Makes sense, in terms of what timing you'd need to get elevation.This happened to me as well and I don't get the physics part of it.
In my understanding, if we play a shot 'Early' it makes sense for it go up in air, because we would have been through the shot 'early' and by the time the ball contacts the bat, the batter would've already played out the shot and just lob up in the air off that still bat.
And vice versa, if we time a shot 'Late' it means that we are late to the ball and we should be getting like edges, either to fielders(preferably behind) or onto the stumps, because we are not 'ready' with our bat in time (late) and any inside/outside edge should happen..
But I feel at the moment, its actually in reverse.
I can even convince myself if I'm early and edge it, but what doesn't sit right with me is lobbing the ball up for being late.
I'm just happy that there is a penalty for getting shot timing wrong, even if it doesn't quite pass the "how physics actually works" test :-D