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20 clear, accessible SVG diagrams — courts and fields, zones and positions, equipment anatomy and movement. Responsive, searchable and free to learn from.

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Courts & fields

The playing areas, drawn to their standard layout.

Tennis courtA tennis court seen from above, showing baselines, singles and doubles sidelines, the net, service lines, service boxes and the centre mark.BaselineNetService lineService boxSingles lineThe outer alleys are in play for doubles only

Tennis Court Diagram

The tennis court explained: baselines, singles and doubles sidelines, the net, service lines, service boxes and the centre mark.

Badminton courtA badminton court from above, showing the doubles and singles boundaries, the net, short and long service lines and the centre line.NetShort service lineDoubles long service lineBack boundary

Badminton Court Diagram

The badminton court: doubles and singles boundaries, the net, short and long service lines and the centre line.

Volleyball courtA volleyball court from above (18 by 9 metres), showing the centre line and net, the two attack lines three metres from the centre, and the six positions.Net / centre lineAttack line (3 m)Back lineFront / back rows split at the attack line

Volleyball Court Diagram

The volleyball court: the centre line and net, the attack lines three metres from the centre, and the front and back rows.

Basketball courtA basketball court from above, showing the centre circle and halfway line, both keys and free-throw circles, the three-point arcs and the baskets.Centre circleFree-throw lineThree-point arcBasket

Basketball Court Diagram

The basketball court: the centre circle and halfway line, both keys and free-throw circles, the three-point arcs and the baskets.

Football (soccer) pitchA football pitch from above, showing the halfway line and centre circle, both penalty and goal areas, penalty spots, corner arcs and the goals.Centre circlePenalty areaGoal areaPenalty spot

Football (Soccer) Pitch Diagram

The football pitch: halfway line and centre circle, penalty and goal areas, penalty spots, corner arcs and goals.

Padel courtAn enclosed padel court from above (20 by 10 metres), showing the surrounding walls, the net, the service lines three metres from each back wall and the centre service line.NetService lineGlass / wall enclosure

Padel Court Diagram

The enclosed padel court: the surrounding walls, the net, the service lines and the centre service line.

Athletics trackA standard 400-metre athletics track, an oval of two straights and two semicircular bends with multiple lanes and a common finish line.Two straights + two bends = 400 mFinish lineInfield

Athletics Track Diagram

The standard 400-metre athletics track: two straights joined by two semicircular bends, with lanes and a common finish line.

Swimming poolA competition swimming pool from above, showing eight lanes separated by lane ropes, with the start end and turn end.Eight lanes, separated by lane ropesStart / turn wallLength is swum wall to wall

Swimming Pool Diagram

A competition swimming pool: eight lanes separated by lane ropes, with the start and turn walls.

Golf holeA golf hole seen from above, running from the teeing area along a mown fairway bordered by rough, past a water hazard and a greenside bunker, to the putting green with the hole and flagstick.FlagRoughWater hazardFairwayTeeing areaBunkerPutting green

Golf Hole Diagram

The parts of a golf hole: the teeing area, the mown fairway, the rough either side, a water hazard, a greenside bunker, and the putting green with the hole and flagstick.

Rugby pitchA rugby pitch seen from above, showing the two in-goal areas behind the try lines, the 22-metre lines either side of the halfway line, and the goal posts standing on each try line.In-goal areaGoal postsTry line22-metre lineHalfway line22-metre lineTry lineIn-goal area

Rugby Pitch Diagram

The rugby pitch: the field of play, the try lines with an in-goal area behind each, the 22-metre lines, the halfway line and the H-shaped goal posts.

Table tennis tableA table tennis table seen from above, showing the two halves separated by the net, the end and side lines, and the centre line that divides each half for doubles service.End lineNetCentre lineThe centre line matters only for doubles service

Table Tennis Table Diagram

The table tennis table from above: the two halves either side of the net, the end and side lines, and the centre line that divides each half for doubles service.

Cricket pitch and creasesA cricket pitch seen from above and drawn to scale at 22 yards by 10 feet, showing the bowling crease through the stumps at each end, the popping crease four feet in front of it, and the two return creases at right angles.Return crease — 4 ft 4 in / 1.32 m each sideBowling crease — 8 ft 8 in / 2.64 mPopping crease — 4 ft / 1.22 m in front22 yards / 20.12 m long10 ft / 3.05 m wideThe same four creases at the other endDrawn to scale — a pitch really is this narrowThe stumps stand on the bowling crease at each end

Cricket Pitch and Creases

The cricket pitch drawn to scale at 22 yards by 10 feet, with the bowling crease through the stumps at each end, the popping crease four feet in front of it, and the two return creases at right angles.

Cricket field and boundaryA cricket field seen from above: an oval boundary with the pitch at the centre. The Laws of Cricket fix the pitch but not the size or shape of the field, which the umpires determine before the toss.Pitch — 22 ydfixed by the LawsBoundary — the Laws fix no size or shapeThe umpires determine it before the tossICC international playing conditions require 65–90 yd from the pitch centre

Cricket Field and Boundary

A cricket field seen from above, with the pitch at the centre of an oval boundary — and the point that the Laws of Cricket fix the pitch but not the size or shape of the field.

IIHF ice hockey rinkAn ice hockey rink seen from above under IIHF rules, showing the two blue lines that divide the ice into three zones, the centre line, the goal lines near each end, the goal creases and the five face-off circles.Length 60 m · width 26–30 mNeutral zone — 15.00 mGoal line — 4.00 m from the boardsBlue line — 22.50 m from the boardsFace-off circles — 4.50 m radius · corner radius 7.0–8.50 m

IIHF Ice Hockey Rink

An IIHF ice hockey rink from above: the two blue lines dividing the ice into three zones, the centre line, the goal lines four metres from the end boards, the goal creases and the face-off circles.