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Reports & Exports

Several pages let you download what you're looking at, so you can keep it, print it or study it offline.

The report button on match and player pages

The report button

Both the Match Page and the Player Page have a Report button. It opens a clean, print-ready version of the view as you currently have it filtered — so set your surface, tour, date range and other filters first, then click Report. From that page you can print it or save it as a PDF using your browser's own print / save option.

You can also download a report for a single specific stat using the green triangle adjacent to the stat you want within the filters section of the Match Stats pages.

The report includes the filters you applied, so you can remember later exactly what the figures were based on.

Why does my report differ from the screen?

If the download looks different from what's on screen, it's almost always because the filters changed between viewing and downloading, or a filter wasn't applied. Re-check your filters.

Tips & Tricks

FAQ

What does the report button actually give me? A clean, print-ready page of exactly what you're looking at — the stats as you have them filtered — laid out for reading or printing rather than clicking around.

Does the report reflect the filters I currently have set? Yes, provided you've clicked Apply so the on-screen view is up to date before you open the report.

What format is the report — PDF, image, spreadsheet? The match and player Report opens as a print-ready web page; to keep a file, use your browser's print option and choose "Save as PDF" (or print it).

Does the export include the filters I applied, so I remember them later? Yes — the applied filters are recorded with it, so you can see later what the figures were based on.

Why does my report look different from what's on screen? Usually a filter changed or wasn't applied between viewing and downloading. Re-check filters, click Apply, download again.