Rebatenne Unhappy Despite Bright Start

Monday, February 08, 2016

Botswana table tennis star, Tshepiso Rebatenne of Nhabe Club says she is not happy with her performance despite winning two matches in the ongoing Botswana Table Tennis League on Saturday. She beat Olorato Ramagapu 4-2 before overcoming Hetweg Kangooti with the same score later in the day.

“I won but I am not happy with the way I performed overall. I was very poor with the service returns. Whenever I do the service, I should be on the advantage and should know where the opponent is going to put the ball. But I did not do well in that regard. I was always caught off guard,” she explained.

She said since the beginning of the year, her performance has not yet reached the levels she wants.

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