Question

As a player Saina has improved consistently over a period of

time. She has started depending mainly on her low serves which

straightway gives her an advantage to go on the offensive. Also at

times she gets a quick point when the opponents make an error on

the service return itself. This strategy looks easy but is difficult to

implement since one can easily get caught if the player is not fast

enough to respond to a good return of serve. She is extremely

confident at the net while dribbling which gives her a lot of weak

mid-court returns. Again this is easier said than done. It needs

hours and hours of tireless practice to master the dribble. She has a

good hit as well which is so important to finish a rally and score a

point. She is prepared to wait for the right opportunities to finish the

rally. Sometimes it could present itself in the second or third stroke

itself and on many occasions one might have to wait longer. This

requires patience and a lot of self confidence in stroke-making.

Obviously Saina has both these qualities which are helping her win

matches.

Even though she is a complete player, there is scope for her to

work on her forehand side, especially from the back court. At times

she is slow to reach the net when the opponents play a really sharp

drop on her backhand. She can work on her defence as well.

Generally there is drift in most stadia across the world and Indians

are always comfortable playing against the wind as it is easy tocontrol your shots. I am sure it is the same with Saina as well.

However she would do well to practise a little more "playing with the

wind" as well. This way you need not necessarily always concede a

game while "playing with the wind.​

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