How many points do you need in squash?

Answer 1

Squash is an "open" scoring game there is no goal score as it is. Think of it like Basketball, Baseball or football, the team with the highest score wins.

15 American scoreing 9 English scoring bothbest of 5

So what is the answer?

Answer 2

In American scoring system, which all of the pros and junior tournaments play, you need to get 11 points, but you must have an advantage of 2. So if the score is 10-10 you must get 12 points, and so on. Whoever wins the rally wins the point. This is also called point-a-rally. In International scoring system, you need to get 9 points and you don't need an advantage of 2. Unlike American, only the server can win the point, though

Answer 3

Well, in point per rally, aka the American scoring system, you need to get 11 points, but you must win by 2 points (deuce). In the International scoring system, you must get 9 points, but only the server can win points. In professional squash and in junior tournaments, everyone uses the American scoring system.

Answer 4

Traditionally, 9 Points with handouts (meaning when you win on the opponents serve, you don't receive a point, you only win the serve (called a handout). To win a point, you must be serving.

Another way of playing is to 15 with no handouts meaning you get a point every time no matter who is serving. You still swap serves when you win the point.

Answer 5

you need to score a certain amount over the other team or player

Answer 6

ponits for singles are 11

points for doubles are 15

Answer 7

When you game point, is it automatically your opponent’s serve or can you win a game

by serving?

Answer 8

i think 9 :]

Answer 9

11 points