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After starting the match (Start Match button), the following image (image 01) is shown illustrating how each player’s actions are captured during a tennis match. The sequence of each action is represented starting from the first column (Hit), where it specifies whether it’s a forehand, backhand, or serve. If the player to be tracked starts with a serve, their first hit will be a service; if they start with a return, their first hit will be either a forehand or a backhand. The next column(Style) indicates the style or type of hit. It’s important to note that during rallies, the type of hit is not specified, meaning the player is hitting either a forehand or backhand until the point concludes. Considering the style or type of hit in every exchange would be challenging to track and of limited statistical value. However, when the point concludes, it’s necessary to specify the type of hit with which it ended, whether the point was won or lost.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Finally, the third column (Ending<\/mark>) indicates the point’s conclusion, which can only be one of the specified options: Winner, Won, Lost, Unforced Error, Opponent Winner, and Opponent Double Fault. A double fault by the player being tracked is considered an Unforced Error with the second serve.<\/p>\n\n\n\n