Squash

In Squash, the scoring system is best of five games. Each game is played to 11 points, and the first player to reach 11 points wins the game. If the score reaches 10-10, the game is decided by a tie-breaker, which is played to two points.

The size of a Squash court is 20 feet wide and 32 feet long. The court is divided into two halves by a net, and each half is further divided into two quarters by a line called the short line.

The ball used in Squash is called a Squash ball. It is a small, hollow ball made of rubber, and it is typically black or yellow in color.

The racket used in Squash is called a Squash racket. It is a long, narrow racket with a small head and a long handle. The head of the racket is made of wood or composite materials, and the handle is made of wood or metal.

The stroke used to serve in Squash is called a Lob. It is a high, soft shot that is hit over the opponent's head and lands in the back of the court.

The stroke used to return a serve in Squash is called a Drive. It is a hard, flat shot that is hit straight at the opponent.

The stroke used to hit the ball off the back wall in Squash is called a Boast. It is a shot that is hit low and hard, and it bounces off the back wall and then the front wall before landing in the opponent's court.

The stroke used to hit the ball off the side wall in Squash is called a Nick. It is a shot that is hit low and hard, and it bounces off the side wall and then the front wall before landing in the opponent's court.

The stroke used to hit the ball between the opponent's legs in Squash is called a Nutmeg. It is a shot that is hit low and hard, and it passes between the opponent's legs before landing in the opponent's court.

The stroke used to hit the ball over the opponent's head in Squash is called a Lob. It is a high, soft shot that is hit over the opponent's head and lands in the back of the court.

The stroke used to hit the ball into the opponent's corner in Squash is called a Drop shot. It is a soft, low shot that is hit into the opponent's corner, and it is difficult for the opponent to return.

The stroke used to hit the ball into the opponent's body in Squash is called a Drive. It is a hard, flat shot that is hit straight at the opponent.

The stroke used to hit the ball into the opponent's feet in Squash is called a Boast. It is a shot that is hit low and hard, and it bounces off the back wall and then the front wall before landing in the opponent's court.

The stroke used to hit the ball into the opponent's head in Squash is called a Nick. It is a shot that is hit low and hard, and it bounces off the side wall and then the front wall before landing in the opponent's court.