stats-tennis-service

How many serve-aces the player shot.

Indicates that the included statistics apply only to events played either at home or away.

How many break-points did the other team/player have against the serving player.

How many of these break-points were saved by the serving player.

The percentage of breakpoints saved. (There is some discussion on whether to include all possible break-points or just the deciding ones.)

An open placeholder for categorization.

The key of the league or competition for which the player or team generated the stats.

Measure of distance for the generated stat.

Maximum distance for the generated stat.

Minimum distance for the generated stat.

How many double-faults committed by the serving player.

Indicates what class of events the included statistics apply. Example: those events that went into overtime. SportsML vocab uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/spdurationscope/

The ending date, with optional time, of the event for which the stats are relevant.

Qualifier of "most-recent-events" value for temporal-unit attribute. Specify the number of events eg. 10 for last 10 games.

The average speed recorded among the first serves from this player/team. New attribute and therefore using the more proper term serve instead of service.

The top speed recorded among the serves from this player/team.

Number of first serves that were good.

The percentage of good first serves.

How many points won after the first serve was good.

Percentage of games won after first serve was good.

An XML-specific identifier for the element.

The key of the site,venue or location where the stats were generated.

The type of unit used to measure distance, speed, etc. Could be mph, kph, metres, yards, etc.

Whether the opponent was a player, team, etc.

The key of the player, team, division, conference, league or other unit which provide the opposition relevant to the stat.

The ending date, with optional time, of the period for which the stats are relevant.

The starting date, with optional time, of the period for which the stats are relevant.

For certain types of periods: overtime, declared (cricket), etc.

Used for tracking stats and events by period.

Indicates that the included statistics apply only to while played at a particular position.

Indicates that the included statistics apply only to values that set a record, such as a team-high, or an individual-low.

A generic scope indicator. Use only if none of the other coverage attributes are suitable.

A textual description for the scope.

The average speed recorded among the second serves from this player/team. New attribute and therefore using the more proper term serve instead of service.

The number of good second serves.

The percentage of good second serves.

How many points won after the second serve was good.

Percentage of games won after second serve was good.

How many points were played with this player/team serving. New attribute and therefore using the more proper term serve instead of service.

How many games in the match or set this player or team served.

Number of games won in which the player served.

The percentage of games won in which the player served.

Total points won where the player served. This should be the same as a sum of first-service-points-won and second-service-points-won.

The percentage of points won by the serving player. Should be possible to calculate from other attributes here.

Final or current score of the team or player.

The measurement unit used for the various speed attributes. Normally mph, but can be m/s or km/h or something else.

The starting date, with optional time, of the event for which the stats are relevant.

A relative indication of how many statistics are included in the item. SportsML vocab uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/spstatscoverage/

An open placeholder for reference by an external stylesheet.

The type of surface (eg. clay, artificial grass, etc.) upon which the stats were generated.

The key of the team for which the player or team generated the stats.

Indicates whether the item contains information about one team, or
many teams.

The unit of performance to which the stats apply eg. single-event, season, career.

The key of performance unit to which the stats apply.

The type, other than team or league/competition, of the competitive unit for which the player or team generated the stats.

The key, other than team or league/competition, of the competitive unit for which the player or team generated the stats.

The type of event (eg. indoor, outdoor, etc.) in which the stats were generated.

A code for the weather situation in which the stats were generated. SportsML weather codes recommended.