Me VS Ollie Cornish | BIG MATCH FOR A CHANCE TO QUALIFY FOR NATIONALS

[@willo219]

Unlucky mate, Ollie was very sharp though, didn't miss much and could play very fast!

[@RichSFS]

Great match! I played Ollie in plymouth ages ago. He must've been 10 or something. Good to see him still playing, so many players quit.

[@matty369]

Really nice match, lots of open rallies. Agree that would be cool to hear some commentary - even just as a one off!

[@sebastianjo752]

so unlucky in the second set, cost you the game in the end unfortunately. I would love to hear your thoughts on the game, just a little commentary, like what was your strategy and so on.

[@mustafaishafi]

Is this at David Ross sport village in nottingham University?

[@TTDPocketRocket]

Yes it is

[@jaff77]

better luck next time, pocket. You fought well.

[@Tomor983]

His back hand looks a bit like yours technique wise

[@Ladda-re6kp]

Lol not a chance. Olly doesn’t rush his bh blocks/ topspins.

[@epic1053]

@@Ladda-re6kp Olly's backhand is better but he struggles more with the backhand to forhand transition and looks like he relies on his backhand more. I think he tries to flick with his backhand way too often to the point it's predictable and puts himself in a bad position. Ollie's forehand is a big weakness if it lands on the table it's good quality but it's alot more inconsistant then his backhand.

[@topbins8944]

We love you pocket

[@weareprayingforthelost]

Did i see you in a sunday league football video or am i losing my mind

[@weareprayingforthelost]

You had on a white jersey

[@JassaTableTennis]

why do you keep saying good boy

[@TTDPocketRocket]

😂 I don't know how to explain it mate sorry. It's like winning a point and you say 'come on, good boy'