A further meeting will take place in the New Year to review the options available to us to play some form of competitive badminton. We welcome any updates on your clubs venue availability, plans to return to play and suggestions for play format on the restart, just drop Adrian a note

The League, formed in 1952, is based in Exeter and provides competitive badminton for clubs in the area. The season usually starts in September and ends in April. Some clubs do, however continue to play socially throughout the summer months... read more

The newly created franchise-based league, which carries a prize purse of US$1 million, will be played across six venues from 14th to 31st August. It is organised by the Badminton Association of India (BAI) and had its inaugural player auction in July.

Tournament is open to players 40 and over. Entry deadline is on Dec 1. Go to the MASG website for more information and to register.

Let's make this the biggest gather of MA senior badminton players!

We hope you like it. Here you will able to find clubs in the Birmingham area if you are new to badminton or looking for a local club to play at, but League members are now able to get instant access to: match venue information, fixture lists, player registration forms, score card templates, committee information, current league tables, and more!

The league is formed from clubs who play roughly within 10 miles of Sutton, Surrey.

It's a popular league where rules are kept to a minimum (e.g. players do not need to be registered).

Current costs per season are 4 to register your club and 50p for each team.

If your club is interested in entering a team, please contact Neil Bartlett.

Looking to play badminton?

Try looking for clubs on our Contacts page.

There is a new club starting up in the Redhill and Reigate area who are looking for players of a good standard who wish to improve.

See their website for more info.

Search at Discover Badminton at the Badminton England website.

To hire a court try Westcroft Leisure Centre 020 8669 8666, David Weir Leisure Centre 020 8641 9480 or The Phoenix Centre 020 8773 6060. All under the one website Everyone Active

Reddy said the players were forced to withdraw from the GPBL, which was scheduled to begin on Sunday, after the Badminton Association of India (BAI) did not give necessary permission to run the league.

However, citing a Supreme Court order dated August 22, the BAI through a circular issued late on Friday night stressed that players, coaching and technical staff should not be a part of any unauthorized tournaments or leagues.

While entertaining the hopes of securing a favourable order from Karnataka HC next month, Reddy said they will have to restart the league from the scratch as and when it happens, including a new auction for the players.

However, Supreme Court on Tuesday set aside the Karnataka High court order with BAI also issuing a release, saying its earlier circulars are "still in force" and "appropiate instructions may be issued to the concerned players, coaches, technical staffs to desist from participating in such unauthorised tournaments/leagues."

We are a competitive badminton league based in the south side of Glasgow. We support our clubs by running league and cup matches throughout the year, and promote our clubs to anyone interested in playing badminton socially or competitively within the Glasgow area.

Badminton and football are the most ubiquitous sports in India after cricket. But while it is generally the young who play football, people of all ages can be seen playing badminton in the outdoors, often in public parks with trees used as poles to support the net.

If you thought that there was no badminton in college, you heard wrong! The UCSD Badminton Team is one of the most popular sports on campus, with a record membership of 100+ students. In fact, we have our own league, sponsored team uniforms, social events such as a ski trip, a Seattle trip, tournaments, and more! We play in the Southern California Collegiate Badminton League, which includes UCLA, UCI, UCR, USC, UCSB, Cal Poly SLO, and others. We are very excited for the new year and welcome all of you to be a part of it. We practice twice a week on Wednesdays from 8-11pm in Main Gym and 7-11pm in Rec Gym and Sundays from 7-11pm in both Main Gym and Rec Gym. In addition, we have open gyms throughout the week with times posted on the UCSD Rec website. Come check out this friendly environment if you've had previous experience or have none at all. Come to play competitively or recreationally! If you have any questions, feel free to contact our UCSD Badminton team captains. So if you are ready for the challenge and ready to have some fun, come join us!

This past Sunday, the UCSD badminton team hosted the first league match for the Southern California Collegiate Badminton League (SCCBL) this year. There were 10 schools in attendance at this league match: UCLA, UCSB, UCI, UCR, SDSU, CSUF, CPP, Cal Poly Slo, CSUN, and UCSD. Read More>>

On the weekend of October 12, UCSD badminton traversed to UCLA to play in the annual Bruins Open. Bruin Open is a tournament open to players of all skill levels, and many students as well as alumni from all over come to compete. Read More>

Over the Memorial Day weekend, UC San Diego Badminton hosted the 2019 Yonex Sun God Tournament, an annual tradition that welcomes over 250 participants from all skill levels to compete. This year featured Kyle Jordan Emerick and Sattawat Pongnairat, both of whom are internationally ranked players in the world of badminton. Read More>

On January 19th, the UC San Diego Badminton team traveled to UC Los Angeles to compete in the very first league match of the 2019 season. During this meet, UC San Diego faced UC Davis and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo (SLO), both strong opponents with talented players. However, UC San Diego was able to defeat both of these opponents, proving >Read More

Do you have a child who would like to play badminton or needs some coaching to hone their skills?

Our Juniors page lists local junior clubs, along with Clubs that accept children and qualified coaches. e24fc04721