Introduction to Squash Rules
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Rule 8 - WINNING A RALLY |
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8. WINNING A RALLY A player wins a rally if: 8.1 the opponent fails to deliver a good service (Rule 4.4). Rule
4.4 is all about the server losing the rally by serving
the ball incorrectly - makes Rule 8.1 pretty obvious,
don't you think ? But it makes a good 'sounding' Rule ! |
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player wins a rally if: 8.2 the opponent fails to make a good return (Rule 6), unless the Referee allows a let or awards a stroke to the opponent. It is strange that stating the obvious sometimes has to be in these Rules !! |
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A player wins a rally if: 8.3 the ball touches the opponent (including anything worn or carried), without interference, when the opponent is the non-striker, except as is otherwise provided for in Rules 9 (hitting the opponent with the ball) and 10 (further attempts to hit the ball). If interference occurs then Rule 12 applies. In all cases the Referee shall make the decision. |
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A player wins a rally if: 8.4 the Referee awards
a stroke to the player as provided for in the Rules.
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