The minimum age requirement for Senior Squash tournaments is 40 years old.

Senior Squash matches are typically played using the best of 3 or best of 5 games scoring system, not point-for-point scoring.

In Senior Squash, players are allowed a maximum of two serves per rally.

Half volley is not a valid stroke in Senior Squash. Players must let the ball bounce before hitting it.

The minimum court size required for Senior Squash matches is 10.0 meters x 6.0 meters.

In Senior Squash, a let is only called when the ball hits the tin, ceiling, or side wall twice. If the ball hits the player's body, it is considered a stroke.

Senior Squash matches are typically played for a maximum of 60 minutes.

In Senior Squash, a stroke is only called when the ball hits the floor twice, hits the side wall more than twice, or hits the back wall. If the ball hits the player's racket twice, it is considered a let.

Senior Squash matches are played between two players.

In Senior Squash, a no-let is only called when the ball hits the tin, ceiling, or side wall twice. If the ball hits the player's body, it is considered a stroke.

Senior Squash matches are typically played as best of 3 or best of 5 games.

In Senior Squash, a hinder is only called when the player obstructs the opponent's view of the ball, touches the ball with their hand, or hits the ball before it bounces. Entering the opponent's court is not considered a hinder.

The minimum height of the ceiling required for Senior Squash matches is 5.0 meters.

In Senior Squash, a stroke is only called when the ball hits the floor twice, hits the side wall more than twice, or hits the back wall. If the ball hits the player's racket twice, it is considered a let.