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How would you play against a hitter? This player at my club plays fairly ordinary but any ball to his forehand is hit full power with a sort of "lift smash". Being hit with full power, it's near impossible to return.

Thanks for this Dans

It's Li Xiaoxia I think

Lol definitely not even a man

Disaster averted :P

I can't see anyone but a Chinese winning and Wang Hao just seems to have that right combination of youth (not like Ma Lin) and experience (not like Xu Xin).

He does seem to have improved slightly but, hopefully, still no match for the Chinese players

Black is the natural colour of the rubber when it is initally produced, so it's free from any red chemical dye which supposedly makes it less tacky. The difference is hardly noticeable for your average player but you can see it with the pros.

Very intriguing indeed, now we need to see some tt players playing football

Sorry for being picky but the English flag has the initials .UK and (it doesn't affect me) but there appears to be no Northern Ireland

Very smooth footwork

Anything by KassemG is usually hilarious

Haha, why use the table tennis bat? Waste of a good bat and denies you the opportunity of fighting like a man

Ooo Intriguing flag waving movement

The word hate is too strong but after I explain you'll see my point Was at the English Open, standing at the top of the room with the tt action going on at the centre and from the room behind me out comes Ma Lin, Xu Xin and Zhang Jike! They stand in front of me and watch the current match...

Ooo Very interesting :)

Wow, very passionate but the piece of paper takes away from its effect slightly ;) Flashbacks of Coach Carter though

What is the point of this? Surely they would have to sell an extraordinary number of them to get even - considering their low price and the money needed for equipment! The worst ball I've ever played with was in school, where it was two halves of a hemisphere joined together with a thin strip...

Injury indeed I was looking forward to watching him at the English Open at the late end of January - only to be disappointed that he couldn't make it :(

Left handed players will almost always possess some sort of an advantage over anyone due to the lower numbers of them resulting in inexperience when anyone plays them Completely agree with markog though, the hand preference of a player doesn't affect the ability of their footwork