 This system fell out of favor in 2004 when the Professional Squash Association (PSA) decided to switch to PARS to 11.Games were considered to last too long and the winner would usually be the fitter player, not necessarily the better player.Known as English or hand-in-hand-out scoring, under this system, if the server wins a rally, they receive a point, while if the returner wins rally, only the service changes (i.e., the ball goes "hand-out") and no point is given.