Your match report
Parth Khera vs Maddox Moxham · both players
The ↔ arrows are each player’s last 5 lunges — the distance between their feet at full stretch. A reach of about 2 ft or more counts as a lunge; the newest is brightest and older ones fade out.
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These are best-effort metrics derived by AI from your video — they’re approximate, not exact measurements.
- ›Maddox Moxham held the T 56% to Parth Khera's 44% — the player who owns the centre usually dictates play, so Parth Khera should make recovering to the T after every shot the first priority.
- ›Rallies ran long — a median of 7 shots with 42% past 10. The fitness is there; sharpening the finish (a tight kill or hard low drive once the opening appears) turns those grinds into points sooner.
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