How does point-a-rally scoring work?

Q: How does point-a-rally scoring work?

Under the World Squash Singles Rules 2025 (Rule 2): Every rally scores a point, whoever served. The winner of the rally serves the next one. A game is played to 11 points. At 10-all, play continues until one player is 2 points ahead (e.g. 12-10, 13-11). A match is normally best of 5 games, but may be best of 3, depending on the competition. The marker calls the server's score first, with "hand out" when the serve changes, "Game ball" or "Match ball" when a player needs one point, and "10-all: a player must win by 2 points" the first time it reaches 10-all in each game.

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Under the World Squash Singles Rules 2025 (Rule 2):

Every rally scores a point, whoever served. The winner of the rally serves the next one.
A game is played to 11 points. At 10-all, play continues until one player is 2 points ahead (e.g. 12-10, 13-11).
A match is normally best of 5 games, but may be best of 3, depending on the competition.

The marker calls the server's score first, with "hand out" when the serve changes, "Game ball" or "Match ball" when a player needs one point, and "10-all: a player must win by 2 points" the first time it reaches 10-all in each game.