Test Your Knowledge on the New Squash Rules! September Quiz

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Which of the following best summarises the key aims behind these modifications to the World Squash Rules?

To streamline and unify the playing directives of the PSA and World Squash, while modernising outdated rules in preparation for the LA28 Olympic Games.
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To create a completely new set of regulations for the LA28 Olympic Games, specifically focusing on player safety and equipment standards.
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To increase the number of official tournaments by simplifying the rules to attract more amateur players.
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To establish separate rule sets for professional and amateur squash to avoid confusion and provide clearer guidelines for both groups.
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What is the maximum time permitted between the end of the warm-up and the start of play?

90 seconds
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120 seconds
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60 seconds
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45 seconds
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Question 3 of 8

3. Question

In the new rules there is a new definition for “turning”, which of these is the new definition?

Occurs when a player rotates in a way that causes them to lose sight of either the ball or the opponent, or when the passes behind their body from one side to another.
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The action of the player who strikes, or is in the position to strike, the ball to the right of the body after the ball has behind it or to the left or vice versa, whether the player physically turns or not.
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Question 4 of 8

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Rule 12.3.7 – “If a player, while attempting to play the ball, has left a wet area on the court due to slipping, lunging, diving, or any part of their body touching the floor”, what outcome can happen (select all that apply)?

The opponent may request a let before hitting the ball
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The referee instantly calls an end to the rally
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Play continues but a let is given if the opponent loses the point
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The player who caused the wet area must continue play or concede the rally
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Rule 13.1 outlines the protocol if a player suffers illness or physical impediment but which of the following would this rule not apply for?

Blister
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Split Eyebrow
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Cramp
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Nausea
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One of the requirements a player must give to an opposition player to avoid interference used to be “unobstructed direct access to the ball”, this how been simplified to what?

A direct route to the ball
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A clear way to the ball
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Access to the ball
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An un unobstructed approach to the ball
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Question 7 of 8

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Updates have been made to rule 8.9 on swing interference to encompass the position of your opponent rather than just contact. But what would be the decision if the swing is “prevented” by the position of your opponent?

Yes Let
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No Let
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Stroke
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Updates to Rule 13.2. – Injury, have updated the maximum recovery periods but what are the different categories for injury?

Self-inflicted, Contributed & Opponent-inflicted
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Accidental & Intentional
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Avoidable, Unavoidable & Pre-existent
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Bad, Very Bad & Very Very Bad
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