In squash, a let is usually called for safety or interference, a stroke when interference stops a winning shot, and no-let if the player couldn't reach the ball or created the problem. But honestly, at the state level, I've seen too many players ask for lets just to catch their breath, like a *jhapka* in the shade. I call it as I see it—the rulebook is clear, but some city players treat it like a menu to order from.
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