Padel match statistics, read from the video.
Four players tracked; Max's serve and the rally after it, with who hit and where the ball landed; then the numbers — serve success, shot placement and where each player played.
What happens in the video.
Tap a time to play the video from that moment.
The court camera's view
The start of a point in a doubles match.
Four players tracked
James, Jonathan, Max and Patrick are found and named, and the court lines are mapped onto the video.
Max serves
The serve is followed from the racket to where it lands.
The rally
Each shot is tagged with who hit it — Jonathan's return, then Patrick, Jonathan and Max — and each landing the camera sees goes onto the shot map in the corner.
The next point
Max serves again, and his first serve lands in.
Serve success
Two serves, one from each side, both in: 100% of first serves in.
Where the shots landed
The landings seen in the rally, on a court drawn from above.
Where they played
Court maps for the near pair. James: mid-court, 93% of his time on the left — 1% at the net, 61% in the middle, 38% at the back. Jonathan: at the net, on the right — 50% at the net.
Counted, not guessed.
Every point starts with up to two serves. Your match page shows how often the first one went in, how often the second one saved the point, and the double faults — separately for each side you served from.
Next to it: where the shots landed, and a court map of where each player spent the match. Everything is read from the video; a serve the camera can't see clearly is left out rather than guessed.
- Serve success: 1st serves in, 2nd serves that saved the point, double faults
- Shot placement: where the shots landed
- Court maps for every player
Get your numbers.
Scan the courtside QR at K9 Padel Court 1 in Riga, play, and your stats are on your phone about ten minutes after the last point.