Sidespin choppers
Strokes
vineeth agarwal Asked 13 years ago
One of my opponents always returns all my balls with sidespin that too very short.How should i tackle this?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Vineeth,
If the ball is short then push it back short to them. If you can improve this area of your game you will start to create opportunities for yourself to attack. When pushing the sidespin you need to angle your bat to the side slightly to allow for the sidespin. Don't try to do too much with the ball just angle the racket for the best effect.
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