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Jack GrundyOther, England
Hi Sokol,
Given they are suppose to be returned 'deep and crosscourt' I'd say it is a forehand and backhand, both hit with a fair bit of pace and effort to ensure the ball goes deep.
Jack
Hi Sokol,
Given they are suppose to be returned 'deep and crosscourt' I'd say it is a forehand and backhand, both hit with a fair bit of pace and effort to ensure the ball goes deep.
Jack
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