Squash Rules

Squash game has simple rules. The first player who made service to reflect the ball to the wall, after which the ball will bounce once on the floor and must be beaten by an opposing player. Opposing player hit the ball to the wall, then bounced off a one-time and then beaten by an opposing player. The ball may only bounce once on the floor. Opponent's position at the time of service may be anywhere in the field does not interfere as long as the player who made service.

Number of service only once, no second service. Before touching the front wall can bounce the ball into the side wall. If the ball touches outside the red line then the ball is called out. Touched the ball right at the red line is also considered out. The highest values are those that reach the value 11. Every rally is a point no matter who is doing service. Although you do service, if the ball into the opponent will receive points.

But there squash game system in the UK with 9 points, which is doing a service point. If you do service, but you lose the point, then your opponent will not get points, then only the service performed by your opponent. But lately all over the world using 11-point consistently to avoid misunderstanding.

That need to be considered in the game squash is not blocking your opponent when you play the ball. So you must give an opponent a chance to hit the ball. Rules on how to set spinning around in 2001. You can spin 360 degrees or one full rotation. After the opponent striker got the ball, the stroke is given to an opposing player. But if an opposing player intentionally moves to prevent a blow given the striker a stroke. So if you want to do a circular motion but you do not know the direction you eat your opponent's position must let the ball into your opponent's. But if you shoot the opponent loses the ball then you can continue and the ball belongs to you.