Playing against Defensive Player
Strategy
Red Guts Asked 11 years ago
Hi Sir,
I recently lost a match badly against a player who played with a racket with dead rubber and very very thin sponge.
Even when I chop heavily he just easily drops the ball in my side without any spin.
When I try to do topspin it goes away from the table.
How to play against a player with racket like this ?
Jeff Plumb Answered 11 years ago
I think you are on the right track. I would persist with your topspin stroke. If you are hitting the ball off the end of the table you can try to come over the ball some more and generate a little more topspin. Once you develop this stroke you are likely to start overpowering your opponent.
Let me know if this helps.
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Red Guts Posted 11 years ago
Thanks for your response sir.
The fact is my opponent to whom i lost had played in a very low end racket. When he hits the ball, the sound comes like the ball hit on a wooden piece.
I'll let you know for sure one I implement your suggestion.