Angle and contact of chop
Strokes
Harikrishnan U Asked 15 years ago
Jeff Plumb Answered 15 years ago
Hi Harikrishnan,
The angle of your bat when chopping depends on the amount of topspin on the stroke. If there is a lot of topspin then your bat angle should be quite vertical and you should come straight down and hit the back of the ball.
If there is less topspin on the ball then you can open up the angle of your bat some more and hit more underneath the ball.
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