Introduction to Squash Rules
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Rule 13 - LETS |
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13. LETS In addition to lets
allowed under other Rules, the Referee may or shall allow
lets in certain other cases. A player should ask for
a let by saying "Let please". The Referee, if
uncertain of the reason for a player asking for a let,
may ask the player for an explanation (before making
the decision).
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13.1.2 the player refrains from
hitting the ball onto any of the walls including the back
wall owing to a reasonable fear of injuring the opponent. |
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13.1.3 the Referee decides that an
occurrence on or off the court distracted a
player. A player making an appeal for
distraction must do so immediately the distraction
occurs. However, the Referee may award a stroke
to a player who has been distracted if that player could
have played a winning return if the distraction had
not occurred. 13.1.4 the Referee decides
that a change in court conditions affected the result of
the rally. |
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13.2 The Referee shall allow a let if: 13.2.1 the receiver is
not ready and does not attempt to return the service. |
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13.3 If the player appeals for a let under Rules 13.1.1 to 13.1.4, the Referee shall allow a let only if the player could have made a good return. For an appeal by the opponent under Rules 13.1.1, 13.1.3 and 13.1.4, this is not a requirement. |
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13.4 If the player attempts to play
the ball, the Referee may still allow a let under Rules
13.1.1, 13.1.3, 13.1.4, 13.2.2. |
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13.5 The appeals requirements of Rule 13 are: 13.5.1 A player's
appeal is necessary for the Referee to allow a let under
Rules 13.1.2 (player only), 13.1.3, 13.2.1
(receiver only) and 13.2.3.
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