How to do attack after 3 ball attack
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Pratham jindal Pratham jindal Asked 8 years ago
Sir, i want to ask that when we do 3rd ball attack against our opponent if our opponent block that attack what should i do.. may i rub the ball to generate spin on the ball or i just make a fast and flat attack.. if i make fast attack then what should be its correct positions and timing?
Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago
Hi Pratham,
You can do either a flat or a topspin attack on the 5th ball.
The safer shot is with spin. The important thing though is to make sure you are watching the ball after you make the 3rd ball and maintain your balance so that you are ready to make the 5th ball effectively.
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