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Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul vs Kodai Naraoka

Japan Open 2026 · Round of 16 ·

Kodai Naraoka beat Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul 10–21, 21–16, 21–16 in the round of 16 of Japan Open 2026.

PlayerGame 1Game 2Game 3

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul

THA · World No. 18

211616

Won

102121

105 rallies tracked shot by shot by GGAB analysts.

Match facts

Tournament
Japan Open 2026
Round
Round of 16
Date
Level
Super 750
Discipline
Men's singles
Shuttle
Yonex Tournament F-90Amazon
Players: background, rankings and kit
FactPanitchaphon TeeraratsakulKodai Naraoka
CountryTHAJPN
PlaysLeft-handedRight-handed
Born20042001
Height1.82 m1.73 m
WeightNot known69 kg
Ranking at the timeNo. 18Not known
Career-high rankNo. 16men's singles, 2026No. 2men's singles, 2023
RacketNot known

Victor Thruster Ryuga II Pro

Amazon
StringNot knownNot known
ShoesNot known

Victor A970 NitroLite

Amazon
Kit sourceNot knownCurrent setup, as of 2024-2026

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Tale of the tape

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul against Kodai Naraoka: results, serves, striking side and shot direction.
Panitchaphon TeeraratsakulStatKodai Naraoka
Result
53
Points won
52
21
Winners
12
14
Errors forced
18
22
Unforced errors
18
43
Smashes
71
56%
Won on own serve
55%
Serve
94%
Short serves
100%
41%
To the body
49%
52%
To the middle
39%
7%
Out wide
12%
Striking side
45%
Forehand
50%
47%
Backhand
38%
8%
Around the head
12%
Direction
57%
Straight
55%
28%
Cross-court
28%
15%
Middle
17%

Serve rows are shares of each side's serves. Striking side and direction are shares of every other shot.

Match summary

Kodai Naraoka turned a slow start into a commanding victory, dropping the opening game 10-21 after Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul built a devastating 9-point run from 9-9, but then seizing control with an 8-0 opening burst in game two and never relinquishing momentum. The rallies grew longer and more attritional as the match progressed, averaging nearly 12 shots per rally in the decisive third game where Naraoka's superior net control and smash efficiency proved decisive in the tight 20-16 finish. Panitchaphon's lift errors mounted throughout, particularly in the back half of the match, while Naraoka's consistency from the net and ability to finish points cleanly secured the 2-1 comeback.

Written by AI from the tracked data.

Point progression

Panitchaphon TeeraratsakulKodai Naraoka
0510152021
Running score across 105 tracked rallies, Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul against Kodai Naraoka. Games closed 21–10, 16–21, 16–21.
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GamePanitchaphon TeeraratsakulKodai Naraoka
Game 12110
Game 21621
Game 31621

Rally length

Avg rally — by shots

10.3shots

Avg rally — by time

11.8sec

Rallies by length (shots)

5
1–2
19
3–4
32
5–8
23
9–14
15
15–20
11
21+
105 rallies tracked, most of them (30%) in the 5–8 shot band. The longest ran 34 shots.
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Length (shots)RalliesAvg seconds
1–254.5
3–4195.9
5–8328.5
9–142312.2
15–201517.2
21+1126.6

Shot patterns

Most common 3-shot runs

  1. 1.A1Backhand Lift Straight→B1Around-the-Head Smash Straight→A1Backhand Block Straight

    Happened 5× out of 100 rallies

  2. 2.B1Short Serve Body→A1Backhand Lift Straight→B1Around-the-Head Smash Straight

    Happened 5× out of 100 rallies

  3. 3.A1Forehand Spin Net Straight→B1Forehand Spin Net Straight→A1Forehand Lift Straight

    Happened 4× out of 100 rallies

  4. 4.B1Backhand Lift Straight→A1Around-the-Head Smash Straight→B1Backhand Block Straight

    Happened 4× out of 100 rallies

  5. 5.B1Backhand Net Straight→A1Backhand Spin Net Straight→B1Backhand Lift Cross

    Happened 4× out of 100 rallies

Most common 5-shot runs

  1. 1.A1Short Serve Middle→B1Backhand Net Straight→A1Forehand Spin Net Straight→B1Forehand Spin Net Straight→A1Forehand Lift Straight

