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George, Here is what Alan Thatcher, a well-known British squash event organizer, told me: "Entries for all events on the PSA World Tour are handled by the PSA on behalf of their members. A tournament
Hi Kyle, I am not the racquetball expert here. Rob Chabot is. I am the squash expert. But I searched the racquetball rules and found this at http://www.usra.org/Rulebook/tabid/839/RuleID/26/Default
Hi Richard, No. "The game of Singles Squash is played between two players, each using a racket, with a ball and in a court, all three of which meet WSF specifications (see Appendix 5)." http://www
Is this about squash? I am the squash expert only, not the expert for racquetball (see Rob Chabot). If for squash, then you can have one of two outcomes: 1. Opponent gets a let (reply rally) and
Hello Derek! the outcome is Yes Let, No Let or Stroke depending on what else happened: Let - if B's shot would have reached the front wall; No Let - if B's shot would not have reached the front wall

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