This is only a guess, but isn't the tin the angled piece above the board? If it's so low that it goes below the tin angled piece then you surely must see that and don't need a noise.

@@ssnova3210 Back in the day the whole thing was called 'the tin' and was made of tin with usually a red painted top 2" or so, there was no confusion with that, it was a load noise when hit it as you can imagine. Most squash clubs would still have that. Nowadays there's room for conjecture. With Squash being televised on the Pro circuit I can see why there's been a move away from a tin tin as such.

Gohar 2-1, 11-8 in the 3rd

only Gohar does that...

Winning is not necessary

Squash is mind intensive, your reaction to a win at world level is beyond comprehension. Afterall, does it affect play when the whole match is won, no, because it's all done with.

How would you like it in your match ball when the crowd are cheering your opponent? People who can't be silent and be respectful ought to stay home and watch it.

Cheering is very distracting. In between points is okay of course, and people clapping for nice rallies or shots is great! But not during a rally