Same bruh

same

same

But I couldve swear i was watching bella poarch tiktoks on yt the past 2 days... UKposts algo: watch this

@@yayo4nasal bruh what, I was just doing the same, then I saw this in my recommended

Glad you enjoyed it! Welcome :)

Me too!. How did i get here? Amazing game actually.

@@squashtv Hey you are not youtube..he thanked youtube

@@mihirnabar5738 We said 'welcome' as in welcome to the world of squash... not 'you're welcome' 😉

I searched today about that

Quite obvious he's a tennis fan :p

he knows how boring this game is

@@khalidmahmood858 it is hell no boring.

Oooooooo

@@khalidmahmood858 boring as tennis? Can this to be possible on earth?

Thanks Josh, we’ll be sure to dig that out for next time

be like me. i'm supposed to study but i decided to watch a squash video which i searched it myself, despite not playing squash ever in my life.

Oh we've certainly left it open for a sequel! "10 MORE Epic Dives from the PSA World Tour"

@@squashtv dont the players usually collide with each other? How do they handle this

For sure! That's my personal favorite. Also, just because Shabana...

Yes!! Shabana's diving back wall boast against Matthew in 2010 world series as well .

Two diffrent yet similar thinks

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The normal rules apply, if you lose the rally, you lose the point. However, nowadays they try to stop the rally as soon as they can if a player has dived or there's an unusual amount of sweat on the floor. Typically when the rally has returned to a neutral position. If that happens, they play a let ball.

No, he lost the rally.

Same question

I think that rule mightve been put in place after that incident.

There isn't a rule but the referee can (and should) stop a rally if there is dangerous looking sweat patch. That should have happened in the case in this video.

Simon, the problem is that if you make a blanket rule that a let is played if a player slips on sweat, players will starting "slipping" where there is no sweat (if they start losing the rally) just to get a let... The current ruling is that once a rally has returned to a neutral position, play will be stopped as soon as possible to clean up the sweat.

It boils down to three main rules. Each shot, you must: 1. Hit the ball to the front wall without it hitting the floor 2. Hit the ball before it bounces on the floor twice 3. Stay out of the other player's way, and allow them to play their shot safely If you don't do those three, the other person wins the point.

Nah that’s a stroke meaning that the one blocking the player losses the point, and also there’s lets we’re it is not intentional or if they just stop the point for safety in that case the point repeats (sorry for my poor English)

If you block the other person or make it unsafe for them to play their shot, they win the point.

Nope, if you block the other person from getting to the ball it's either a "let" (you replay the point) or a "stroke" (you lose the point) depending on how bad the interference is.

Well sorta, in the same way that Badminton is just tennis with a high net. There's some similarities (eg. the two bounces, hitting it to the front wall on the full), but there's plenty of differences (eg. you're not allowed to interfere with the other person's shot, different technique due to how the walls affect the game, etc.). It's a very different game to Tennis but there's certainly some similarity.

@@bustertornado5433 thanks, never knew this sport exist

@@MidoriOtoko Yeah no worries man

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You don't know squash?

@@JJ-ib3bn I just did now...

@@lizizhu1843 do you know badminton or table tennis?

@@JJ-ib3bn You don't?

@@lizizhu1843 yes I know.

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it is but it’s fun