Two fingers on the back
Strokes
Saad Ahmed Asked 13 years ago
Can't we hold the TT racquet with 2 fingers i.e. the pointer finger and the middle finger on the rubber ?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Saad,
You are allowed to do that but your wrist will be limited in movement. This will limit the amount of spin that you will be able to get.
It is best if you just use one finger on the back of the bat.
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