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Hi all, I'm no.1 in Marshall Islands :o :rolleyes:

As we can see, the women had almost half the percentage of 7-set matches compared to men, and considerably more 4-set matches. This particular page doesn't show very clearly those results, because best of 5 and best of 7 set matches are all included together. Other sheets were made to display...

Those statistics were not included because I didn't want the page to be too cluttered. Here, this is a screenshot of the excel main page, it has all the information you asked for.

None of the same names were disqualified in both events, but it was sad to see Chen Hongtao from Canada get DSQ'd. He had just come through his group with tough games including a victory over Quentin Robinot. Kim Min Seok would have to be the biggest casualty this time round. He had beaten Mihai...

It's higher than any of the 17 events on last year's Pro Tour. The total DSQ's last year was only 23! However, last week in Hungary 9 players were disqualified! So it seems the bat testing crew are stirring things up this year prior to the Olympics.

Sorry to hassle you again, could you fix up the 3 images to full size in my new stats thread for Slovenia Open? It's such a shame I can't do it myself... what's the reason we can only upload thumbnails?

After a fantastic Men's singles final between Ma Long and Zhang Jike at the 2012 World Tour Slovenian Open, I bring you the statistics report for this outstanding event! Congrats to the winners! What a month it's been, 2012 has truly started with a bang! Regards, ttGuru

Great interview. Thanks Matt, and thanks Liam.

I'm curious to know what he thinks of ttDaily :o

5 tables streaming? That means I'll need 5 monitors! ;)

Good luck getting an interview with Timo before the Olympics! He'll be very busy until then...

Indeed. 1000 posts! good effort no.4! ;) I agree Wang Liqin had the best loop of the 2000s, but now Ma Long and Zhang Jike have taken over, as well as Xu Xin. Wang Hao was always great to watch, really smooth. The most effective is hard to pick! Schlager had one of the most impressive...

Another unusual statistic: You may or may not be aware that percentage of Right:Left handed people in the world is 93:7 This surprised me a great deal when I first learned it! The reason is because in Table Tennis there are many more left handers than 7% of players. I had a look at this...

Match Statistics - set score frequency Best of 5 3-0 130 48.33% 3-1 80 29.74% 3-2 59 21.93% Best of 7 4-0 169 36.42% 4-1 131 28.23% 4-2 101 21.77% 4-3 63 13.58% Best of 5, total matches: 269 36.7% Best of 7, total matches: 464 63.3% Best of 5, total games: 1005 29.7% Best of 7, total games...

Hi Myles, it took me roughly 2 hours. Very quick because I have previously set up a template for the stats collation process.

Wouldn't it be cool to coin the term for this new shot :cool:

I'd call it the 'pounce' !!

Too bad Chen Qi's not competing, but Yan An will show us an interesting tournament. Very sad for the players ranked above him...

Indeed... I'm sure Joo's unforced errors are getting less these days. He is improving at attacking style! Maybe I'll do this task for the men's final.

Great stuff. Perhaps we'll see Crisan back into the top 20 soon.