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Hi Binayak,
It is always better to err on the side of having a bat that is too slow. I think it would be good to go back a step and get something a little slower that you can feel confidence in playing your strokes with. When the bat is too fast you tend to be tentative with your strokes trying to get the ball on the table.
Mark V is a good rubber and one we recommend. You can get an All round rated blade or perhaps a Offensive- blade. You certainly don't want anything too fast.
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