We give an update on the Australian Open before we head up to commentate on the finals.
Is Japan the next big thing in Table Tennis?
If you had a whole lot of money what racket would you buy?
Dieter: I don't have a question really but want to share an observation. you learn probably just as much by helping out someone else as when doing your own drills. So here's my message: be generous to serve as a sparring partner. You'll learn just as much.
Tam: Hi Alois I play well on matches but when it comes to doing drills I perform a lot worse could you explain this?
Kailash: I have been advised by him to fold my thumb and not place it on the rubber like all the players do. i have also seen that folding my thumb does not allow me to generate enough spin. But this folding has given me much control on my smashes.
Johnny: I’m having problems attacking backspin balls that aren't short or long, like a mid distance ball. With long backspin I can comfortably topspin it, and with short backspin I can flick. So with this mid distance ball, should I topspin or flick?