International  size of court has been confirmed in 1920th years: 32 foots (9750 mm) at length and 21 foot (6400 mm) at width. On a face-to-face wall there passes a line top ' a miss ’ (out line) at height of 15 foots (4570 mm) from a floor, connected by inclined lines of a miss on both lateral walls c a miss line on the back wall drawn at height of 7 foots (2130 mm). On a face-to-face wall as the line ' givings ' at height of 6 foots (1830 mm) and so-called ' oozes ’ (tin) or ' the bottom miss ' (a grid equivalent) by height of 17 inches (430 mm), surrounded ' a side ' in height 2 inches (50 mm) is spent. Traditional ' American ' the court for the version of the game extended in the USA (now named ' hardball squash '), has the similar sizes, but is wider — 6640 mm. The marking on a floor and walls differs slightly from ' international ' a court variant, and ' the bottom miss ' and has height of 15 inches (380 mm). However, for today ' hardball squash ' has practically died out and it is superseded by the standard version of squash.