Points to look for:
- The hips, waist and shoulders have continued to turn back towards the left of the player, providing much of the power when hitting the ball.
- The forearm is just starting to snap forwards and upwards - in line with the swing path of the racket.
- The forearm and bat are moving faster than the shoulders, as shown by their blurred state in the photograph.
- The wrist has also snapped through the ball, moving in the same line as the bat is being swung.
- If the ball was compared to a clock face, the bat has made contact at a point roughly around the number 9, while the bat was moving forwards and upwards.