    Happened 2× out of 100 rallies

  2. 2.A1Backhand Block Straight→B1Backhand Net Straight→A1Backhand Spin Net Straight→B1Backhand Lift Cross→A1Forehand Smash Middle

    Happened 2× out of 100 rallies

  3. 3.B1Backhand Block Straight→A1Backhand Lift Cross→B1Forehand Drop Straight→A1Forehand Net Cross→B1Backhand Lift Straight

    Happened 2× out of 100 rallies

  4. 4.B1Backhand Lift Cross→A1Forehand Drop Straight→B1Forehand Block Straight→A1Forehand Spin Net Straight→B1Forehand Lift Cross

    Happened 2× out of 100 rallies

  5. 5.B1Backhand Spin Net Straight→A1Backhand Lift Cross→B1Forehand Smash Straight→A1Forehand Block Straight→B1Forehand Net Cross

    Happened 2× out of 100 rallies

Who did what

Most winners

21

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul

Most errors forced

18

Kodai Naraoka

Most unforced errors

22

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul

By player

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul

544 shots
Winners 21Forced 14Unforced 22

Most-used shots

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Of 544 shots Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul played, the most used were lift (28%), net (20%) and block (19%).
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ShotShareShots
Lift28%153
Net20%110
Block19%103
Serve10%54
Smash8%43
Drive7%37

Points won — by shot

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Smash

42%

My winner11Forced opp. error11Drew opp. unforced0
My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced
Points Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul won break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (42%), lift (13%) and net (13%).
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ShotShare
Smash42%
Lift13%
Net13%
Drive10%
Block8%
Brush4%
Clear4%
Serve4%
Kill2%

Points lost — by shot

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Lift

33%

Opp. winner0My forced error4My unforced error13
Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error
Points Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul lost break down by the shot that ended them — led by lift (33%), block (21%) and smash (21%).
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ShotShare
Lift33%
Block21%
Smash21%
Net12%
Kill6%
Drive4%
Clear2%
Drop2%

Rally outcome — points won

52 rallies

  • My winner40%
  • Forced opp. error27%
  • Drew opp. unforced33%
Of the 52 rallies Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul won, 40% came from their own winners, 33% from drawing an opponent unforced error and 27% from forcing an opponent error.
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OutcomeShareRallies
My winner40%21
Forced opp. error27%14
Drew opp. unforced33%17

Rally outcome — points lost

52 rallies

  • Opp. winner23%
  • My forced error35%
  • My unforced error42%
Of the 52 rallies Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul lost, 42% from their own unforced errors, 35% from their own forced errors and 23% from an opponent winner.
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OutcomeShareRallies
Opp. winner23%12
My forced error35%18
My unforced error42%22

Kodai Naraoka

534 shots
Winners 12Forced 18Unforced 18

Most-used shots

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Of 534 shots Kodai Naraoka played, the most used were net (23%), lift (16%) and block (15%).
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ShotShareShots
Net23%121
Lift16%87
Block15%78
Smash13%71
Drop11%59
Drive11%59

Points won — by shot

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Smash

37%

My winner9Forced opp. error10Drew opp. unforced0
My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced
Points Kodai Naraoka won break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (37%), net (15%) and drive (13%).
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ShotShare
Smash37%
Net15%
Drive13%
Drop12%
Block10%
Kill6%
Lift6%
Serve2%

Points lost — by shot

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Block

26%

Opp. winner1My forced error13My unforced error0
Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error
Points Kodai Naraoka lost break down by the shot that ended them — led by block (26%), smash (25%) and lift (13%).
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ShotShare
Block26%
Smash25%
Lift13%
Net13%
Drop8%
Drive6%
Brush4%
Clear2%
Kill2%
Serve2%

Rally outcome — points won

52 rallies

  • My winner23%
  • Forced opp. error35%
  • Drew opp. unforced42%
Of the 52 rallies Kodai Naraoka won, 42% from drawing an opponent unforced error, 35% from forcing an opponent error and 23% from their own winners.
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OutcomeShareRallies
My winner23%12
Forced opp. error35%18
Drew opp. unforced42%22

Rally outcome — points lost

53 rallies

  • Opp. winner40%
  • My forced error26%
  • My unforced error34%
Of the 53 rallies Kodai Naraoka lost, 40% came from an opponent winner, 34% from their own unforced errors and 26% from their own forced errors.
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OutcomeShareRallies
Opp. winner40%21
My forced error26%14
My unforced error34%18

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