The organizers of the World Badminton Federation have confirmed that the new service law is not being used in upcoming Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

According to the new service law, the shuttle service will be 1.15 meters above ground. Although the new law was used in the prestigious All England Championship in March, it was widely criticized.In addition to the new law, Indian star Shutler, Danish star Victor Axelsen and China's Olympic champion Lin Dingo also faced problems.

The Commonwealth Games, which started in Australia's Gold Coast from tomorrow, has been upheld by the old rules of service shuttle waist. The players have come to the relief in mind.

Especially the Indian shutters were very vocal against the new law. Indian star PV Sindhu criticized the World Badminton Federation for introducing this law in the all-England championship, and said the players should have given more time to hold the act.