Contact point for chop
Strokes
sumhar tyella Asked 11 years ago
Hi sir, when to contact the ball when you perform a chop? when the ball is rising or falling? or both are possible? tnx
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Sumhar,
It is easier to hit the ball later when the ball has slowed down a little. It is also more difficult to get the right contact when the ball is rising. When the ball is falling it is coming down onto the angled bat.
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