Points to look for:
- As it will be possible to see from the remaining photographs, the player has pushed the ball crosscourt.
- The relatively slow speed of the bat is shown by the low amount of blurring of the bat in the photo.
- Note the comparative lack of blurring of the player's upper arm, compared to his forearm. This gives an idea of the amount of rotation of the forearm and wrist snap that is used, rather than moving the upper arm.
- The bat is travelling downwards and straight towards the target area crosscourt.
- Note that the player's head and body have now stopped blurring, since they are relatively stationary. Ideally, the head and body would be still just before contact is made, to allow the best contact with the ball.
